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Mumbai: 26/11 Tawwur Hussain Rana, accused of Mumbai terror attacks, was finally brought to India. Special aircraft took them down at Palam Airport in Delhi on Thursday. He was then taken directly from the airport to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) headquarters. He was questioned by a team of investigating agencies there. He has since been kept in custody for 18 days.
Strict security arrangements have been made outside the NIA headquarters. It is being told that after this Rana can be produced in Patiala House Court. However, he has now been sent to custody. He was also conducted medical examination before appearing in court. He was also prosecuted. Tahwwur Rana was placed in the high security ward of Tihar Jail in Delhi. Accordingly, the jail administration also made special security arrangements.
Police on high alert
The Special Cell of Delhi Police has also been kept on high alert regarding Rana’s extradition. Along with this, SWAT commandos have also been deployed at the airport. The security branch of the Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) and the local police was seen outside the airport.
‘This’ officer brought Rana to India
Its work was assigned to two senior officials of the National Investigation Agency. One of them is an Inspector General (IG) rank officer and the other is an officer of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) rank.
Narendra Mann Government Advocate
The central government has appointed advocate Narendra Mann as Special Public Prosecutor in this case. He has been given this responsibility for three years or till the case is completed.
This is not ours; Pakistan shook hands
Tehwwur Rana is a member of the Pakistani Army/ISI. Such information is coming out that he was directly involved in the plot of 26/11 attacks. Meanwhile, Pakistan has now separated itself from Tehwwur Rana. The Foreign Office has issued a statement saying that we have nothing to do with this.
Rana demanded 20 days of custody
During the debate, NIA lawyers demanded Rana’s 20 -day custody. The lawyer also presented before the court for Rana’s custody. NIA lawyers also argued that since Rana is an international terrorist, his custody is necessary to get some evidence and facts. The court accepted the argument and sent Rana to 18 days custody.
North India Statesman