“Sandeep is not a victim of 26/11, he fulfilled his duty” Major’s father’s emotional response

Speaking to Media , K. Unnikrishnan, father of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who was martyred in the 26/11 attacks, said that Rana’s extradition is not just a success but revenge. He said that David Headley also needs to be brought to India.

Mumbai : The father of National Security Group (NSG) commando Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who was killed during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, has stated that the extradition of Tahawwur Rana to India is not only a diplomatic achievement, but also a form of “revenge” for the people. Talking to medeia, K. Unnikrishnan stated that the extradition of Rana is not an end to the issue as David Headley also needs to be extradited to India.

was talking about the attack on the Taj Hotel on He led his team of.Amidst he carried his wounded comrades.taken and alone​with terrorists Cornering the areaHe died a brave death holding on. His last words were, ” Up.“Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan led his team of 10 commandos during the attack on the Taj Hotel on 26/11. In a hail of heavy firing, he saved his wounded fellow policemen and single-handedly engaged the terrorists. He made the supreme sacrifice while holding off the terrorists in the northern area. His final words were, “Don’t come up, I will face them.”

He was awarded India’s highest peacetime gallantry award, the ‘Ashok Chakra‘, for his unrivalled valour.

sixteen, remind me of my. ” SandeepEven at sixteen, his father reminds him of his son’s bravery. “Sandeep is not a victim of 26/11. He was a security force officer who performed his duty in the presence of death. If he did not do it in Mumbai, he would have done it somewhere else,” K. Unnikrishnan stated.​​​​​​This is what K. Unnikrishnan stated.

is Asked if it is enough, he said, ” Yes, it certainly does.”Asked if Rana’s extradition is a source of satisfaction, he said, “Yes, it is definitely a success. For the general public, it is not only a political success, but a sort of revenge. We have caught the culprit.”

for the families of the Asked if this is, he replied, ” This is not a full stop.”But when asked if this is a full stop for the families of the 166 victims, he replied, “This is not a full stop. We should also bring David Headley to India. All these are just tools, people working for money. We still have to reach the main brain.”

Special flight for Tahawwur It will be taken to Delhi this thenshould interrogate Tahawwur Rana will be taken to Delhi by a special aircraft this afternoon and subsequently interrogated by the National Investigation Agency (NIA). “Rana is a well-educated man. The NIA already knows everything. Let’s see what emerges now,” Unnikrishnan said.

Tahawwur Rana’s extradition to India was assured after he spent all his judicial options in US courts. He is charged with a number of serious offenses such as terrorist activity, waging war against the Indian government, murder, and creating false documents.