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Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live Updates: 'Long sought justice for 166 people, including 6 Americans,' says US on Tahawwur Rana extradition
Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a Pakistani-Canadian terrorist linked to the 2008 Mumbai attacks that claimed nearly 170 lives, was arrested by India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) in New Delhi following his extradition from the United States on Thursday. The highly sensitive operation was executed with extreme caution to prevent any disruption. Rana was transported on a Gulfstream G550 using a dummy flight code to avoid tracking, and was escorted by NSG commandos and US Sky Marshals. The flight, which included a stopover in Romania, landed at Palam airport where Rana was immediately taken into custody.
Upon arrival, Rana was presented before Special NIA Judge Chander Jit Singh during a closed-door hearing. Based on a request by Special Public Prosecutor Narender Mann—appointed by the Ministry of Home Affairs—the court granted 18 days of NIA custody. Legal representation for Rana was provided by advocate Piyush Sachdeva through the Delhi Legal Services Authority.
Rana is believed to have played a crucial role in orchestrating the 26/11 attacks alongside David Coleman Headley, his longtime friend and fellow conspirator. Disguised as an immigration consultant during his 2008 visit to India, Rana traveled to multiple cities including Agra, Hapur, and Kochi. Investigators suspect these visits served as a cover for identifying potential terror recruits for the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
His extradition followed a prolonged legal struggle in the US, culminating in a 2023 decision by a district court in California. Rana challenged the ruling all the way to the US Supreme Court, but his appeals were consistently rejected. The successful transfer was made possible through the coordinated efforts of US law enforcement and intelligence agencies, including the Department of Justice, FBI, and US Marshals.
The NIA now plans to interrogate Rana 'in detail' to extract more details about the Mumbai attack conspiracy and to identify the involvement of key Pakistan-based operatives such as Hafiz Saeed and Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi.
Upon arrival, Rana was presented before Special NIA Judge Chander Jit Singh during a closed-door hearing. Based on a request by Special Public Prosecutor Narender Mann—appointed by the Ministry of Home Affairs—the court granted 18 days of NIA custody. Legal representation for Rana was provided by advocate Piyush Sachdeva through the Delhi Legal Services Authority.
Rana is believed to have played a crucial role in orchestrating the 26/11 attacks alongside David Coleman Headley, his longtime friend and fellow conspirator. Disguised as an immigration consultant during his 2008 visit to India, Rana traveled to multiple cities including Agra, Hapur, and Kochi. Investigators suspect these visits served as a cover for identifying potential terror recruits for the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
His extradition followed a prolonged legal struggle in the US, culminating in a 2023 decision by a district court in California. Rana challenged the ruling all the way to the US Supreme Court, but his appeals were consistently rejected. The successful transfer was made possible through the coordinated efforts of US law enforcement and intelligence agencies, including the Department of Justice, FBI, and US Marshals.
The NIA now plans to interrogate Rana 'in detail' to extract more details about the Mumbai attack conspiracy and to identify the involvement of key Pakistan-based operatives such as Hafiz Saeed and Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi.
23:00 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana's hearing in special NIA court underway
Heavy security deployment outside NIA Headquarters in Delhi.
26/11 Mumbai attacks accused Tahawwur Rana has been brought to Patiala House Court. NIA has produced him before Special NIA Court. Arguments on his custody proceedings are underway.
26/11 Mumbai attacks accused Tahawwur Rana has been brought to Patiala House Court. NIA has produced him before Special NIA Court. Arguments on his custody proceedings are underway.
22:38 (IST) Apr 10
Rana brought to special NIA court, hearing to begin shortly
26/11 Mumbai attacks accused Tahawwur Rana has reached the special NIA Court. He landed earlier today in Delhi and after medical check-up at the Palam airport, has now reached the court. His hearing will begin shortly.
22:04 (IST) Apr 10
CGO complex outside NIA office abuzz with activity amid tight security
The CGO complex area, which houses several government offices, outside the NIA headquarters was abuzz with activity on Thursday evening as mediapersons made a beeline to report on the extradition of key Mumbai terror attack accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana from the US amid tight security. The roads outside and around the National Investigation Agency (NIA) office wore a deserted look, as security personnel cordoned off the entire area and restricted any kind of vehicular movement.
Entry and exit from Gate No. 2 of the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Metro station near the NIA office was also barred.
There was a strong presence of Delhi Police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel in the area to keep any untoward incident at bay.
A dog squad carried out a thorough check of the NIA premises soon after a special aircraft carrying Rana landed in Delhi on Thursday evening.
Television journalists were present in large numbers in the area, reporting "Live" amid tight security, despite Thursday being a Central government holiday on account of Mahavir Jayanti .
The NIA on Thursday evening formally arrested Rana, immediately after he landed at the Delhi airport following his successful extradition from the US.
Entry and exit from Gate No. 2 of the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Metro station near the NIA office was also barred.
There was a strong presence of Delhi Police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel in the area to keep any untoward incident at bay.
A dog squad carried out a thorough check of the NIA premises soon after a special aircraft carrying Rana landed in Delhi on Thursday evening.
Television journalists were present in large numbers in the area, reporting "Live" amid tight security, despite Thursday being a Central government holiday on account of Mahavir Jayanti .
The NIA on Thursday evening formally arrested Rana, immediately after he landed at the Delhi airport following his successful extradition from the US.
