EXTRADITION
Deportation of wanted gangster Afridi secured after 10-month international manhunt
In a remarkable operation, Punjab Police has successfully extradited gangster Gurwinder Singh, known as Afridi, from Ethiopia after an extensive manhunt. Wanted for over 30 criminal cases, Afridi eluded capture using a fake passport. This international endeavor showcases the dedication of law enforcement agencies in uniting their efforts to dismantle organized crime, marking a significant win for public safety.
Taken: Natalee Holloway on Netflix: 8 things to know about Netflix's documentary on disappearance, murder confession and more
Netflix’s three-part documentary Taken: Natalee Holloway revisits the 2005 disappearance of the 18-year-old during a graduation trip to Aruba. Through interviews, archival footage and her mother Beth Holloway’s account, it examines the investigation, years of uncertainty and Joran van der Sloot’s 2023 confession. Natalee’s remains have never been found.
Bangladesh's ousted premier Hasina tells the AP she will return from exile in December at any cost
Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina intends to return to Bangladesh from exile in India next month. She has been sentenced to death for her government's actions during a crackdown on protests. Hasina expressed her willingness to face arrest and possible imprisonment upon her return. Her political party continues to face significant challenges under the current administration. Concerns have been raised about the rising influence of radical groups in the country.
YouTuber EDP445 arrested from Las Vegas months after admitting to making attempts to meet a 13-year-old girl: How did a documentary lead to his arrest?
EDP445, or Bryant Moreland, has been apprehended in Las Vegas amid serious sex crime allegations. His arrest stems from a reopened case following a documentary highlighting his attempts to solicit minors. Currently, he is being extradited to Kern County, California, facing grave charges that include the attempted lewd acts with a child aged under 14, marking a significant turn in his ongoing legal troubles.
Mahadev case: Chandrakar's custody needed to identify officials who got 'protection money', says CBI
Saurabh Chandrakar, accused of masterminding the Mahadev betting app scam, was extradited from Oman for interrogation. The Central Bureau of Investigation is seeking information on Chhattisgarh public servants allegedly involved in corruption. Reports claim that huge amounts of protection money were paid to facilitate illegal operations of the betting syndicate. Investigations have revealed a substantial financial network utilising fake bank accounts for gambling transactions.
Mahadev betting app co-promoter Ravi Uppal arrested in UAE
Uppal, who is wanted in the Mahadev betting syndicate case, allegedly operated the betting network along with fellow promoter Sourabh Chandrakar. The development comes days after Chandrakar was brought to India following his detention in Oman. Like Chandrakar, Uppal too had renounced his Indian passport and taken the citizenship of the Republic of Vanuatu.
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Red Notice subject accused of sexual assault extradited from UAE: CBI
CBI successfully coordinated the extradition of Sajeer Palli Mooppam, a suspect wanted for sexual assault. He was found in the UAE following a Red Corner Notice published at the Delhi Police's request. The assault involved administering drugs to incapacitate a 20-year-old woman before subjecting her to violence. After being arrested, he was extradited to India through legal processes.
Pakistan considers international arbitration against UAE's Etisalat over unpaid USD 800 million
Pakistan is evaluating the possibility of pursuing international arbitration against UAE-based Etisalat over an outstanding payment. The amount in question is USD 800 million related to the sale of PTCL shares since 2005. Although most properties were transferred, some remain untransferred, leading to the unresolved dispute. Efforts to resolve the issue amicably have been made since 2015.
Mahadev betting app kingpin Saurabh Chandrakar sent to 8-day police custody
Saurabh Chandrakar, wanted in the Mahadev betting app case, was granted eight days of police custody. The Central Bureau of Investigation brought him from New Delhi for examination before a special court. Chandrakar was arrested in Oman after being detained by the Royal Oman Police. He is facing allegations related to illegal online betting and corruption charges. The Enforcement Directorate has also filed a prosecution complaint against him.
Kazakhstan and India sign extradition treaty to combat international crime & terror
India and Kazakhstan have recently entered into an extradition treaty aimed at addressing cross-border crime. The treaty establishes a legal framework for the extradition of individuals wanted for criminal activities. This agreement complements existing treaties on mutual legal assistance and transfer of sentenced persons between the two nations. Increased cooperation is necessary due to growing trade, cultural exchanges, and tourism between India and Kazakhstan.
Delhi court grants 2-day transit remand for Mahadev app promoter Sourabh Chandrakar; Oman court had ordered his extradition on ED's request
Chandrakar was arrested on November 1 at 7.35 pm and produced before the court at around 11.45 am on Monday. The CBI told the court that he had been detained in Oman for illegal entry on forged travel documents and was subsequently surrendered to India by the Omani government. An open-ended non-bailable warrant issued against him by the CBI special court in Raipur was pending, and he has been charge-sheeted in the case.
Mahadev betting app kingpin Sourabh Chandrakar extradited from Oman, to face CBI court in Raipur
The CBI has secured the extradition of Sourabh Chandrakar, promoter of the Mahadev online betting syndicate, from Oman. Wanted in two CBI cases and an ED investigation, he will be produced before a special court in Raipur. Investigators allege the syndicate routed betting proceeds through mule accounts and hawala channels.
CBI secures extradition of Mahadev betting app promoter Sourabh Chandrakar from Oman
The CBI has secured the extradition of Sourabh Chandrakar, promoter of the Mahadev online betting syndicate, from Oman. Wanted in two CBI cases and an Enforcement Directorate investigation, Chandrakar is expected to be produced before a special court in Raipur on November 2, after completing transit formalities.
