In a major development, 26/11 Mumbai terror attack accused Tahawwur Rana is being extradited to India today from the United States. Security has been heightened across key locations in Delhi, particularly around the National Investigation Agency (NIA) headquarters, where Rana will be taken for interrogation. Gate Number 2 of the Jawaharlal Nehru Metro Station, located near the NIA office, has been closed, and public movement in the surrounding CGO complex area has been heavily restricted. Rana is arriving under strict conditions outlined by a U.S. court, similar to the extradition of Abu Salem from Portugal. These terms are confidential but likely involve restrictions on the sections under which he can be tried and the maximum punishment. Bulletproof vehicles and heavy police deployment, including BSF personnel, are in place at Palam Technical Area, where his plane will land. Victims and survivors of the 26/11 attacks, including witnesses like "Chhotu Chaiwala," have expressed emotional reactions to the news, recalling the horrors of that night. Rana's extradition is seen as a diplomatic win for India and a step forward in exposing the deeper terror networks involved in the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
