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India questions Mumbai-attacks accused after extradition

  • Tahawwur Rana, a Pakistan-born Canadian citizen, was extradited to India this week for his alleged role in the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
  • Indian authorities accuse Rana of assisting Lashkar-e-Taiba, the Pakistani group blamed for the attacks that killed 166 people.
  • Rana allegedly worked with his childhood friend David Headley, using his Chicago-based firm as a cover for Headley's reconnaissance activities.
  • Rana reportedly commended the terrorists and suggested they deserved Pakistan's highest award, with the US quoting him saying, 'hey should be given Nishan-e-Haider'.
  • Rana faces ten criminal charges in India, and the NIA will question him to uncover the full conspiracy behind the attacks, seeking justice for the victims.
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