Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency, FIA, says the voice sample of one of the accused in 26/11 Mumbai attack case matches with that of a handler who directed the terrorists involved in the assault. Deposing before anti-terrorism court Judge Shahid Rafique, the FIA Inspector Nisar Ahmed Jadoon also provided details of raids conducted on Lashkar-e-Taiba camps in Karachi where the attackers had undergone training before the 2008 attacks. Jadoon, a witness in the case, told the judge that the banned LeT had set up three training camps in Karachi that were raided by an FIA team after the Mumbai attacks.The prosecution told the judge it wanted to present five more witnesses and the judge said this could be done at the next hearing on August 27. Defence lawyer, however, questioned how the prosecution matched the voice as the FIA does not have voice samples of the seven suspects. Pakistani laws do not allow authorities to obtain voice samples without the permission of suspects.