21:19 (IST) Apr 10
Pakistan says it has nothing to do with Tahawwur Rana, calls him 'Canadian national'
Pakistan said that it has nothing to do with the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack accused Tahawwur Rana, asserting that he is a Canadian national and has not renewed his Pakistani documents for over two decades. "He is a Canadian national and as per our record he has not renewed his Pakistani documents for over two decades," Foreign office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said.
Born in Pakistan in 1961, Rana served in the Pakistan Army Medical Corps, before migrating in the 1990s to Canada, where he was given citizenship.
Born in Pakistan in 1961, Rana served in the Pakistan Army Medical Corps, before migrating in the 1990s to Canada, where he was given citizenship.
20:39 (IST) Apr 10
'Critical step toward seeking justice for 6 Americans and other victim': US on Tahawwur Rana
The extradition of Mumbai terror attacks accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana is a "critical step toward seeking justice" for the victims of the heinous attacks, the US said on Thursday.
The United States on Wednesday extradited Rana, a Canadian citizen and a native of Pakistan, to stand trial in India on 10 criminal charges stemming from his alleged role in the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, a Justice Department spokesperson said.
"Rana's extradition is a critical step toward seeking justice for the six Americans and scores of other victims who were killed in the heinous attacks," the spokesperson for the US Department of Justice said in a statement to PTI.
A multi-agency team led by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) authorities landed in Delhi on Thursday evening with Rana, 64, ending days of speculation about his extradition.
The United States on Wednesday extradited Rana, a Canadian citizen and a native of Pakistan, to stand trial in India on 10 criminal charges stemming from his alleged role in the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, a Justice Department spokesperson said.
"Rana's extradition is a critical step toward seeking justice for the six Americans and scores of other victims who were killed in the heinous attacks," the spokesperson for the US Department of Justice said in a statement to PTI.
A multi-agency team led by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) authorities landed in Delhi on Thursday evening with Rana, 64, ending days of speculation about his extradition.
20:30 (IST) Apr 10
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday evening formally arrested Tahawwur Hussain Rana, the key conspirator in the deadly 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, immediately after his arrival at IGIA, New Delhi, following his successful extradition from the United States.
Rana was escorted to New Delhi by teams of NSG and NIA, comprising senior officials, on a special plane from Los Angeles, US. The NIA investigation team at the airport arrested Rana, a Canadian national of Pakistani origin living primarily in Chicago (US), soon after he emerged from the airplane, after completing all the necessary legal formalities.
20:25 (IST) Apr 10
Special NIA judge Chander Jit Singh reaches court
After Dayan Krishnan, Narendra Mann and Piyush Sachdeva, Special NIA judge Chander Jit Singh reaches court to hear case against Tahawwur Hussain Rana.
19:57 (IST) Apr 10
'Interrogating Rana will reveal info on role of Pakistan's ISI in the attack and presence of sleeper cells in India': Former Union home secretary and minister RK Singh
Former Union Home Secretary and Minister RK Singh says, "This is a significant development and a matter of satisfaction for everyone... especially for the victims of the terror attack and their families... This has sent a message to terrorists that if they attack India, no matter where they are in the world, they will be caught, presented in front of Indian courts and punished. None of them will be spared... Interrogating him will reveal more crucial information, such as the role of Pakistan's ISI in the attack and the presence of sleeper cells in India... Expecting that (masterminds of terror attacks) will get punished in Pakistan is a waste of time."
19:40 (IST) Apr 10
'America transferred the biggest criminal of the country to India': Eknath Shinde on Tahawwur Rana
19:36 (IST) Apr 10
Who will represent Mumbai terror attack accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana
Advocate Piyush Sachdeva from Delhi Legal Services Authority to represent accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana.
18:59 (IST) Apr 10
'Successfully secured extradition': NIA as Tahawwur Rana lands in India
he National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday successfully secured the extradition of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, the mastermind of the deadly 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, after years of sustained and concerted efforts to bring the key conspirator behind the 2008 mayhem to justice: NIA
Rana was being held in judicial custody in the US pursuant to proceedings initiated under the India-US Extradition Treaty for his extradition. The extradition finally came through after Rana exhausted all legal avenues to stay the move: NIA
The District Court for the Central District of California had ordered his extradition on 16th May 2023. Rana then filed multiple litigations in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, all of which were rejected. He subsequently filed a petition for a writ of certiorari, two habeas petitions, and an emergency application before the U.S. Supreme Court, which were also denied. The extradition proceedings were initiated between the two countries after India eventually secured a surrender warrant for the wanted terrorist from the US government: NIA
With the active assistance of USDoJ, the US Sky Marshal, NIA worked closely with other Indian intelligence agencies, NSG through the entire extradition process, which also saw India’s Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Home Affairs coordinating with the other relevant authorities in the United States to take the matter to its successful conclusion: NIA
Rana was being held in judicial custody in the US pursuant to proceedings initiated under the India-US Extradition Treaty for his extradition. The extradition finally came through after Rana exhausted all legal avenues to stay the move: NIA
The District Court for the Central District of California had ordered his extradition on 16th May 2023. Rana then filed multiple litigations in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, all of which were rejected. He subsequently filed a petition for a writ of certiorari, two habeas petitions, and an emergency application before the U.S. Supreme Court, which were also denied. The extradition proceedings were initiated between the two countries after India eventually secured a surrender warrant for the wanted terrorist from the US government: NIA
With the active assistance of USDoJ, the US Sky Marshal, NIA worked closely with other Indian intelligence agencies, NSG through the entire extradition process, which also saw India’s Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Home Affairs coordinating with the other relevant authorities in the United States to take the matter to its successful conclusion: NIA
18:56 (IST) Apr 10
Senior Advocate Dayan Krishnan and Special Public Prosecutor for NIA, Advocate Narender Mann arrive at Patiala House Court in Delhi
18:44 (IST) Apr 10
After Rana’s arrival, the Union home ministry is anticipated to appoint senior advocate Narender Mann as special public prosecutor for the case. Mann will conduct the trial and other related legal matters under NIA case RC-04/2009/NIA/DLI for a period of three years.
