Tahawwur Rana's 26/11 plot extends beyond India, Court reveals
Tahawwur Rana was brought to India from the US and sent to 18-day remand in connection with the 26/11 attacks. The court said that the conspiracy was spread beyond India and targeted several cities, including Delhi.
Tahawwur Rana, an accused in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, was brought to India from the US the previous day. Rana has been sent to 18-day remand by the special NIA court of Patiala House. It is written in the remand note that the extent of the conspiracy extends beyond India. The court said that apart from India, its links are connected to the international level. Many cities were targeted. In this, India's capital Delhi was placed on the most target. The court further remarked, "In this case, Rana and his accomplice should also be removed from the things related to it."
It is important to present the evidence
The court further said that it is necessary to present Rana with the evidence which is related to the recce done by him. It is necessary to confront him on the basis of witnesses and evidence. There is a need to inquire deeply. The conspiracy is very deep, so he needs to be interrogated continuously in police custody.
It is important to present the evidence
The court further said that it is necessary to present Rana with the evidence which is related to the recce done by him. It is necessary to confront him on the basis of witnesses and evidence. There is a need to inquire deeply. The conspiracy is very deep, so he needs to be interrogated continuously in police custody.
Connection to David!
According to media reports, the NIA is trying to find out Rana's phone details. This shows that more people are in connection with accused David Headley. The NIA suspects that Dawood is also involved in the case. The NIA has also revealed that the Mumbai attack was being planned since 2005. Rana was also involved in the planning of that attack.