The Congress says that UPA Tavavur Rana deserves credit for extradition; Shiv Sena Hits Back | Bharat News

New Delhi: A political war of words broke on Saturday on extradition 26/11 Mumbai attacks Congress leader Digvijay Singh accused Shrey Tahawur Rana in India Upa government To lay groundwork, and Shiv Sena leader Monna neck The comment was slammed as “appeasement politics”.
Rana, a Canadian citizen and a native of Pakistan, was extradited to prosecute 10 criminal allegations in India, who was alleged from his alleged role and was accused of being a major conspirator in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, who were more than 170 dead.
Talking to ANI, Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh said, “Is his Shuruwat Congress Nei Thi … Is in any credit to Modi ji.” He said that extradition was possible only because the Congress -led UPA government had ensured that Rana was nominated at the right time, which led to his arrest in the United States. Singh said, “Tahwur Rana was involved in the 26/11 attacks, and his extradition was possible only because the UPA government had named its name at the right time and was arrested in America. After completing 14 years of imprisonment, he was extradited to India,” Singh said.
Reacting strongly, Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) leader Shina Nekan said, “This is not the first time Digvijay Singh or the Congress party has made controversial statements.
Calling extradition a “pride for India”, he credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomacy. “Since 2019, diplomatic relations that Prime Minister Modi has been with the United States, we have an extradition of Tahwur Rana, the mastermind of 26/11. For all those who have lost their lives, they are probably looking at the Congress party and thinking about its vote bank, appeal politics and its situation,” he said.
Earlier this week, former Union Home Minister and senior Congress leader P Chidambaram also accused the Modi government of taking improper credit for development. In a statement released on 10 April, he said: “In February 2025, Prime Minister Modi and President Trump stood at a press conference and tried to take credit that what was essentially the result of the years of UPA-era basis. By 17 February, Indian authorities confirmed Rana’s role in 26/11 conspiracy, when he returned in 2005, when he returned to 2005, he returned to 2005, when he returned to 2005, he returned to 2005, Reached New Delhi on April.