The ministry’s late-night notification mentioned: “The central government hereby appoints Narender Mann, advocate as special public prosecutor… before the NIA Special Courts at Delhi and Appellate Courts, for a period of three years… or till the completion of trial of the said case, whichever is earlier.”
The ministry’s late-night notification mentioned: “The central government hereby appoints Narender Mann, advocate as special public prosecutor… before the NIA Special Courts at Delhi and Appellate Courts, for a period of three years… or till the completion of trial of the said case, whichever is earlier.”
18:14 (IST) Apr 10
'Due to PM Modi's efforts Tahawwur Rana is being extradited': BJP MP Manoj Tiwari
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Manoj Tiwari on Thursday lauded the extradition of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, "mastermind" of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, crediting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's firm stance against terrorism for the development.
Speaking to ANI on Thursday, "The first resolve of the Narendra Modi government is that we will have zero tolerance against crime... if a criminal hides anywhere in the world after committing the crime, an honest attempt will be made to find them. Similarly, continuous efforts were being made to extradite Tahawwur Rana, the mastermind of the Mumbai attack. Before 2014, the governments wanted to save such people."
"Today, due to the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Tahawwur Rana is being extradited, and the punishment for his actions will be decided in the country's court," he added.
Speaking to ANI on Thursday, "The first resolve of the Narendra Modi government is that we will have zero tolerance against crime... if a criminal hides anywhere in the world after committing the crime, an honest attempt will be made to find them. Similarly, continuous efforts were being made to extradite Tahawwur Rana, the mastermind of the Mumbai attack. Before 2014, the governments wanted to save such people."
"Today, due to the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Tahawwur Rana is being extradited, and the punishment for his actions will be decided in the country's court," he added.
18:03 (IST) Apr 10
Extradition of Tahawwur Rana will boost probe, says former cop part of NIA team
Former Kerala Police Chief Loknath Behera, who was part of the NIA team that investigated the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, said on Thursday that the extradition of accused Tahawwur Rana to India will significantly strengthen efforts to uncover the broader conspiracy behind the attacks. Behera, who served as IG with the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and oversaw the investigation at the time, said the development would allow probe agencies to explore whether more individuals were involved in the 2008 attacks.
"I am personally very happy that Rana has finally been extradited, even after 14 years of being chargesheeted by the NIA. He was chargesheeted in absentia in 2011 in Delhi," he told PTI.
Behera added that Indian agencies never had the opportunity to interrogate the Pakistani-origin Canadian businessman, making his extradition all the more significant.
"The Indian investigators and other agencies could now get more details of the larger conspiracy, which goes even beyond the Mumbai attacks," he said.
Behera said that investigators had received evidence that Rana had visited Kochi and conducted interviews.
"We don't know what his intentions were, and now we can find that out," he said.
"I am personally very happy that Rana has finally been extradited, even after 14 years of being chargesheeted by the NIA. He was chargesheeted in absentia in 2011 in Delhi," he told PTI.
Behera added that Indian agencies never had the opportunity to interrogate the Pakistani-origin Canadian businessman, making his extradition all the more significant.
"The Indian investigators and other agencies could now get more details of the larger conspiracy, which goes even beyond the Mumbai attacks," he said.
Behera said that investigators had received evidence that Rana had visited Kochi and conducted interviews.
"We don't know what his intentions were, and now we can find that out," he said.
17:43 (IST) Apr 10
Over 16 years after the horrific 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks that left 166 people dead and hundreds injured, a key accused in the conspiracy — Tahawwur Hussain Rana — is finally being brought to face justice in India.
His extradition from the United States marks a crucial moment in the long-standing investigation into the worst terror attack on Indian soil. Rana's role in Mumbai terror attacks was earlier exposed by his childhood friend and co-conspirator David Headley. During his testimony in a Chicago court, Headley revealed that Rana helped him set up a fake immigration office in Mumbai as cover for scouting terror targets.
A US court found him guilty of supporting Lashkar-e-Taiba and a terror plot in Denmark. Headley's testimony can now play a significant role in India's case as agencies prepare to question Rana for his role in 26/11.
Security has been stepped up outside Delhi's Patiala House court where he is likely to appear after his extradition.
His extradition from the United States marks a crucial moment in the long-standing investigation into the worst terror attack on Indian soil. Rana's role in Mumbai terror attacks was earlier exposed by his childhood friend and co-conspirator David Headley. During his testimony in a Chicago court, Headley revealed that Rana helped him set up a fake immigration office in Mumbai as cover for scouting terror targets.
A US court found him guilty of supporting Lashkar-e-Taiba and a terror plot in Denmark. Headley's testimony can now play a significant role in India's case as agencies prepare to question Rana for his role in 26/11.
