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PTI | New Delhi
Posted online: January 15, 2008
The Indian Government failed to submit requisite documents to an Argentine court to secure the extradition of Ottavio Quattrocchi, an accused in the Bofors case, according to the overseas court's order placed before the Supreme Court by the CBI on Monday.
Sixtynine-year old Quattrocchi walked to freedom after the El Dorado court rejected India's plea for his extradition on June 8, 2007.
<b>"Government of Republic of India has failed to submit a court resolution ordering the issuance of the arrest order, dated May 25, 1997, which is the origin and reason of the commencement of these proceeding (extradition),"</b> the Argentine court order translated from Spanish to English by the agency said.
"Furthermore, the Government of India has attached a copy of the arrest order and of the court resolution dated February 24, 2007 which provides no pertinent grounds for arrest," the order said.
CBI had to place its own translated copy of the order as it failed to secure the certified translated copy from the Argentine court.
<b>"Despite our best effort to secure the translated copy of the order from the Argentine court we have failed," </b>Additional Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium said before a Bench headed by Chief Justice KG Balakrishnan.
The El Dorado Court had held that "since the documentation submitted by India does not meet the requirements of its (Argentine) law, the extradition order against Quattrocchi cannot be sustained".
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Queen' bfriend is free at last, thanks to Indian diplomats, India's great MEA who works for queen not for country.
Let us congratulate whole government machinery who spent day and night to protect Q, these traitors should thanks to every Indian citizen who pay their salary and provide them living, that sweat money is well spent on one person.
Bharat Ratan should we given to traitors of India - MEA, CBI and Additional Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium (Q and Ram Setu fame)
PTI | New Delhi
Posted online: January 15, 2008
The Indian Government failed to submit requisite documents to an Argentine court to secure the extradition of Ottavio Quattrocchi, an accused in the Bofors case, according to the overseas court's order placed before the Supreme Court by the CBI on Monday.
Sixtynine-year old Quattrocchi walked to freedom after the El Dorado court rejected India's plea for his extradition on June 8, 2007.
<b>"Government of Republic of India has failed to submit a court resolution ordering the issuance of the arrest order, dated May 25, 1997, which is the origin and reason of the commencement of these proceeding (extradition),"</b> the Argentine court order translated from Spanish to English by the agency said.
"Furthermore, the Government of India has attached a copy of the arrest order and of the court resolution dated February 24, 2007 which provides no pertinent grounds for arrest," the order said.
CBI had to place its own translated copy of the order as it failed to secure the certified translated copy from the Argentine court.
<b>"Despite our best effort to secure the translated copy of the order from the Argentine court we have failed," </b>Additional Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium said before a Bench headed by Chief Justice KG Balakrishnan.
The El Dorado Court had held that "since the documentation submitted by India does not meet the requirements of its (Argentine) law, the extradition order against Quattrocchi cannot be sustained".
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Queen' bfriend is free at last, thanks to Indian diplomats, India's great MEA who works for queen not for country.
Let us congratulate whole government machinery who spent day and night to protect Q, these traitors should thanks to every Indian citizen who pay their salary and provide them living, that sweat money is well spent on one person.
Bharat Ratan should we given to traitors of India - MEA, CBI and Additional Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium (Q and Ram Setu fame)