I think you should kill your self for being Indian. Most disgusting monkeys on the planet
Tahawwur Rana: US court approves extradition of 26/11 Mumbai attack accused
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I think you should kill your self for being Indian. Most disgusting monkeys on the planet
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Use the ignore function for this type of filth....
What's that bipolar Asim Soorma doing about it, shouldn't this make him froth at the mouth?
US always protects her assets but avoid taking liabilities.
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Well shouldn’t any surprise considering you’re surrounded by rapey malnourished monkeys in skinny jeans in your typical Indian city.
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I know I should. Initially, it was a pathological curiousity, but there's nothing left to be curious about.
I was looking at your posts. They make the rapey, malnourished monkeys in skinny jeans look good.
He renounced his Pakistani citizenship in 1997 and is a Canadian.
Furthermore, Indian media is blowing this way out of proportion as usual.
"It, however, added that Rana will remain in US custody till the Secretary of State to India takes final decision on his extradition."
In all likelihood, he won't be sent considering India's dodgy judicial system.
Lots of huff and puff as usual from The Pajeet Times. I searched for this news and no other country has picked up on it except a local Chicago news channel
Chicago travel agent Tahawwur Rana, accused of participating in Mumbai, India massacre, cleared for extradition | abc7chicago.com
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And BBC
Tahawwur Rana: US court approves extradition of 26/11 Mumbai attack accused
Chicago businessman Tahawwur Rana is wanted in India for his role in the 2008 terror attack in Mumbai.www.bbc.com
Spot on...Even if US Court Approves, US Govt will stop it
That person is a highly ill mannered scum who has a history of using abusing words for Hindu people…
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Beghairats of the highest level.
Dollarkhor kutta munafiq traitor slave establishment.
These guys have less honour than a prostitute.
No country in the world extradites their citizens especially to their enemy country over a well known false flag attack.
Dollarkhor dirty breed munafiq harami generals are continuing their abbas legacy of selling Pakistanis for dollars.
As if the hundreds of innocent Pakistanis tortured in Guantanamo bay wasn’t enough for these beghiarats.
Ya Allah, humiliate and destroy these dollarkhor generals who sell innocent Muslims to kuffar for a few dollars. AMEEEEN!!!
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I regret to admit that I have a history of noticing that.
I have no idea, I heard US senator scolded him for restoring govt power via honest replacement new govt.
CHICAGO (WLS) -- A convicted terrorist from Chicago is asking for immediate release from prison, even though he has already been cleared for extradition to India where authorities have charged him as a plotter in the 2008 terror attack in Mumbai.
Tahawwur Rana claims his extradition would violate the U.S.-India extradition treaty, saying he has been tried and acquitted in Chicago federal district court on the identical conduct that India wants to prosecute him for in a death penalty case.
For several days in November 2008, heavily armed commandos from a Pakistani terror group held Mumbai under siege. When it ended, 166 innocent victims were dead, including six Americans.
Rana and accomplice David Coleman Headley, also a Pakistani-Chicagoan, were arrested. Headley pleaded guilty and cooperated against Rana during a Chicago trial. Rana was convicted of supporting to Pakistani terror group and a plot in Denmark, but was found not guilty of a role in the Mumbai attack despite what prosecutors considered solid evidence.
After serving 10 years for the Denmark plot, he was cleared by a U.S. judge to be sent back to India to stand trial for the Mumbai massacre. But in a newly filed 34-page motion for immediate release from prison, Rana's attorneys said the Chicago transcripts and exhibits "fail to establish probable cause that he committed the offenses for which India has charged him."
If Rana is extradited, his attorney said it will be the first time in American history that a person tried and acquitted domestically will face a second trial for the same charge overseas.
