New Delhi:
Tahwur Rana’s extradition, brought back to India to face the law for his role in 26/11 attacks in Mumbai, in which 166 people were killed, not a justice for the martyrs, but every Indian said that Hemant Bhavdhankar, Mumbai Police Inspector, who was partially partially partially for Ajmal Kasab, which was partially partially, which is a partial of 10 of the 10 terrorists, which was for the same time, which was a 10 -terrorists, which was for the same time, which is the hold of 10 of the 10 terrorists, which was for the same time for Ajmal Kasab, which was for the time of 10 terrorists, which was for the same time for Ajmal Kasab, who was the hold of 10 terrorists for a single time, Was, 2008. Click here for Tahwur Rana extradition live update
The retired officer lost one of his colleagues, Sub-Inspector Tukaram Ombale, which led to the arrest. Asked if he managed to reach the shock of that day, he said that he still gets over by emotion when he passes through that place.
He told NDTV in a special interview, “I bend the statue of Tukram Obl Ji. We are only because of him today. That is what I feel personally.”
On 26 November 2008. After obtaining information by Mr. Bhavdhankar and his team the police, a check post was being done that the terrorists had left from Nariman Point.
Abu Ismail and Ajmal Kasab were running towards Girgaon Chaatatti in a kidnapped Skoda car. His team, he said, a message was received from the control room and two teams of eight police officers reached the checkpost.
While some people were standing behind the barricades, Mr. Bhavdhankar and some other people were standing in the road divider.
Skoda, he said, came at 12.30 pm and stopped 50 feet away from the checkpost. The driver, Abu Ismail did not listen to the police instructions and instead tried to take a U-turn at high speed.
“This was the only option for him, as other roads were stopped. They could only take a U-turn and go back to the Nariman Bind, from where he came,” said Mr. Bhavdhankar.
“On Abu Ismail’s instructions, Kasab took his Hungarian jacket and wiped the blood from his face. By that time, I was sure that he was a terrorist. I alerted my team and tried to set fire to Abu Ismail and set fire to Nab Abu Ismail. He immediately set fire.” He said. ”
A round was shot as a colleague, Mr. Bhavdhankar shot three in Abu Ismail. He said that this was the first time he shot his service revolver in the event of an encounter, he said. The joint efforts of the two officers ended Abu Ismail.
“Kasab, who was sitting next to the driver, pretended to surrender, put his hands up. As soon as we approached Abu Ismail, Kasab opened the door and got down. At the same time, Tukaram ji and the team ran to catch him.
He said, “We survived due to the sacrifice of Tukaram Obal. Fifteen officers survived.”
Tukram Ombale was awarded the Ashoka Chakra posthumously for the country’s highest Mayurala Bravery Award for his bravery during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. His brother, Eknath Ombale, has called for a death sentence for Tahwur Rana, who is expected to reach Delhi this evening.
Rana, a 64-year-old Pakistani-Canadian National settled in the US, provided logistic, financial and other assistance to the prime accused in the case David Hedley.
Rana is charged under classes related to criminal conspiracy, war against the Government of India, the war against the relevant sections under the murder and illegal activities (prevention) Act.