India-Bangladesh Ganga water treaty renewal in doubt as December deadline nears
The 1996 India-Bangladesh Ganga water-sharing treaty faces uncertainty ahead of its December 12 expiry, with New Delhi unlikely to renew it automatically without a visit by Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman. Both countries are weighing changes to the agreement, amid India's rising domestic water needs and Bangladesh's push for revised allocation terms.
How fake passport and asylum bid exposed gangster Himanshu Bhau in US
Himanshu Bhau and Neeraj Faridpuria attempted to exploit US immigration laws to secure asylum. They surrendered to US authorities, which resulted in their biometrics being logged into the ICE system. Investigations linked both men to multiple criminal cases in India, including serious violent crimes. Indian and US authorities are now collaborating to expedite their extradition process. A specialized team is expected to assist in the deportation procedure thereafter.
India's most-wanted Himanshu Bhau from Rohtak, Haryana, caught in US. His gang fired outside Elvish Yadav home
Haryana gangster Himanshu Bhau has been arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Nevada. His associate Neeraj Faridpuria was also detained after removing an ankle monitor. Both men are wanted in multiple criminal cases in India, including murder and extortion. India is seeking to expedite deportation proceedings for the detained fugitives. Their immigration cases will determine the next steps in their return to India.
EAM Jaishankar thanks Rubio for Taj 26/11 tribute; calls for 'zero tolerance on terror'
S Jaishankar expressed gratitude to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for honoring 26/11 terror attack victims. He highlighted the importance of strengthening collaboration in trade, technology, energy, and defense. Jaishankar welcomed the extradition of one of the culprits involved in the attacks, emphasizing India's right to self-defense against terrorism. The strategic partnership between India and the US has expanded significantly over recent decades despite differences.
Will Trump pull a ‘Maduro’ on Raúl Castro after Florida obtains arrest warrant against him? What the Cuba leader could face next
Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier has declared an arrest warrant for Raúl Castro connected to a conspiracy to commit murder. This warrant arises from the tragic shooting down of two planes by Cuban forces in 1996, claiming four lives. While this may complicate Castro's travel to nations supporting extradition, his potential court appearance remains uncertain.
FBI extradites most-wanted fraudster Manjeet Singh Bedi from India
Manjeet Singh Bedi, accused of defrauding the US government of at least $600,000 in food assistance benefits, has been extradited from India, the US Department of Justice said. Arrested in India last month, Bedi is due to appear before a Washington state court on Friday and faces wire fraud and SNAP benefits fraud charges.
Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines? Germany’s sabotage trial reopens Europe’s biggest energy mystery years after the Baltic Sea explosions
On October 14, a trial commenced in Hamburg for Serhii Kuznietsov, a former Ukrainian military officer. He is accused of organizing the explosions that damaged the Nord Stream pipelines. The proceedings could reveal important details and implications for Ukraine’s role in the incident. Germany navigates complex diplomatic considerations as it investigates the sabotage. The trial is expected to last several months as the prosecution presents its case.
‘Friendship to all, malice to none’, says Sheikh Hasina as she tells Dhaka to rethink foreign policy after BRICS no-show
During her recent statements, Sheikh Hasina expressed disapproval of Tarique Rahman's absence from the BRICS summit, indicating it was detrimental to Bangladesh’s best interests. She contended that involvement in such platforms could have enhanced economic growth and social benefit. Hasina pointed out the crucial need for foreign policy to reflect national priorities over personal issues, and she plans to foster democracy and tackle ongoing national challenges upon her return.
Amit Shah meets Nepal Home Minister Sudhan Gurung, discusses border security, crime
Amit Shah and Nepal's Home Minister Sudhan Gurung met to discuss enhancing bilateral cooperation. The meeting focused on issues such as border management, security cooperation, and disaster preparedness. Both leaders emphasized the importance of mutual respect and cooperation for regional peace. They reaffirmed commitments made during the First BIMSTEC Home Ministers' Meeting which stressed combating regional security threats.
Need regional resolve to deter terror: Amit Shah
Addressing the first Home Ministers' Meeting of BIMSTEC countries, Amit Shah said India follows a policy of zero tolerance towards terrorism. He said the trust underlying the partnership of BIMSTEC countries is strengthened by the belief that the security arrangements of each member country should contribute to the security of the other members.
Bangladesh warns of legal action over harassment of Muhammad Yunus in US
Tarique Rahman's adviser issued a warning concerning legal repercussions for supporters of Awami League who heckled Muhammad Yunus. Yunus, recently facing criticism over a measles outbreak, was targeted by aggressive protestors while arriving in New York. Supporters yelled accusations of terrorism and questioned his presence in the US. The incident occurred after Yunus canceled his attendance at a significant WHO conference for health reasons.
BIMSTEC approves Delhi Declaration with focus on combating cross-border terror, other issues
The declaration, approved during the first meeting of BIMSTEC home ministers here, outlines principles guiding security cooperation and prioritises information sharing, mutual legal assistance, extradition, capacity building, and the effective implementation of existing agreements and plans of action, a government statement said.
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand to visit India on October 13
Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs Anita Anand plans to visit India and the UAE from October 13 to October 16. She will meet with Minister of External Affairs Dr. S Jaishankar to discuss trade, energy, and security cooperation. In India, Anand will participate in the Bloomberg New Economy Forum alongside high-level meetings to promote collaboration.
Bangladesh home minister to skip BIMSTEC meet in India amid strained ties
Bangladesh Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed will skip the BIMSTEC meeting in New Delhi. Instaed, a senior bureaucrat will represent Bangladesh. The meeting focuses on strengthening security cooperation among South and Southeast Asian nations bordering the Bay of Bengal. Bangladesh currently holds the chairmanship of BIMSTEC and seeks better coordination on law enforcement and anti-terrorism efforts. Tensions between India and Bangladesh have increased following the political changes in 2024.
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