The Court of Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday granted NIA permission to collect samples of voice and manuscripts from Tahawwur Rana, the main champion for attacks in Mumbai 26/11, reported.
Currently, in custody of NIA, Rana has recently been released to India from the United States.
On Wednesday, Special Judge Nia Chander Jit Singh approved the NIA request to collect manuscripts and voice from Tahawwur Rana.
Earlier Monday, the same court expanded Ran’s custody of NIA to another 12 days. During the hearing of NIA, the court reported that Rana was confronted with a significant number of records and evidence concerning the terrorist attacks in Mumbai 26/11. The agency claimed that further link was required to complete its interrogation.
Also Read: Non -Maintenance on Tahawwur Rana, Delhi’s Patiala House Court refuses to have a lawsuit to talk to your family over the phone
While she was looking for an extension of his custody, Nia claimed that the rane had avoided and did not cooperate with the investigation. The agency stressed that further interrogation was needed to extract fundamental information regarding its alleged involvement in the attacks, nor said.
In legal proceedings concerning Tahawwur Rana, NIA was represented by head of lawyer Dayan Krishnan and a special prosecutor Nander Mann. On the other hand, advocate PIYUSH SACHDEV from the legal services in this matter prevented a blow.
Rana, however, opposed the extension of his ties and claimed that further interrogation in custody was unfounded.
Who is Tahawwur Rana?
Rana, a 64 -year -old Canadian entrepreneur of Pakistani origin, was published from the United States at the beginning of this month in connection with his alleged role in deadly terrorist attacks in 2008 in Mumbai. After its release, it was placed in Nové Delhi under the custody of NIA, where investigators continue to explore their suspicious links to the perpetrators of attacks.
November 26, 2008, a group of 10 Pakistani terrorists launched a coordinated attack on the railway station, two luxury hotels and the Jewish center in Mumbai after penetrating the Indian financial capital of the sea route.
The brutal attack lasted almost 60 hours and resulted in death 166 people.
Rana’s edition and continuing interrogation are part of the persistent Indian effort to bring all responsible for attacks on justice.
This is a developing story, adding more details
(Tagstotranslate) Tahawour Sun
