Shoaib, who was 20-years-old was the youngest of the group while Nasir was the oldest at 28," Maria said.
Nasir is suspected to have been married and his wife either died or divorced him, he said, adding that the average age of the members of the group was between 23 to 25 years.
Nasir, Nazeer and Ismail Khan, allegedly the leader of the group, had participated in terror missions earlier, Maria said.But he refused to specify any details of their previous missions.
"All of them were given the aliases during training to prevent them from knowing each others original names," Maria said. The terrorists are suspected to have been trained for over a year at four locations in Pakistan.
While sailing for three days into Indian waters on board the Gujarat-based fishing vessel 'Kuber', which the terrorists allegedly hijacked, the members of the group spoke with each other and Ajmal learnt of the others' names and where they lived, he said.
Some members of the group, like Ajmal, also underwent indoctrination at the training camps for about three weeks before undergoing training in arms and explosives for close to a year,Maria said.
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