As Karma Catches Up, A Peep Into Rana's Role In 26/11 Attack

India successfully extradited Mumbai 26/11 perpetrator Tahawwur Rana to Delhi on Thursday. Let's delve into the chronology about Rana and his link with the blood-curdling attack on India's financial capital.

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The 2008 Mumbai attacks, commonly referred to as "26/11," were a series of coordinated terrorist assaults that shook India's financial capital over four harrowing days, from November 26 to November 29, 2008. Ten gunmen associated with the Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) targeted multiple locations across Mumbai, including luxury hotels, a train station, and a popular café. The attacks resulted in the deaths of 175 individuals, including 18 security personnel and 26 foreign nationals, with over 300 injured.

THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
November 26, 2008: The assailants arrived by sea, hijacking an Indian fishing trawler to reach the Mumbai coastline. They launched simultaneous attacks at various sites: