A Pakistani extremist linked to the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks has reportedly been arrested in Austria on suspicion of planning attacks in Europe for ISIS.<br />34-year-old Muhammad Ghani Usman and Algerian native Adel Haddadi were arrested in Salzburg posing as refugees.<br />Police arrested the men in December but officials didn’t unveil Usman’s name until this past weekend.<br />He is said to be a former bombmaker for Lashkar-e Taiba (LeT), the Pakistani group behind the Mumbai attacks in which 164 people were killed.<br />Sources said “dozens” of yet-unidentified ISIS plants have invaded Europe similarly posing as refugees.
