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Tahawwur Rana landed in Delhi this afternoon and the sources reported that he will be arrested by the National Research Agency.
Tahawwur Rana landed in New Delhi on Thursday. (File photo)
Tahawwur Hussain Rana, the most wanted in India who is accused of consigning the 26/11 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, landed in India on the day of the day around 2:30 pm, a day after an Indian team of multiple agencies left him with a species.
It is expected that the 64 -year -old will be presented at the Tihar prison in Delhi, Fuentes reported, added that he will be arrested by the National Research Agency (NIA) immediately. According to the reports, a joint team of the NIA and the research and analysis wing brought it back.
The team had traveled to the United States after the country’s Supreme Court dismissed the frog review in search of an emergency stay in its extradition to India.
According to the officials, the high security cells in the Tihar prison in the national capital and the prison of Arthur Road in Mumbai have prepared for high -risk detainees. The NIA also recently obtained a court order on the transfer of its case from Mumbai to Delhi.
Rana has been accused of criminal conspiracy, moving the war against the government of India, murder and falsification and under the Ulawful Activities Law (prevention).
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What are the charges against Tahawwur Rana?
It is known that Tahawwur Rana, a Canadian entrepreneur of Pakistani-Origen origin, was an active operation of the terrorist team Lashkar-E-Tiba (LET). He played a fundamental role in the facilitation of travel documents for David Headley, who made recognition of key objectives in Mumbai, which were then attacked, killing 164 people, including six Americans.
The NIA charges against Tahawwur Rana presented in December 2011, he accused him, David Headley and six others to plan and execute terrorist attacks in India.
The charges included statements of 134 witnesses, 210 documents and 106 emails, including one of David Headley’s wife who “congratulated him” for his graduation and also said that she “all day.”
David Headley and Tahawwur Rana were constantly communicating in the period prior to 26/11 attacks, showed electronic emails that are accessed by NIA.
