Inside the court, NIA sampled the voice and handwriting of Tehwwur Rana, now many secrets will open

The NIA is interrogating NIA, the mastermind of the Mumbai terror attack. The NIA on Saturday collected samples of the voice and handwriting (handwriting) of the Mumbai terror attack in a Delhi court. Rana was brought before Judicial Magistrate (First Class) Vaibhav Kumar under tight security. The NIA took samples of his handwriting in the court proceedings in a closed room.

Follow the court order

The source said that Rana wrote various characters and digits. His legal assistant lawyer Piyush Sachdev, who represented Rana, said on behalf of his client that he has recently followed the order given by the court, in which he was instructed to present his voice and handwriting samples’.

12 days extended judicial custody

Recently, the court had asked the NIA to take samples of Rana’s voice and handwriting. Special NIA Judge Chandrajit Singh passed the order on 30 April on the application of NIA. Rana’s custody was extended by Judge Singh on 28 April for 12 days.

US Supreme Court dismissed a petition

Tahwwur Rana, close to David Coleman Headley alias Dawood Gilani, the main conspirator of the 26/11 attack in Mumbai, has been brought to India. He is an American citizen and the US Supreme Court rejected his review petition against his extradition on April 4.

166 people lost their lives in Mumbai terror attack

Let us know that on November 26, 2008 in Mumbai, 10 Pakistani terrorists attacked a railway station, two magnificent hotels and a Jewish center. The attack lasted for about 60 hours. 166 people lost their lives in this. The terrorists reached India’s financial capital Mumbai via the Arabian Sea. (With language input)

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