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Dwwur Rana’s accused of the Mumbai terror attacks, Dwaur Rana has filed a petition in the US Supreme Court, and demanded its ban on its extradition. Now the US Supreme Court can consider this petition. Rana filed a petition in the early days, which had rejected a judge of a US Supreme Court. The Rana had knocked the court on the court to avoid being sent. Rana had demanded a petition in court and demanded an emergency.
Rana had charged India
He had said in his petition, if he was sent to India, he would be tortured and he would not be able to live in a long time. However, his petition was canceled. Candworer Rana had accused India in his petition in his petition. Referring to the Human Rights Watch 2023, he had said that the BJP government in India had discriminated against religious minorities, especially Muslims. Therefore, if he is handed over to India, he will be tortured because he is a Muslim of Pakistani origin.
Trump had announced India extradition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the United States in February this year. During that time, US President Donald Trump announced the accused of the Mumbai attacks to India to India. Trump had said, “We have approved the death of Drawur Rana. He will have to face the trial in India.” After the US Supreme Court, the Trump administration had decided to deliver Rana India. However, the accused of the Mumbai attacks filed another petition.
The NIA filed a chargesheet in 2011: In 2011, the NIA filed a chargesheet against nine people, including Rana in connection with the Mumbai terror attack. In this chargesheet, he was conspired on the 26/11 attacks and convened them.