Security has been stepped up outside Delhi's Patiala House court where he is likely to appear after his extradition.
17:35 (IST) Apr 10
'It's only last two years that court in America finally approved extradition': Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi
On Tahawwur Rana's extradition to India, Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi says, "It is a great achievement of this government and it shows the efforts led by the Prime Minister, Union Home Minister and the External Affairs Minister, the credit goes to them that a person so evil and such a dreaded terrorist who is responsible for the killings of scores of people and creating mayhem in Mumbai, a conspirator with David Headley has been brought swiftly to India...It's only the last two years that the court finally in America approved the extradition...This shows the diplomatic channels working feverishly between the government of India and the US...I am sure that he will get appropriate punishment for his sins"
17:30 (IST) Apr 10
"It is a proud moment for each and every citizen of this country and it's a great diplomatic win under the Leadership of PM Narendra Modi...If there is a political will, then everything is possible, and because of that, we are able to bring him back. Why did the Congress government not bring him back?... This is justice to those families who were massacred in the Mumbai attack"
BJP MLA Ram Kadam
17:15 (IST) Apr 10
26/11 attacks: Patiala court bar body 'committed to ensure' fair, transparent trial of Tahawwur Rana
The New Delhi Bar Association provided assurance on Thursday regarding a smooth and unbiased trial for Tahawwur Hussain Rana, who stands accused in the 26/11 Mumbai attack case. The association guaranteed that there would be no disruption to order or interference during court proceedings when Rana appears before the court.
"Our bar association will ensure there isn't any disruption of law and order within the complex or disturbance in the judicial proceedings as we are cautious of the seriousness and gravity of the case," New Delhi Bar Association secretary Tarun Rana stated.
Rana emphasised that the matter was "directly involved with the integrity of our country" and further stated, "Hence as the office bearers of New Delhi Bar Association, our executive committee is committed to ensure fair and transparent proceedings, abiding the law of our country."
"Our bar association will ensure there isn't any disruption of law and order within the complex or disturbance in the judicial proceedings as we are cautious of the seriousness and gravity of the case," New Delhi Bar Association secretary Tarun Rana stated.
Rana emphasised that the matter was "directly involved with the integrity of our country" and further stated, "Hence as the office bearers of New Delhi Bar Association, our executive committee is committed to ensure fair and transparent proceedings, abiding the law of our country."
17:05 (IST) Apr 10
Rana will definitely get convicted in India, possibly given death sentence: Ex-home secretary
Mumbai terror attacks accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana, who is being extradited to India from the US, will definitely get convicted in the country possibly with a death sentence for his involvement in the dastardly terrorist act, former home secretary Gopal Krishna Pillai said on Thursday. He said Rana was an associate of David Colemon Headley, who played a much significant role in the 26/11 attacks.
"Rana was the person who set up the immigration office (of his firm) in Mumbai in which David Headley was given the job and then he got a visa to come to India. The cover for Headley was provided by Rana. So, he and Headley were very close and they knew what was happening. So that is something which his interrogation in India will bring out and what Headley had told him," Pillai told PTI Videos.
He said Rana was not the person who did the survey of the Taj hotel and other places where the terrorists will land.
"All that was done by David Headley. He was the person who came to India, then went to Pakistan and shared all the information (to terrorists in Pakistan). But as a co-conspirator, Rana will definitely get convicted in India and possibly (get) a death sentence or 10 years or more," said Pillai, who took over as the home secretary barely six months after the deadliest terror strike.
"Rana was the person who set up the immigration office (of his firm) in Mumbai in which David Headley was given the job and then he got a visa to come to India. The cover for Headley was provided by Rana. So, he and Headley were very close and they knew what was happening. So that is something which his interrogation in India will bring out and what Headley had told him," Pillai told PTI Videos.
He said Rana was not the person who did the survey of the Taj hotel and other places where the terrorists will land.
"All that was done by David Headley. He was the person who came to India, then went to Pakistan and shared all the information (to terrorists in Pakistan). But as a co-conspirator, Rana will definitely get convicted in India and possibly (get) a death sentence or 10 years or more," said Pillai, who took over as the home secretary barely six months after the deadliest terror strike.
17:02 (IST) Apr 10
Delhi JLN Metro Station's gate no. 2 closed due to Tahawwur Rana's arrival
Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru (JLN) Metro Station's gate number 2 has been closed and public movement around the area has been restricted as key accused in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks Tahawwur Hussain Rana will be taken to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) office on Thursday. Rana is being brought to India on a special flight after the US Supreme Court rejected his final appeal against extradition.
A Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) spokesperson said, "Gate No. 2 of the JLN Metro Station, the one closest to the NIA building, will remain closed as a precaution."
A Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) spokesperson said, "Gate No. 2 of the JLN Metro Station, the one closest to the NIA building, will remain closed as a precaution."
16:29 (IST) Apr 10
'Encouraged to hear about Rana's extradition to India,' says Israel's envoy to India Reuven Azar
Ambassador of Israel to India, Reuven Azar said on Tahawwur Rana's extradition:
"We are encouraged to hear about the extradition to India of one of the perpetrators of the terrible and horrendous terrorist attacks that happened in Mumbai on the November 26,2008, which took the lives of more than 170 innocent civilians, including Israel. I would like to thank the government of India for its persistence in bringing the terrorists to justice."
