Earlier in March this year, the Delhi Special Cell had arrested another missing suspect from a group of undertrials at the Bengaluru prison,

Salman Rehman Khan, a terrorist belonging to the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), was extradited from Rwanda by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) today (28 November).

Salman Rehman Khan allegedly facilitated the supply of arms, ammunition, and explosives for terrorist activities in Bengaluru

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) today extradited Salman Rehman Khan, a member of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), from Rwanda. Salman was implicated in the Bengaluru Prisons Terror Conspiracy case, where investigations revealed his involvement in radicalisation and the supply of explosives to terror operatives.

Rwanda on Wednesday extradited Salman Khan, whom the Indian government accuses of having links to a terrorist organisation. The suspect was arrested on September 9 in Rwanda, following an August 2 Interpol red notice issued by India.

The return of Khan is the latest in a series of recent operations held in coordination with Interpol, wherein two accused — one wanted by the CBI and another by the Kerala Police — were brought back from Saudi Arabia.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has successfully extradited Lashkar-e-Taiba fugitive Salman Khan from Rwanda. He is linked to a terror recruitment racket at Bengaluru Central Prison. Salman, who had previous charges under POCSO,

Khan's extradition was part of a highly confidential operation coordinated by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the CBI

Interpol also helped in the extradition of Salman Rehman Khan from Rwanda, who is wanted by the terror probing agency in the country.