(PTI): A suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba operative, part of a group of six militants arrested by the Uttar Pradesh police, was on Friday taken around the city for questioning. Faheem Ahmed Ansari, who is believed to belong to the group that orchestrated the attack on a CRPF camp in Rampur on January 1, was brought to the city by UP police special task force two weeks ago, police said. "The UP police will take him to locations in the city based on their investigations and a team from the city police could also question him while he is here," they said. Six persons armed with assault rifles, grenades and ammunition were arrested on February 10 on the charge of plotting to attack the Bombay Stock Exchange. Faheem, a resident of suburban Goregaon in north-west Mumbai, was allegedly providing the group with accomodation in the city.