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By saying this, Pakistan is distanced to ITELF from the law of the defendant of the terror of Mumbai 26/11 and also brings to the Canadian angle to provoke Ottawa to speak like us very gently extradited to India to India
11/26 Plotter Tahawwur Hussain Rana with NIA officials after his extradition in New Delhi. (Image: Origin)
The Canadian citizenship of Tahawwur Rana is in the news. The Pakistan Foreign Ministry also tried to distance ITSF from Rana and tried to create a problem around the extradition of the defendant of the terror of Mumbai 26/11 of the United States to India.
Responding to a question door a press conference, the spokesman of the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan, Shafqat Ali Khan, said Rana had not tried to renew his Pakistani citizenship. “Tahawwur Rana has not renewed his Pakistani documents in the last two decades. His Canadian nationality is very clear,” he said.
By saying this, Pakistan is distance from Rana’s law and also brings to the Canadian angle to provoke Ottawa to speak as we extradite the accused terror of India very well. But Canada’s saying no longer has much value, sources say. Islamabad is distancing Itelf since Rana’s left to the Pakistan army, as well as the ISI, are a secret over open fire. Islamabad fears that frog can beans in the role of Pakistan in conspiracy in the terrorist attacks of Mumbai 26/ 2008.
Since then, the debate on the Canadian citizenship of Rana has begun. Duration Joe Biden’s mandate as president of the United States, many Junior classification officials who were not directly involved in the extradition process were the opinion that Canada could object to frog extradition. They also wanted this discussion to be part of the speech. Now, attempts are being made to bring “Canada” to the image of Pakistan and the allied ecosystem.
From the beginning, the United States, at the government level, was in favor of sending Rana to India. At the request of the Indian government, Rana was arrested and its extradition processes occurred despite being a Canadian citizen. This also reflects how the United States is little concerned about Canada’s opinion in regards to cases such as frogs. The United States has extradited Canadian citizen frog to India.
This is also reflected in the fall in the relationship between the neighboring country. Now, since there is no disposition for capital punishment in Canada and the terror law of frog is given, the Indian courts can give the death penalty. So, Pakistan and allied ecosystems wanted to create problems mentioning the Canadian citizenship of frog.
Rana has been extradited from the United States, where he was already convicted in 2011 for supporting terrorism. I could now face much more severe consequences, including the death penalty. Canada has a strong position against capital punishment in Ottawa, so Rana’s lawyer could use this as reasons in the future to oppose his death penalty. But experts say that since Rana has been extradited from the United States, and India and the United States have the provision of capital punishment, India should not have many problems to execute the death penalty in this case if the court pronounces it. And Canada could speak, but his objection gained a lot of value, since he has extradited to the United States. In the past, there are cases in which Ottawa has spoken against the capital punishment granted to its citizens.
So what does American law say about the death penalty?
States: 27 states have the death penalty in books, which means that it is a punishment legally authorized for certain crimes.
Federal: The federal government can also seek the death penalty for specific federal crimes.
Military: The US army has the authority to impose the death penalty in certain cases.
Abolition: 23 states and the Columbia district have abolished the death penalty.
Moratorium: Some states that have the death penalty in books may have a moratorium (temporary suspension) in executions, or due to the decision of a governor.
Federal Moratory: The federal government has a limited number of inmates convicted of death and has recently seen a decrease in the number of federal executions.
