North India Statesman
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New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) interrogated Tawwur Hussain Rana for the second consecutive day with the aim of adding large conspiracy links of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. He is placed in a safe cell in the capital Delhi, where the investigating agency officials are interrogating him amid tight security arrangements.
The NIA headquarters, located in the CGO Complex, has been deployed 24 -hour security forces. According to sources, Rana has been kept as a common prisoner and is not being given any special facility.
Respect for religious faith, but strict monitoring
At Rana’s request, he has been given a copy of the Quran and has been seen offering Namaz five times a day in his cell at the agency headquarters. In addition, he also sought pen and paper, which has been provided to him. However, he is being closely monitored so that he does not misuse these things or does not harm himself.
A senior official informed, “He has only asked for Quran, Pains and Paper. Apart from this, no special demand has been made.”
Permission to meet lawyer under judicial process
Tahwwur Rana has been allowed to meet the lawyer appointed by the Delhi Legal Services Authority (DLSA) every other day as per the court’s instructions. Also, his health test is being done every 48 hours.
“The same procedures are being adopted with him that is done with any other arrested person. He is not getting any special or unusual behavior.”
This action of the NIA is considered important to deeply understand the network of conspirators of 26/11 attacks and strengthen future security preparations.
