Tahawwur Rana, the alleged mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, is set to be extradited to India, leading to heightened security measures in Delhi and Mumbai prisons. Rana, a member of the extremist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), played a key role in aiding David Headley with reconnaissance for the deadly attacks that took place in Mumbai in 2008. His impending arrival has raised concerns about potential security threats, prompting authorities to beef up security in anticipation of his transfer to India. Rana’s involvement in the planning and execution of the attacks, as well as his alleged lack of remorse for the lives lost, has intensified the need for stringent security protocols to be implemented during his time in Indian custody. The extradition of Rana, who has been serving a prison sentence in the United States for his involvement in a separate terrorism plot, marks a significant development in the quest for justice for the victims of the 26/11 attacks. As preparations are made for his arrival, Indian officials are leaving no stone unturned in ensuring the safety and security of both the public and the prison facilities where Rana is expected to be housed. The extradition of Rana underscores India’s commitment to holding perpetrators of terrorist acts accountable and seeking justice for the victims and their families.