Tahawwur Rana News: Known as the mastermind of the 26/11 terror attack, Tawwur Hussain Rana made a shocking claim in the interrogation of the Mumbai Crime Branch. Rana has completely dismissed his Palla from the 26/11 terror attack. Sources said that Rana said that he has no relation with this terrorist attack.

Sources also claimed that Rana blamed his childhood friend David Colomn Hedley for this terrorist attack. Sources further told that Rana also told that apart from Delhi-Mumbai, he had also gone to Kerala. On asking the reason, he told that he was going to know about him, because of this he went to meet. Rana has also given the name and address of his known person from Kerala to the agency.

Crime branch team can go to Kerala

Sources said that soon a team of Mumbai Crime Branch can also go to Kerala to investigate Rana’s claims. An official said that Rana is so much trend that even at this age, he listens to questions without any stress and then gives the answers to him and when it is time of prayer, he also tells the intragerator to tell the Namaz, he should not be disturbed for 15 minutes.

Learn how the mastermind of Mumbai attacks brought to India

Let us know that Tawwur Rana, the mastermind of 26/11 Mumbai attacks, has been extradited from America and brought to India. Rana was brought from Los Angeles to India by a special aircraft along with NIA and National Security Guard (NSG) teams. In the US, Rana made several legal efforts to prevent his extradition, including an emergency petition in the US Supreme Court. After all the petitions were dismissed, extradition was possible. India’s Foreign Ministry and Ministry of Home Affairs completed the process in collaboration with US officials.

The NIA tried for years to extradite Rana. The agency worked closely with the US FBI, Department of Justice (USDOJ) and other agencies. Rana is accused of playing an important role in the conspiracy of Mumbai attacks.

The Mumbai attacks took place on 26 November 2008, when 10 terrorists attacked several places including Taj Hotel, Oberoi Trident, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus and Nariman House. This attack shook the whole country. Rana is accused of planning an attack with Lashkar-e-Taiba.

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Rana, a 64 -year -old Canadian citizen of Pakistani origin, is currently closed at Los Angeles’s ‘Metropolitan Detention Center’. He is associated with Pakistani-American terrorist David Coleman Headley, one of the main conspirators of the attacks on 26 November 2008 (26/11). Prior to the attacks, Headley had done Reiki in Mumbai as an employee of Rana’s ‘Immigration Consultancy’.

What was Rana’s application submitted on 27 February?

On 27 February, Rana submitted before the US Supreme Court Associate Judge and ‘Ninth Circuit’ Circuit Judge Elena Kagan ‘Emergency application to stop the pending trial of the habeas corpus petition’. At the beginning of last month, Kagan rejected the application.

What did the court say on the application of Tehwwur Rana?

After this, Rana renewed his application and requested that renewed application be sent to Chief Justice Roberts. An order post on the Supreme Court website states that Rana’s renewed application was listed for the ‘Conference’ of 4 April 2025 and “application” has been sent to the court. “On Monday, a notice said in a notice on the Supreme Court website,” The court has rejected the application. “

In which case Rana was convicted?

Rana was convicted in the US in a case of assisting Pakistan-based terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba in a case related to providing assistance in terrorist conspiracy in Denmark. Lashkar is responsible for the Mumbai attack. Eminent Indian-American lawyer Ravi Batra of New York told ‘PTI-Bhasha’ that Rana had applied to the Supreme Court to stop extradition. This application was rejected by Justice Kagan on 6 March. The application was presented to Roberts, “who shared it with the court to use the entire court’s approach.”

Rana had said the danger of torturing him

In the emergency petition, Rana requested that as long as the ongoing case is pending in the US, his extradition process should be banned in India. He had demanded the postponement of the petition filed on 13 February on the basis of its merits. In that petition, Rana argued that his extradited India is a violation of the ‘United Nations Convention’ against the US law and torture, “Because it is a sufficient basis to believe that the petitioner would be in danger of torture if he was extradited to India.”

If sent to India, it is really ‘death sentence

The petition said, “The possibility of harassment in this case is even more as the petitioner is a Muslim of Pakistani origin in the Mumbai attacks.” The petition also states that extraditing him in Indian custody centers due to his ‘serious medical status’ is also ‘really’ death sentence. On January 21, the US Supreme Court rejected the application related to Rana’s original habeas corpus petition seeking a review of the lower court’s decision.

Why PM Modi’s name in Rana’s application?

The application said that on the same day, the newly appointed Foreign Minister Marco Rubio met Foreign Minister S Jaishankar. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Washington to meet Trump on 12 February, Rana’s lawyer received a letter from the State Department, stating that ‘the Foreign Minister has decided to’ hand over ‘to India’ to India ‘according to’ the extradition treaty between the US and India ‘on 11 February 2025.

Trump announced Rana’s extradition

During a joint press conference with Prime Minister Modi at the White House in February, President Donald Trump said that his administration has approved the extradition of ‘very wicked’ Rana, which is looking for Indian law enforcement agencies for his role in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack. A total of 166 people including six Americans were killed in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. These attacks were carried out by 10 Pakistani terrorists.