The National Investigation Agency successfully extradited Salman Khan, a crucial suspect in the Bengaluru prison terror conspiracy, from Rwanda. His role in radicalization and terror recruitment in Bengaluru Central Prison has significant implications for national security.

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

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 operation, carried out in coordination with the Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB), Interpol, and National Central Bureaus (NCBs), marks a significant breakthrough in the agency's efforts to

The CBI has secured the extradition of more than 100 criminals since 2021, including three in November 2024 alone

Salman Rehman Khan, an alleged member of the internationally proscribed terrorist organisation, had assisted in providing arms, ammunition and explosives to further terrorist activities in Bengaluru.

Salman Khan was traced to Rwanda where the CBI sought assistance from Interpol’s NCB in Kigali, the capital and largest city of Rwanda.

Salman Khan was extradited following a Red Notice by the Interpol after the NIA Special Court, Bengaluru, issued a Non-Bailable Warrant of arrest against him. Based on the Red Notice, he was apprehended by authorities in Kigali,