"We are encouraged to hear about the extradition to India of one of the perpetrators of the terrible and horrendous terrorist attacks that happened in Mumbai on the November 26,2008, which took the lives of more than 170 innocent civilians, including Israel. I would like to thank the government of India for its persistence in bringing the terrorists to justice."
16:14 (IST) Apr 10
Everyone involved in 26/11 attacks conspiracy must face court of justice, says Tharoor
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Thursday welcomed the extradition of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a key accused in the 26/11 case, and said everyone associated with the conspiracy of the Mumbai terror attacks must face the court of justice. He also described Rana's extradition as a "step forward for justice". Rana, 64, is a Pakistan-born Canadian national and close associate of one of the main conspirators of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks David Coleman Headley alias Daood Gilani, is being brought to India after his last-ditch attempt to evade extradition failed as the US Supreme Court justices rejected his application. Talking to PTI, Tharoor said, "I think it's a good thing that we have been able to get at least one person extradited. 26/11 (Mumbai terror attacks) was such a horror for our country, in which 166 people were killed brutally. Everyone associated with that conspiracy needs to come before the court of justice." "I am really hoping that we will be able, through the investigation and through the interrogation, to find out more details about what happened, how it happened, how it was run, and equally that this man will be brought to justice. What was done was really terrible," the former diplomat said.
15:49 (IST) Apr 10
Senior advocate Dayan Krishnan, who led India's arguments for the extradition of 26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana in a US court, is set to lead the National Investigation Agency's (NIA) prosecution in Delhi.
Krishnan, who has been associated with the extradition proceedings since 2010, will have assistance from Special Prosecutor Narender Mann, a seasoned criminal lawyer, who has earlier represented the Central Bureau of Investigation in the Delhi High Court.
Krishnan, who has been associated with the extradition proceedings since 2010, will have assistance from Special Prosecutor Narender Mann, a seasoned criminal lawyer, who has earlier represented the Central Bureau of Investigation in the Delhi High Court.
15:42 (IST) Apr 10
Congress asserts that the extradition of 26/11 plotter Tahawwur Rana to India on April 10, 2025, is the result of sustained efforts initiated by the UPA government in 2009. P. Chidambaram stated that the Modi government is wrongly taking credit for the extradition, which is a culmination of diplomatic, legal, and intelligence work.
"I am glad that Tahawwur Hussain Rana, one of the key accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, was extradited to India on April 10, 2025, but the full story deserves to be told. While the Modi government is rushing to take credit for this development, the truth is far from their spin. This extradition is the culmination of a decade-and-a-half of painstaking diplomatic, legal, and intelligence efforts which were initiated, led, and sustained by the UPA government in close coordination with the United States," Chidambaram said in a statement.
"I am glad that Tahawwur Hussain Rana, one of the key accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, was extradited to India on April 10, 2025, but the full story deserves to be told. While the Modi government is rushing to take credit for this development, the truth is far from their spin. This extradition is the culmination of a decade-and-a-half of painstaking diplomatic, legal, and intelligence efforts which were initiated, led, and sustained by the UPA government in close coordination with the United States," Chidambaram said in a statement.
15:40 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana, one of the main plotters of the 2008 Mumbai attack, had contacted David Coleman Headley 231 times during his visits to India ahead of the 26/11 carnage, according to the Indian dossier on him. Rana conducted eight reconnaissance missions and the highest number of calls (66) were made during the final visit before the attack.
According to the dossier, Rana and Headley, along with other operatives, had mapped other targets in India, including National Defence College and India Gate in Delhi and multiple Jewish centres, as part of their plan to carry out spectacular terror attacks. NIA's chargesheet on him details Rana, along with Headley, Hafeez Saeed, Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, Ilyas Kashmiri, Sajid Mir and Major Iqbal, among others, had conspired to orchestrate the attack.
According to the dossier, Rana and Headley, along with other operatives, had mapped other targets in India, including National Defence College and India Gate in Delhi and multiple Jewish centres, as part of their plan to carry out spectacular terror attacks. NIA's chargesheet on him details Rana, along with Headley, Hafeez Saeed, Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, Ilyas Kashmiri, Sajid Mir and Major Iqbal, among others, had conspired to orchestrate the attack.
15:22 (IST) Apr 10
'Many secrets will be exposed on how Pakistan's ISI carried out 26/11 attack and how Rana helped Pakistan army': Former DGP of J&K, SP Vaid
On 26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana being brought to India from the US, former DGP of J&K, SP Vaid says, "Tahawwur Rana being extradited to India is a huge achievement of the Indian Government and agencies... This attack carried out at the behest of Pakistan's ISI claimed the lives of 166 people. This is why it is very important to hold Tahawwur Rana accountable. Many links need to be joined. The investigation will conclude after interrogating him and ascertaining the roles of Hafiz Saeed and Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi. He opened an agency in Mumbai to help David Coleman Headley. Many secrets will be exposed on how Pakistan's ISI carried out the whole thing and how he helped the Pakistan Army. Two majors of the Pak Army were handling the whole thing. Was this all happening without ISI having information about it? Was the ISI doing all this without the Army Chief having any information about it?..."
15:09 (IST) Apr 10
Police personnel and vehicles stationed outside Palam Air Force Station, Delhi
15:04 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: 'Sandeep did his duty,' says father of late Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, NSG officer killed in Mumbai terror attacks
K Unnikrishnan, whose son Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, a National Security Guard commando, lost his life whilst combating terrorists during the November 26 terror attacks in Mumbai, has acknowledged India's diplomatic achievement in securing Tahawwur Rana's extradition.
