Hemant Lakhani, an India-born former British clothing merchant, has been convicted of attempting to sell shoulder-launched missiles to what he believed was a terrorist group.
The judgment was pronounced by a federal jury on Wednesday. Lakhani was found guilty on five counts.
Lakhani was arrested in 2003 in Newark following a sting operation in which undercover operatives posed as terrorists and arms dealers.
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Indian intelligence believes Lakhani is no terrorist
