The US Supreme Court has dismissed Tahawwur Rana’s appeal to block his extradition to India to face charges related to the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Rana, who hails from Pakistan, expressed concerns about potential torture upon his extradition. However, the US government gave the green light for his extradition during the previous administration under President Trump. Rana’s involvement in the Mumbai attacks has been a subject of legal battles, with India seeking his extradition to face justice in the country. The decision by the US Supreme Court marks a significant development in the case, paving the way for Rana to be tried in India for his alleged role in the tragic events. The rejection of his plea underscores the legal complexities and diplomatic considerations surrounding extradition cases involving multiple countries. Despite Rana’s objections, the court’s ruling highlights the importance of upholding international legal obligations and addressing cross-border crimes. The extradition process is expected to move forward following the Supreme Court’s decision, bringing Rana closer to facing the charges against him in India.