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One killed as violence flares in Bangladesh amid tensions over ex-PM Hasina's planned return
Violent incidents occurred across Bangladesh, resulting in one death and multiple vehicles set ablaze overnight. Police reported that activists of the banned Awami League and its affiliates initiated crude bomb explosions at various locations. Tensions have risen after news surfaced about Sheikh Hasina's possible return to Bangladesh next month from India. Hasina, living in exile since August 2024, faces serious legal charges upon her potential return.
Why is Sheikh Hasina's plan to return to Bangladesh contentious?
Bangladesh has rejected a fresh passport request from former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who plans to return from exile in India in December despite facing a death sentence over the 2024 crackdown on protesters. With Dhaka urging New Delhi to extradite her, Hasina's possible return could reignite political tensions, test the new government and threaten Bangladesh's fragile stability.
Sheikh Hasina seeks fresh passport, national ID for Bangladesh return amid extradition demands
Sheikh Hasina has requested a new passport and national identity card to facilitate her return to Dhaka. Bangladesh's state minister for foreign affairs has called for her extradition instead of issuing new travel documents. Officials are currently reviewing the legitimacy of Hasina's application for these documents. The matter could impact the diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and India significantly.
RRAG urges UN to intervene over Sheikh Hasina’s right to return to Bangladesh
The Rights and Risks Analysis Group urges the UN Secretary General and other officials to intervene concerning Sheikh Hasina's return. The former Prime Minister's passport application was denied by Bangladesh's government, preventing her return. Bangladesh's Constitution and international law recognize the right to return, which has been allegedly violated in this case. Despite demands for her extradition, the government has created obstacles for Hasina's return from India.
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.
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.
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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.
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'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.
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.
Indian man jailed in France for leading sadist Nazi cult that tortured girls
Rohan Rane, a 29-year-old Indian, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for leading a cruel group. This group forced several young girls, primarily minors, into sexual acts and self-harm. Many victims were lured online, threatened, and coerced into complying with the group's demands. Rane's actions and leadership prompted international attention and calls for justice. Authorities plan to seek his extradition to the United States upon completion of his sentence.
UK police say Tate brothers used ‘lover boy’ model to lure women into online porn
Andrew and Tristan Tate are being accused by British authorities of exploiting women for online pornography. The brothers allegedly used romantic promises to lure women to Romania and coerced them into compliance. Accusations include rape, human trafficking, and the use of violence and threats against these women. Their lawyer contends the case lacks transparency due to undisclosed accuser identities.
Bangladesh seeks Sheikh Hasina's extradition from India
Bangladesh's government is urging India to facilitate the extradition of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina promptly. State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam emphasized the need for both legal and political willingness in this process. Hasina has been living in India since fleeing Bangladesh following the July Uprising in 2024.
British Indian pair, accused of cancer drug fraud, fight extradition to US
A British Indian businessman and his ex-wife are fighting extradition to the US over allegations that they defrauded Medicare and other health insurers by using cheaper, unapproved or expired cancer drugs at clinics they controlled in California and Arizona. Sukhi and Kiranjit Ghuman deny the charges, which also include separate drug-smuggling allegations carrying a potential 20-year sentence.
Sheikh Hasina's arrival in India was 'unexpected', Indian military had no role, says Indian envoy in Dhaka
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi addressed Sheikh Hasina's unexpected arrival in India during a conference. He clarified that the Indian military played no role in her flight arrangements at that time. Trivedi noted the situation in Bangladesh prompted India's decision to allow her landing. The extradition request for Sheikh Hasina has been made by the interim administration of Bangladesh since December 2024.
India cannot give deadline on Hasina's extradition to Bangladesh: envoy Dinesh Trivedi
Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi stated that India cannot give a timeframe for Sheikh Hasina's extradition. Hasina has been living in India since she fled Bangladesh amid massive protests in 2024. The Bangladesh government has repeatedly requested her extradition, which India is examining through legal processes. Tensions between India and Bangladesh have increased since Hasina's interim administration was toppled.
