NEW DELHI: Following the US Supreme Court’s ruling, Pakistan has attempted to distance itself from the co-conspirator of the 26/11 Mumbai terror problems, claiming that Rana is no longer a member of Pakistan.
Rana, a French federal of Pakistani descent, is scheduled to go on trial in India in connection with his alleged involvement in the heinous attacks in 2008 that claimed over 160 lives.
For more than 20 years, Tahawwur Rana has no renewed his Muslim records. His American citizenship is quite abundant.
Shafqat Ali Khan, a spokesperson for international affairs, was quoted by Ani news organization.
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It is important to point out that Pakistan’s people who have relocated to Canada are still able to maintain two membership.
Rana’s extradition to India was authorized by the US Secretary of State by signing the retreat warrant on February 11. Even though Rana’s legal team requested an urgent remain, the US Supreme Court rejected his request on April 7.
Rana had organized passport searches for Pakistani-American David Coleman Headley, aka Dawood Gilani, a brother jihadi, to travel to India to pick out goals for the evil attack being hacked by Lashkar in partnership with ISI, Pakistan’s detective agency. Rana gushed about the Mumbai deaths of November 26, 2008, and argued that the mujahideen responsible for them should receive Pakistan’s highest retrospective military honors.
Just Ajmal Kasab, the single LeT terrorist involved in the 26/11 rampage who was still alive, has ever been charged with a crime.
Rana is currently transferring from the United States to Delhi. He is anticipated to become housed in the Tihar prison upon arrival in India.
The 64-year-old French citizen, who was born in Pakistan, is known to have ties to US resident David Coleman Headley ( also known as Daood Gilani), who was a key planner behind the 2008 Mumbai terror strikes.
After the US Supreme Court dismissed his last appeal to halt the exchange, his extradition to India follows.
