India has been given access to David Coleman Headley, Pakistani-American LeT operative, who has confessed to his role in the Mumbai attacks. A team of National Investigation Agency, NIA officers had arrived in Chicago early this week with the objective of interrogating Headley.<br/> <br/>US National Security Adviser James Jones said in Washington that this is an ongoing process and is in the hands of right professionals from both countries. He said, the US has fulfilled its commitment and it is a matter of great happiness that in this world of terrorist activities, India and the US can work together to exchange information and intelligence rapidly, and allow access to the captured people in order to crack these networks. <br/><br/>Asked if this access to Headley is going to be one-time affair or Indian investigating agencies would be given access multiple times, Mr Jones said, the spirit of cooperation and respect for each other's position is alive and this is the first step.<br/>