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Taufiq said that I had called at home and told about 26/11 terrorists.
Mohammad Taufiq, the eyewitness of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, said that no one has the right to kill anyone. I am a Muslim, he (Rana) is also a Muslim. No one has the right to kill anyone. Taufiq said this after the Mumbai attacks Tawwur Hussain Rana was brought to India in an interview with ANI.
In an interview with ANI, Taufiq said- I had not seen anything like this on films or TV. I saw a man, whose length was like me. I was coming towards me with a bag and gun. He abused me and pointed a gun at me. Then I realized that the man was a terrorist. I called the police helpline number, I also called at my house.
Taufiq said …
We have done nothing with Pakistan. If you (Pakistan) give protection to terrorists, then you will be harmed. This is happening there. There are explosions. They are sheltering terrorists and don.
At the same time, defense expert Dhruv Katoch said that it is a political victory to bring Tahwavur to India. There is no doubt about it. This was the political will of this government.
He said that Rana is from Pakistan, but he is a Canadian citizen. The central government also accepted the challenges in the process of extradition of Rana, as many people in Pakistan and other countries were against his extradition.
After reaching India, the first picture of Tahwwur Rana appeared on Thursday.
Tehwavur Rana in 18 days Nia Custody
The 2008 Mumbai terror attack mastermind Tehwavur Rana has been sent by the Patiala House Court of Delhi to the 18 -day NIA custody. The agency had sought a 20 -day remand from the court. Special NIA Judge Chandrajit Singh heard the case in a closed room and ruled at 2 pm on Thursday.
64 -year -old Tehwavur Rana was brought to India from America yesterday. The American Gulfstream G550 aircraft was landed at Palam Technical Airport in Delhi at around 6:30 pm on Thursday evening. Where his medical checkup took place, after which he was taken directly to the Nia headquarters. Read full news …
Rana was a doctor in Pakistani army, Canadian citizen
- 64 -year -old Tehwavur Rana is a Canadian citizen of Pakistani origin. Rana worked as a doctor in the Pakistani army. He then moved to Canada in 1997 and started working as a businessman who gave immigration services there.
- He reached America from Canada and opened a consultancy firm called First World Immigration Services on several locations including Chicago. According to US court documents, Rana also visited Canada, Pakistan, Germany and England several times. He can speak about 7 languages.
Pakistan brushed away from Rana Pakistan on Thursday dismissed Tahwwur Rana and said that he is a citizen of Canada. Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafkat Ali Khan said in response to a question that Tawwur Rana has not renewed his Pakistani documents for the last two decades. He has Canadian citizenship.
Significantly, Pakistan allows its citizens to have dual citizenship who have settled in Canada.
The Taj Hotel was also targeted in the 2008 Mumbai attack.
America said- necessary steps towards giving justice to victims The Justice Department of America said that the extradition of Tahwwur Rana, accused of Mumbai terror attacks, is an essential step towards giving justice to the victims. A spokesman for the department said- Rana’s extradition is an important step towards giving justice to 6 Americans and many other victims killed in Mumbai attacks.
David Headley was the mastermind of the Mumbai attack. Tehwavur Rana was his childhood friend, who helped him to carry out the attack.
Rana was arrested in October 2009 In October 2009 in Chicago, USA, FBI arrested Tawwur Rana from O’Hare Airport. He was accused of providing necessary goods to carry out terrorist attacks in Mumbai and Copenhagen. Rana was sentenced to 14 years in jail on the basis of Headley’s testimony.
In 2011, Rana was found guilty of plotting an attack on Danish Newspaper Morgeinn Galends-Posten. The newspaper raided 12 controversial cartoons on Prophet Mohammed in 2005. A cartoonist’s head was beheaded in the attack.
The next year, the same 12 cartoons were raided by the French magazine named ‘Charlie Hebdo’, in return for which 12 people were killed by attacking Charlie Hebdo’s office in 2015.
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