Tahawwur Rana to be confronted with 'employee B' over 26/11 plot: NIA sources

Tahawwur Rana, the Pak-Canadian terrorist involved in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, arranged for a staff member, referred to as 'employee B', to assist David Coleman Headley, the main conspirator of the attack, with operational and logistical support, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) sources said on Saturday.

The NIA, which is currently interrogating Rana after his extradition from the United States,



is planning to confront him with 'employee B' in an effort to uncover further details about the 26/11 attack, which claimed over 160 lives.

However, the central agency sources indicated that 'employee B' had no knowledge of the terrorist activities. He was only tasked with arranging logistics such as reception, transportation, lodging, and office-cum-residence facilities for Headley, under Rana's instructions.