Who is IPS Sadanand Date Saved Lives of People in Mumbai Terror Attack He Will Bring Tahadwur Rana to India Ann

Tahawwur rana case: Tawwur Hussain Rana, an accused in the November 6, 2008 Mumbai terror attack and a doctor in the Pakistani Army, is being brought from America to India. The US Supreme Court has rejected the petition to ban India extradition. This has paved the way for his return to India. According to sources, Rana is being brought to India by a special aircraft and is likely to reach tonight or tomorrow morning. Rana is accused of playing a role in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, killing 166 people.

After bringing India to India, the National Investigative Agency (NIA) will first interrogate Tehwwur Hussain Rana in custody. NIA Chief and Senior IPS officer Sadanand Date has a big responsibility of interrogation by bringing NIA from America to India. There is also a coincidence that today’s NIA Chief Sadanand Date, who took responsibility for Rana, saw the 26/11 terror attack and the pain of the country closely and saved the common people from the terrorists’ attack.

Who is Nia Chief Sadanand Date?

Sadanand Date is a 1990 batch Maharashtra Cadre Senior IPS (Indian Police Service) officer, who is counted among the brave and dutiful officers of the country. They are specially recognized for their bravery and humanity during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack of 2008. Sadanand Date has served in Maharashtra cadre and has also served responsibilities in the NIA (National Investigation Agency) and other central agencies from time to time.

Sadanand Date had competed with terrorists in this way

When 10 terrorists from Lashkar-e-Taiba, who came from Pakistan on 26 November 2008, attacked Mumbai, Sadanand Date was working in the Mumbai Crime Branch. When it was reported that Pakistani terrorists are near Cama Hospital and the lives of common people are in danger there, Date reached the spot with a small team without delay.

In an encounter with terrorists, Date fought very bravely, while he had limited resources. During this time he also suffered serious injuries, but he saved the lives of many hospital personnel and patients. Sadanand Date was later awarded the President’s Medal Gallantry Award for his bravery.