"There was talk of bringing him back after US consent, he is only one of the links. It is the diplomatic success that India gained after a long time. It is not an end thing or a big achievement; there are a lot of layers that we have to achieve. For a common man, he was a link. He made 231 calls when David Coleman Headley was in India. All the evidence is here. This (Rana) is a learned man who can handle everything alone. Let's see what comes out of this," the fallen hero's father expressed during his telephone conversation with ANI.
He further said that Sandeep was not a victim of 26/11; he was a security personnel member who was on duty during the attack."Sandeep is not a victim of 26/11. He was security personnel who went there. He was the hand of the Indian people. The real victims are the people who suffered. Who lost their lives in the attack? He was not the victim as he did his duty. If he had not done this in Mumbai, he would have done it somewhere else. He has been doing his duty," he added.
"There was talk of bringing him back after US consent, he is only one of the links. It is the diplomatic success that India gained after a long time. It is not an end thing or a big achievement; there are a lot of layers that we have to achieve. For a common man, he was a link. He made 231 calls when David Coleman Headley was in India. All the evidence is here. This (Rana) is a learned man who can handle everything alone. Let's see what comes out of this," the fallen hero's father expressed during his telephone conversation with ANI.
He further said that Sandeep was not a victim of 26/11; he was a security personnel member who was on duty during the attack."Sandeep is not a victim of 26/11. He was security personnel who went there. He was the hand of the Indian people. The real victims are the people who suffered. Who lost their lives in the attack? He was not the victim as he did his duty. If he had not done this in Mumbai, he would have done it somewhere else. He has been doing his duty," he added.
15:02 (IST) Apr 10
'Dawood Ibrahim and other terrorist in Pakistan should also be brought to India and hanged till death': 26/11 terror victim
"Tahawwur Rana being brought to India is a big victory for the Government of India. Hafiz Saeed, Dawood Ibrahim and other terrorist masterminds in Pakistan should also be brought to India and hanged till death," says Devika Natwarlal Rotawan, terror victim and key witness who identified terrorist Ajmal Kasab during her testimony in 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case.
14:56 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: Most survivors, families demand strict punishment
The imminent extradition of 26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana has stirred powerful emotions among survivors and victims’ families. While some seek justice and demand the death penalty, others reflect on deeper systemic roots of terrorism. Voices like Devika Rotawan, Rabbi Kozlovsky, Sanjana Shah, and martyr Rahul Shinde’s father express pain, hope for justice, and a need for closure.
Read full story14:47 (IST) Apr 10
26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana's flight lands in Delhi, say TV reports
Tahawwur Rana, who holds Pakistani-Canadian citizenship, has been extradited to India as per TV reports. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will soon take custody of the accused in Mumbai terror attacks. He was found guilty in the United States for supporting Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), a prohibited terrorist organisation. His conviction stems from providing substantial assistance to LeT operatives who orchestrated the Mumbai attacks, resulting in the deaths of more than 174 individuals.
14:25 (IST) Apr 10
Pakistan has distanced itself from Tahawwur Rana, an accused in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, stating he is a Canadian national who hasn’t renewed Pakistani documents for over 20 years. Rana is being extradited to India after the US Supreme Court cleared the move. The NIA will take custody of him to face charges related to his role in supporting the Lashkar-e-Taiba in the Mumbai attacks.
14:18 (IST) Apr 10
'Rana extradition big win for India, Pak-based conspirators too must be exposed,' says 26/11 survivor
Devika Rotawan, a survivor of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks and a key witness who identified Ajmal Kasab in court, welcomed the extradition of Tahawwur Rana to India, calling it a major victory. She was just nine when she was shot at CSMT during the 2008 terror strike. Now 25, Rotawan demanded capital punishment for Rana and urged Indian authorities to expose and act against other conspirators still in Pakistan.
14:03 (IST) Apr 10
'Big victory for the diplomacy of the government of India': Consul General of Israel to Midwest India Kobbi Shoshani
"I would like to congratulate India. It's a big victory for the diplomacy of the government of India. It's a big success to bring him here to India. We have to bring terrorists or people who are suspected of being terrorists to justice. Three days of horrible nights and days in Mumbai; we will not forget what's happened in Nariman House, in the rest of the places," he said.
13:40 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: How David Headley’s testimony exposed Tahawwur Rana’s 26/11 attacks terror link
Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a key accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, is being extradited from the US to face justice in India. Rana, a Pakistani-born Canadian, allegedly assisted David Headley in reconnaissance and planning. His extradition could provide fresh leads into the conspiracy and Pakistan's role in the attacks.
Read full story13:16 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: 'Big day, should be hanged,' says brother of 26/11 hero Tukaram Omble
Eknath Omble, brother of Ashok Chakra recipient and 26/11 hero Tukaram Omble, described the extradition of Tahawwur Rana, an accused in the Mumbai attacks, as a "big day". He appealed to the central government for Rana's capital punishment.
Tukaram Omble, who served as a sub-inspector in Mumbai police, sacrificed his life during the 26/11 terror attack whilst securing terrorist Ajmal Kasab's capture by grabbing his rifle.
