When a joint crack team of the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Bihar Police and Nepal authorities swooped down onYasin Bhatkal, living in arented house in Pokhara, Nepal, on August 28, the terror chieftain looked unperturbed. "I'm an engineer," he insisted. "You are arresting the wrong man." It was a ruse Yasin, directly responsible for the deaths of over 200 Indians, had often employed in his five-year run from the law. Yasin was whisked away blindfolded to an undisclosed destination and interrogated. He kept his pretence up and claimed to be a Pakistani passport holder. The discussion ended when Yasin was left with a broken nose. He confessed.

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