In a significant development, Tahawwur Rana, an accused in the Mumbai terror attacks case, may be lodged in the same cell where Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving Pakistani gunman from the 26/11 attacks, was kept at the Arthur Road jail in Mumbai. Rana, a Pakistani-Canadian national, was recently arrested in Los Angeles on India’s extradition request for his alleged involvement in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. The decision to house him in Kasab’s former cell is part of the preparations being made by Indian authorities for his possible extradition. Rana’s extradition proceedings are currently underway, and if extradited, he is likely to face trial in India for his role in the deadly attacks that claimed 166 lives. The move to place Rana in Kasab’s old cell is seen as symbolic and aims to send a strong message about India’s commitment to bringing terrorists to justice. The Arthur Road jail, located in central Mumbai, is one of the most high-security prisons in the country and has housed several high-profile inmates over the years. The prospect of Rana staying in the same cell as Kasab has reignited memories of the 26/11 attacks and the need for swift and effective prosecution of those involved. The development has also sparked discussions about the security measures in place at the jail to ensure the safety of inmates and prevent any untoward incidents. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.