In a recent development, the US Supreme Court has dismissed Tahawwur Rana’s request to stop his extradition to India. Rana, a Pakistani national, is accused of being involved in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Despite his concerns about potential torture in India due to his nationality, the US government gave the green light for his extradition during the previous administration led by Donald Trump. The decision by the highest court in the US means that Rana will now have to face the charges against him in India related to the tragic events that unfolded in Mumbai in 2008. This ruling marks a significant step in the legal proceedings surrounding Rana’s alleged involvement in the attacks. The Mumbai attacks, which took place over four days in November 2008, left more than 160 people dead and hundreds more injured. Rana’s extradition to India is seen as a crucial move towards delivering justice for the victims and their families. The rejection of his plea by the US Supreme Court underscores the importance of international cooperation in addressing terrorism-related crimes. With this decision, Rana’s extradition to India is imminent, and he will have to face the legal consequences of his alleged actions.