Speaking to ANI, Eknath Omble stated, "Many innocent people and policemen were killed. It was a painful night. Tahawwur Rana was the closest ally of David Headley, who was the mastermind of the attack - they all should have been hanged earlier... But it's a big day for the country. I have a request from the government that he (Tahawwur Rana) should be hanged as soon as possible."
He further added, "He should be given such strict punishment that those in Pakistan who facilitate such things should think twice before committing such things... However, we tolerated the delay in Kasab's punishment because it exposed the real face of Pakistan before the world."
For his courage during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Tukaram Omble was posthumously honoured with the Ashok Chakra, the highest peacetime gallantry award in India.
Tukaram Omble, who served as a sub-inspector in Mumbai police, sacrificed his life during the 26/11 terror attack whilst securing terrorist Ajmal Kasab's capture by grabbing his rifle.
Speaking to ANI, Eknath Omble stated, "Many innocent people and policemen were killed. It was a painful night. Tahawwur Rana was the closest ally of David Headley, who was the mastermind of the attack - they all should have been hanged earlier... But it's a big day for the country. I have a request from the government that he (Tahawwur Rana) should be hanged as soon as possible."
He further added, "He should be given such strict punishment that those in Pakistan who facilitate such things should think twice before committing such things... However, we tolerated the delay in Kasab's punishment because it exposed the real face of Pakistan before the world."
For his courage during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Tukaram Omble was posthumously honoured with the Ashok Chakra, the highest peacetime gallantry award in India.
12:58 (IST) Apr 10
'Will have to ensure that we have a fair trial from international standards': Senior advocate and NCP-SCP leader Majeed Memon
On extradition of 26/11 Mumbai attacks accused Tahawwur Rana, Senior advocate and NCP-SCP leader Majeed Memon said, "Tahawwur Rana extradition is indeed an achievement for the Indian govt. The US took too long a time. He should have been expedited earlier. We have to celebrate that we will be able to do justice in this matter now. This case is important for the whole world. We will have to ensure that we have a fair trial from international standards.I am sure the investigation team would do well if he is lawfully investigated and trial is conducted in a fair manner."
12:51 (IST) Apr 10
'BJP should not use Rana's extradition for votes,' says Congress MLA Vijay Wadettiwar
Maharashtra Congress MLA Vijay Wadettiwar demanded on Thursday that Tahawwur Rana, a primary suspect in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, should face capital punishment. However, he cautioned against political exploitation of this matter.
"Rana should be quickly brought to India and hanged. A person who attacked Mumbai and took so many lives should not be spared. This matter should not be politicised," Wadettiwar told ANI.
He further criticised the ruling party stating, "BJP should not use Rana's name for votes in the upcoming elections... Had they managed to bring Dawood Ibrahim, it would have been a bigger achievement for BJP."
"Rana should be quickly brought to India and hanged. A person who attacked Mumbai and took so many lives should not be spared. This matter should not be politicised," Wadettiwar told ANI.
He further criticised the ruling party stating, "BJP should not use Rana's name for votes in the upcoming elections... Had they managed to bring Dawood Ibrahim, it would have been a bigger achievement for BJP."
12:21 (IST) Apr 10
'In New India, there is no mercy for terrorists,' says BJP
12:18 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: Union Minister Piyush Goyal criticises Congress
On extradition of Mumbai terror attack case accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana to India from the US, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said, "Under the Congress, the hotel where we are standing right now was attacked by terrorists. People lost their lives, but the then Congress government did nothing and even fed biryani to Ajmal Kasab. It is PM Modi's 'sankalp' to punish those who attacked the country. And the entire country, especially the Mumbaikars, are proud that those who attacked our country are being extradited to India and will be punished as per the Indian law."
11:58 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: 'Big day for the country,' says ex-NSG commando, part of the 26/11 operation, now a BJP leader Surender Singh
11:33 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: Union Minister Piyush Goyal takes jab at congress as 26/11 key conspirator on way to India
"Under the Congress, the hotel where we are standing right now was attacked by terrorists. People lost their lives, but the then Congress government did nothing and even fed biryani to Ajmal Kasab. It is PM Modi's 'sankalp' to punish those who attacked the country. And the entire country, especially the Mumbaikars, are proud that those who attacked our country are being extradited to India and will be punished as per the Indian law," he said.
11:17 (IST) Apr 10
'It's a good thing,' says ex-home minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Tahawwur Rana's extradition
Former Union home minister and senior Congress leader Sushilkumar Shinde expressed satisfaction regarding the extradition of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, an accused in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks case. During Shinde's tenure as home minister in 2012, Ajmal Amir Kasab, the only terrorist caught alive from the Pakistani group responsible for the terror attack, was executed at Yerawada Jail in Pune.
The 64-year-old Rana is being extradited to India following the US Supreme Court justices' dismissal of his final appeal to avoid extradition. "It's a good thing," Sushilkumar Shinde remarked to journalists in Ahmedabad whilst attending the AICC session.
The 64-year-old Rana is being extradited to India following the US Supreme Court justices' dismissal of his final appeal to avoid extradition. "It's a good thing," Sushilkumar Shinde remarked to journalists in Ahmedabad whilst attending the AICC session.
11:15 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: 'Tahawwur Rana should be sentenced to death in a crowded square in Mumbai,' says Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi has called for severe punishment for the November 6 Mumbai attacks accused Tahawwur Rana, suggesting his public execution in a Mumbai square to serve as a warning to those harbouring ill intentions against India.
