<br/>Indian investigators will soon get access to terror suspect David Headley as US authorities are working out logistics in this regard. An FBI official said from Chicago that in the plea agreement, Headley agreed to meet with Indian authorities. He said, authorities are just trying to work out the logistics and scheduling of where and when they can question the Pakistani-American in connection with the Mumbai attacks. <br/><br/>A request has been made by Indian authorities to question 49-year-old Headley, which is expected to happen soon. India is expected to get access to Headley within 30 days of sending a letter of request. US Ambassador Timothy J Roemer told Indian Home Minister P Chidambaram in New Delhi that the issue of access to Headley is being dealt with at the highest level in the Obama administration. <br/><br/>India has been seeking access to Headley, a Pakistani-origin American, to unravel details of his activities regarding the 26/11 attacks and plans for further strikes in this country.