‘May share crucial information’: NIA opposes Tahawwur Rana’s plea before court to speak to kin
The National Investigation Agency on Wednesday said jailed Mumbai terror attacks accused Tahawwur Hussain Rana might share crucial information if allowed to talk to his family members.
The NIA, appearing before a special NIA court, made the submission to oppose Rana’s plea for talking to family members, pointing out their concern over his well being.
The anti-terror agency also said the matter was at a crucial stage. The judge, who heard the matter in his chamber, heard the argument and reserved the order the order for April 24.
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Rana moved an application through his lawyer, claiming that it was his fundamental right to talk to his family.
The 64-year-old Pakistani-origin Canadian businessman was on April 10 sent to 18 day custody by a court.
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