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Former South African Justice Minister Michael Masutha had signed the treaty in 2018. The UAE, however, signed the treaty on Tuesday, its embassy in Pretoria said in a statement. ....
UK-India Extraditions: Ripe for reform? Prasun Sonwalkar/New Delhi Filed on May 8, 2021 | Last updated on May 9, 2021 at 06.37 am India and Britain signed an extradition treaty in 1992, but since then there have been only rare returns of India’s most wanted. As the Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi cases roll on, it may be time to reform the template. How it started…how it’s going: The contours of a popular meme format are useful to put the story of extraditions from the UK to India in context. When India’s home minister S B Chavan and British foreign secretary Ken Clarke signed an extradition treaty on September 22, 1992, the backdrop was Sikh and Kashmiri separatism. The pact took effect from November 1993, with much hope that it would prevent India’s most wanted from seeking a safe haven in the United Kingdom. But the simple truth is that New Delhi has since sought over 40 individuals facing a range of criminal charges from Britain, but only two h ....
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UPDATED: March 2, 2021 17:32 IST Jayanti Dharma Teja s profile is remarkably similar to that of the present Vijay Mallya, another absconder from the judicial process in India (File Photo) The likely extradition of diamond merchant Nirav Modi has brought back memories of another fugitive, Jayanti Dharma Teja, the lawbreaker charged with evading taxes worth crores and forcing the Indira Gandhi regime to pursue him in three jurisdictions United States, Costa Rica and United Kingdom before he was successfully brought to India in 1971. In “Escaped: True Stories of Indian Fugitives in London”, London-based journalists Danish and Ruhi Khan have given a compelling account of Teja and India’s chase for him across three continents. ....