New Delhi, May 16
India and the US will work out processes to give Indian investigators access to David Headley, a planner of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, and the issue will figure during their Strategic Dialogue in Washington next month.

External Affairs Minister S M Krishna is scheduled to travel to Washington on June 3 for the first ever India-US Strategic Dialogue with his US counterpart Hillary Clinton since its upgrading to the ministerial level last year.

During the Strategic Dialogue, the issue of access to Headley will be discussed, official sources said.

"They are saying yes to access to Headley. But the process has to be followed. Their process is totally different from our process. Process has to be gone through before we get access. That is our understanding," the sources said.

The US has assured at the top level that Indian investigators will get access to Headley to unravel the entire conspiracy of the Mumbai attack. — PTI