The Mumbai massacre is considered to be India's September 11. Because so many of the terrorists were killed in 2008, Rana is considered by Indian officials to be the best hope for somebody to finally pay a stiff price for the attack.
abc7chicago.com
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Tagging Chicago based members here, do you know anything about this man? I heard that he was a quite respected figure amongst the community who ran an immigration firm on Devon St. (Little India). Do you know anything more about this case in particular?
Tahawwur Rana claims his extradition would violate the U.S.-India extradition treaty, saying he has been tried and acquitted in Chicago federal district court on the identical conduct that India wants to prosecute him for in a death penalty case.
For several days in November 2008, heavily armed commandos from a Pakistani terror group held Mumbai under siege. When it ended, 166 innocent victims were dead, including six Americans.
Rana and accomplice David Coleman Headley, also a Pakistani-Chicagoan, were arrested. Headley pleaded guilty and cooperated against Rana during a Chicago trial. Rana was convicted of supporting to Pakistani terror group and a plot in Denmark, but was found not guilty of a role in the Mumbai attack despite what prosecutors considered solid evidence.
After serving 10 years for the Denmark plot, he was cleared by a U.S. judge to be sent back to India to stand trial for the Mumbai massacre. But in a newly filed 34-page motion for immediate release from prison, Rana's attorneys said the Chicago transcripts and exhibits "fail to establish probable cause that he committed the offenses for which India has charged him."
If Rana is extradited, his attorney said it will be the first time in American history that a person tried and acquitted domestically will face a second trial for the same charge overseas.
The Mumbai massacre is considered to be India's September 11. Because so many of the terrorists were killed in 2008, Rana is considered by Indian officials to be the best hope for somebody to finally pay a stiff price for the attack.
Convicted terrorist asks for immediate release from prison before extradition to India
A convicted terrorist from Chicago is asking for immediate release from prison, even though he has already been cleared for extradition to India in a death penalty case.
@PakFactor
Tagging Chicago based members here, do you know anything about this man? I heard that he was a quite respected figure amongst the community who ran an immigration firm on Devon St. (Little India). Do you know anything more about this case in particular?
CHICAGO (WLS) -- A convicted terrorist from Chicago is asking for immediate release from prison, even though he has already been cleared for extradition to India where authorities have charged him as a plotter in the 2008 terror attack in Mumbai.
Tahawwur Rana claims his extradition would violate the U.S.-India extradition treaty, saying he has been tried and acquitted in Chicago federal district court on the identical conduct that India wants to prosecute him for in a death penalty case.
For several days in November 2008, heavily armed commandos from a Pakistani terror group held Mumbai under siege. When it ended, 166 innocent victims were dead, including six Americans.
Rana and accomplice David Coleman Headley, also a Pakistani-Chicagoan, were arrested. Headley pleaded guilty and cooperated against Rana during a Chicago trial. Rana was convicted of supporting to Pakistani terror group and a plot in Denmark, but was found not guilty of a role in the Mumbai attack despite what prosecutors considered solid evidence.
After serving 10 years for the Denmark plot, he was cleared by a U.S. judge to be sent back to India to stand trial for the Mumbai massacre. But in a newly filed 34-page motion for immediate release from prison, Rana's attorneys said the Chicago transcripts and exhibits "fail to establish probable cause that he committed the offenses for which India has charged him."
If Rana is extradited, his attorney said it will be the first time in American history that a person tried and acquitted domestically will face a second trial for the same charge overseas.
The Mumbai massacre is considered to be India's September 11. Because so many of the terrorists were killed in 2008, Rana is considered by Indian officials to be the best hope for somebody to finally pay a stiff price for the attack.
Convicted terrorist asks for immediate release from prison before extradition to India
A convicted terrorist from Chicago is asking for immediate release from prison, even though he has already been cleared for extradition to India in a death penalty case.
@PakFactor
Tagging Chicago based members here, do you know anything about this man? I heard that he was a quite respected figure amongst the community who ran an immigration firm on Devon St. (Little India). Do you know anything more about this case in particular?
This is the first time I'm hearing of this individual.
