After a 17-year-long wait, 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks accused Tahawwur Rana is finally being extradited to India from the United States. Sources confirm that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) will take him into custody upon arrival, initially keeping him in Delhi for interrogation. Rana is expected to be transferred later to Mumbai’s high-security Arthur Road Jail, where Ajmal Kasab was once lodged.This extradition, which was cleared after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected all legal challenges in 2023, marks a major diplomatic and investigative victory for India. Experts on international affairs and national security consider it a landmark moment for Indo-U.S. cooperation. Rana and David Headley, operating under an immigration consultancy, conducted detailed surveillance in Mumbai. Rana even stayed at the Taj Hotel—one of the primary targets of the attack.Their coordinated planning helped Lashkar-e-Taiba execute one of the deadliest terrorist attacks on Indian soil. Indian intelligence agencies now aim to extract more crucial information from Rana, further bolstering the case. This move reinforces India’s resolve to bring justice to the victims and reflects years of diplomatic persistence and strategic efforts.
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00:00Mumbai has 17 years later
00:03The knowledge of the knowledge and the knowledge of the knowledge of the U.S.
00:08The knowledge of the U.S. and the knowledge of the U.S.
00:10This is necessary to listen to the U.S.
00:30and America indicates our cooperation in investigative cases as well as in legal cases.
00:39So this is a good cooperation during the Trump administration.
00:42Although this situation was going on before, but this cooperation is a good way to India and America.
00:51The NIA team is ready and has been completed in the process of bringing it back.
00:56The NIA team will be able to act as well as the emotional land,
01:09the NIA team will work as well as the National Guard If NIA is ready.
01:17The NIA team will be prepared and the NIA team will be prepared,
01:21once the Prime Minister will be prepared for the NIA team,
01:23Thank you very much.
01:53Thank you very much.
09:03I'd like to thank you.
09:31and he did not support.
09:33He was notified of the war,
09:35and David Colvin Headley was the first one who was the man who was giving money,
09:39and who was the first one who was the first one at the hotel.
09:43He was the next time in the hotel,
09:45and he was still there.
09:47He was also there.
09:49So, a doctor who was in Pakistan,
09:51who was in the northern side of the city and the University of the city,
09:55who became a mulher and had no money,
09:57and he was helping the planning and execution.
09:59I am very proud of you.
10:29You