Nirav Modi loses legal bid to block London property sale
Nirav Modi's luxury apartment in central London has been approved for sale by a UK court. The court set a minimum sale threshold of 3.75 million pounds for the apartment. India's Enforcement Directorate previously argued that proceeds should be secured after settling pressing liabilities of the trust.
Two Indians indicted in US over alleged smuggling, sale of counterfeit Ozempic
Two Indian nationals have been indicted for selling counterfeit Ozempic, a weight-loss drug, in the US. Swapnadip Roy was extradited from Italy and pleaded not guilty, while Vicky Ramancha remains at large. They allegedly obtained counterfeit products from China and sold them to US distributors at discounted rates. The scheme continued despite the FDA's seizure of some counterfeit products and public warning.
18 suspects accused in 2021 killing of Haiti president Jovenel Moise being extradited to US
Eighteen suspects arrested for President Jovenel Moise's assassination are now extradited to the United States. These individuals will face justice in Florida for their alleged roles in the killing. The US Attorney for Southern Florida stated this marks a major phase in pursuing accountability. Haitian judicial proceedings faced significant difficulties, prompting this international cooperation. Multiple individuals have already been convicted and sentenced in the United States for this crime.
MEA asserts it will protect national interests amid Bangladesh’s review of 101 bilateral pacts
India will protect its national interests as Bangladesh reviews bilateral agreements. Dhaka is auditing 101 pacts signed during the previous Awami League administration. Transit fees and power purchase agreements face potential renegotiation and restructuring. India's infrastructure funding and border security cooperation also face scrutiny.
27 gangsters brought to India from abroad by Haryana Police: DGP Ajay Singhal
Haryana Police have successfully deported or extradited twenty-seven gangsters from abroad. The Special Task Force has intensified its actions against organised crime networks. They are actively tracing wanted criminals hiding in foreign countries using intelligence. The police have also facilitated the detention of twelve more gangsters abroad. Efforts continue to curb illicit money flows and coordinate with neighboring states.
The Venezuelan billionaire the US investigated for money laundering now has a Pentagon oil deal
Billionaire Alejandro Betancourt, once investigated by US authorities over alleged money laundering linked to Venezuelan state oil firm PDVSA, has emerged as a key US partner in a sweeping oil deal with Caracas. Reuters reports Betancourt helped Washington ahead of Nicolás Maduro’s capture and later brokered oil agreements benefiting US interests.
British pharmacist can be extradited to India on murder charges, UK court rules
A notable decision has come from a London court, granting extradition for Ajith Kumar Mupparapu to face trial in India on charges including murder and conspiracy. These serious allegations surfaced after his ex-wife sought divorce in 2023, leading to claims of threats against her family in Hyderabad. The court also considered his assurances regarding treatment during custody.
Bangladesh seeks 'propitious environment' for PM Rahman's India visit; links it to Hasina's extradition
Bangladesh requires India to create a favorable environment for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit. This condition is tied to Dhaka's pending extradition requests for deposed Premier Sheikh Hasina. Hasina's recent virtual press conference from New Delhi has strained bilateral relations between the two nations. India maintains that Hasina's extradition request is under examination according to legal procedures.
Bangladesh says PM will not visit India until Hasina extradited
Bangladesh said Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will not visit India until New Delhi extradites former premier Sheikh Hasina. Dhaka said a suitable environment for the visit depends on progress over its extradition request, which India says remains under examination.
Citing Sanjay Bhandari case, UK court rejects another extradition request
In a setback for the Indian government, a UK court rejected the extradition request for Virkaran Awasty, accused in a rice buying scandal. Citing a previous ruling involving Sanjay Bhandari and concerns about Tihar jail conditions, the court deemed extradition a violation of Awasty's rights.
23 fugitives extradited from different countries; US still considering 65 extradition requests
India has secured the return of 23 fugitives in the past five years through extradition requests to various countries. The government has made 178 such requests, including for individuals involved in terrorism, with 65 requests currently pending with the United States. India actively pursues extradition treaties, currently holding agreements with 48 countries and 12 territories, to ensure fugitives face justice.
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