New Delhi:
Tavavur Rana, accused of plotting 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai, is expected to be presented before the Delhi Court after bringing back from the US. Rana is being taken to India on a special aircraft after ending his legal options to challenge his extradition in India. The aircraft is expected to touch tomorrow.
Rana is one of the accused in a conspiracy case, the National Investigation Agency filed in connection with 26/11 attacks in Mumbai in which 166 people lost their lives. He is likely to be presented in the Delhi Court in this case. Sources said the Mumbai Police was not officially informed about when Rana would be transferred to the city, where he faces matters related to terrorist attacks.
Who is Tavavur Rana
64 -year -old Tavavur Rana was born in the Punjab province of Pakistan and joined the Pakistan Army Medical Corps. He left in 1997 and moved to Canada, where he started running several businesses, including an immigration consultation. Rana first met David Headley, a prominent conspirator at 26/11 Mumbai attacks, went to Cadet College Hasan Abdal. According to Tahwur Rana’s petitions in American courts, challenging extradition in India, he is now suffering from many diseases, including the aortic artery arterial arterial arterials of the stomach, which involves the immediate risk of breaking, with a cognitive decline, and a large scale of bladder cancer.
What has Tahwur Rana done?
According to an NIA charge sheet, David Headley traveled to several Indian cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Pushkar, Goa and Pune, which was under the guise of a representative with a company, immigrant law center. The company’s office was located on Tardio Road in Mumbai and alleged that Rana helped Headley to set up the office. Tahwur also traveled to different places in India, calling the charge sheet. Investigation revealed that Headley, Rana, Lashkar-e-Toba founder Hafiz Saeed, co-founder Zaki-ur-Remon Lakhvi and others “assisted terrorist attacks in Mumbai and killed 166 persons and injured many seriously”. Headley and Rana also prepared for attacks at various places, in which various states of India and the National Defense College, Delhi are not limited to Chabad houses, Charjesht.
When Rana was arrested
According to the charge sheet, David Headley was arrested by the FBI on October 3, 2009 at the O’Hey Airport in Chicago. “Based on the revelation made by Headley, Tahwur Rana was also taken into custody. On October 27, 2009, the FBI filed Headley and Tahwur Rana in the district court of Illinois in the district court of the northern district for their roles for their roles in the foreign land. Chargesheet notes that the conspiracy to attack the spot in India. Seven of the accused are in Pakistan. The charge sheet says that Rana provided logistics, financial and other assistance to David Headley and other co-speculators to meet criminal conspiracy to organize terrorist attacks in India.
Fee against Rana
The charge sheet says that Rana assisted the headley in several ways, including the establishment of an immigrant law center in Mumbai to cover its activities as a front organization and visited India as part of the criminal conspiracy behind 26/11 attacks in November 2008. They are charged under classes related to criminal conspiracy, war against the Government of India against the relevant sections under the act, murder and forgery and illegal activities (prevention) Act.
What about headley
David Headley, who was born Dawood Saeed Gilani, is in the US jail after being sentenced to 35 years in jail for his role in Mumbai attacks. While India continues to proceed to its extradition, Assistant American Attorney John J Lulzian told a federal court at the US ‘Los Angeles that unlike Rana, Headley immediately accepted the responsibility and convicted all the allegations. “Because Headley fulfilled the necessary conditions, the petition agreement established that Headley would not be extradited in India. Rana’s position is different as he neither blamed nor collaborated with the United States,” he said. In 2018, Headley was seriously injured in the prison attack.