"After a long wait of 16 years, he is being extradited to India...He should be sentenced to death in a crowded square in Mumbai so that people who look at India with evil intentions will be left shaken," Chaturvedi told ANI.
Following a 16-year period of waiting, Rana, who played a significant role in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, is now being transferred to India. "I am hopeful that Hafiz Saeed, David Headley will also be brought to India and will be given strict punishment," she added.
"After a long wait of 16 years, he is being extradited to India...He should be sentenced to death in a crowded square in Mumbai so that people who look at India with evil intentions will be left shaken," Chaturvedi told ANI.
Following a 16-year period of waiting, Rana, who played a significant role in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, is now being transferred to India. "I am hopeful that Hafiz Saeed, David Headley will also be brought to India and will be given strict punishment," she added.
11:08 (IST) Apr 10
'No need to give him Biryani like Kasab,' says 26/11 hero on extradition of Tahawwur Rana
Mumbai’s tea vendor Mohammed Taufiq, better known as ‘Chhotu Chai Wala’ and remembered for his alertness during the 26/11 attacks, said Tahawwur Rana should not receive any preferential treatment in India like the kind Ajmal Kasab got during his custody.
Read full story10:55 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: Trial court records related to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, called from Mumbai to Delhi at the end of January, recently received by the Patiala House Court, says report
The NIA case against Tahawwur Hussain Rana and David Coleman Headley is expected to incorporate the trial court documentation pertaining to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks as evidence, as per ANI sources. Following the NIA's application for retrieval, Delhi's Patiala House Court recalled its trial court records concerning the Mumbai attacks in January.
10:39 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: Tahawwur Rana left Mumbai a week before 26/11
Citing his visits to Mumbai and New Delhi for allegedly providing logistical support to the key conspirators, Mumbai police crime branch in Sept 2023 filed a 405-page supplementary chargesheet against the 62-year-old ex-military doctor Tahawwur Hussain Rana in the 26/11 terror attacks. There are 14-15 witnesses named in this chargesheet, which was the last one filed in the case. Rana faces charges of murder, attempted murder, and waging war against India. He is accused of facilitating the attacks by providing support to key conspirator David Coleman Headley, including facilitating travel documents for Headley.
Read full story10:29 (IST) Apr 10
Tahawwur Rana Extradition Live: At Arthur Road, Tahawwur Rana may stay in Ajmal Kasab's old cell
Pakistani-born Canadian national Tahawwur Rana (64) is likely to be lodged in barrack number 12 in Arthur Road jail if and when he is brought to the city to face trial. Barrack number 12 is the same building where Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab was kept in a bomb-proof cell before his execution in Nov 2012."So far, no instructions have been issued. Once he is brought here, we will see where to keep him," said a jail official.
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Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a Pakistani-Canadian terrorist involved in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks that killed around 170 people, was arrested by India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) in New Delhi upon his extraidition from the US on Thursday. Being a high-security operation, it was meticulously planned to avoid detection and any threats. He was flown in a Gulfstream G550 aircraft with a dummy code, accompanied by NSG commandos and US Sky Marshals, and landed at Palam airport after a stopover in Romania.
Rana was produced before Special NIA Judge Chander Jit Singh in an in-camera hearing. The court granted 18 days of NIA custody following a plea by MHA-appointed Special Public Prosecutor Narender Mann. Rana was represented by Piyush Sachdeva, provided by the Delhi Legal Services Authority.
Rana is said to have played a key role in the Mumbai attacks along with his childhood friend David Coleman Headley. Both are accused to be instrumental in scouting targets for the attack. Disguised as an immigration businessman, Rana visited several Indian cities in 2008, including Agra, Hapur, and Kochi. Authorities suspect he used these trips to possibly recruit for Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
The extradition followed years of legal battle in the US. A US district court ordered his extradition in May 2023, which Rana unsuccessfully challenged up to the US Supreme Court. His extradition was facilitated through collaboration between multiple US agencies, including the Department of Justice, FBI, and US Marshals Service.
According to the NIA, Rana was a strategic asset for LeT and Pakistan’s military intelligence. He will now be 'questioned in detail' to uncover information about the planning of the Mumbai attacks and to expose key Pakistan-based masterminds, who are believed to have directed the attack remotely.
Rana was produced before Special NIA Judge Chander Jit Singh in an in-camera hearing. The court granted 18 days of NIA custody following a plea by MHA-appointed Special Public Prosecutor Narender Mann. Rana was represented by Piyush Sachdeva, provided by the Delhi Legal Services Authority.
Rana is said to have played a key role in the Mumbai attacks along with his childhood friend David Coleman Headley. Both are accused to be instrumental in scouting targets for the attack. Disguised as an immigration businessman, Rana visited several Indian cities in 2008, including Agra, Hapur, and Kochi. Authorities suspect he used these trips to possibly recruit for Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
The extradition followed years of legal battle in the US. A US district court ordered his extradition in May 2023, which Rana unsuccessfully challenged up to the US Supreme Court. His extradition was facilitated through collaboration between multiple US agencies, including the Department of Justice, FBI, and US Marshals Service.
According to the NIA, Rana was a strategic asset for LeT and Pakistan’s military intelligence. He will now be 'questioned in detail' to uncover information about the planning of the Mumbai attacks and to expose key Pakistan-based masterminds, who are believed to have directed the attack remotely.
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