New Delhi: An alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) member, who recently turned approver in a case of receiving funds from Pakistan and UAE-based LeT operatives to further terror activities in India, has moved a Delhi court alleging the NIA had "pressured" him to confess to the crime. In an application moved before District Judge Poonam A Bamba, accused Mahfooz Alam, currently in judicial custody, has sought to retract his confessional statement given earlier, which will come up before the court during hearing on July 3. "The applicant/accused has given the confessional statement before the Magistrate, which he wants to withdraw as the same was given under pressure and out of fear of the investigating agency. "It is, therefore, prayed that he may kindly be allowed to retract his confessional statement," advocate MS Khan, who represented Alam, quoted from application moved before the court.