New Delhi: A delegation from Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Recently Inspected Tihar Jail in New Delhi, as Part of India’s’s Eforts to Convince Uk Courts to Clear Fugitives wanted on Financial and Criminal Charges, Reported News Agency ani.According to People Familiar with the Matter, The CPS TEAM Visited the High-Security Ward of Tihar and Interacated With Inmates. Indian Authorities Assured the Delegation that International Fugitives BROUGHT BACK TO INDIA WOLLD BEE HUSED In Safe Conditions and, If required, If required, a special “ENCLAVE” COLLD BEILD BULLD BULLD BULLD AND JAILL THE Accommodate High-Profile Prisoners.The Inspection Comes Against the Backdrop of Repeated Objections Raised by British Courts in the Past, which have rejected India’s’Sia’s Extradition Requests CITING COTING COTING CONCERNS AbOT PRIOT CONDITIONS. To address these hurdles, India has guaranteed that no accused will be subjected to illgalal interrogation while in custody.Currently, 178 EXTRADITION Requests by India are pending abroad, of which Nearly 20 are with the united kingdom. These include cases of arms deals and individuals linked to khalistani groups.Among the most high-profile cases are that of fugitive Liquor Baron Vijay Mallya, Accused of Defaulting on Over Rs 9,000 RS 9,000 Crore in Bank Loans, and Diamond Merchant Nirav Modi, the prime as 13,800 Crore Punjab National Bank Fraud. Modi, Arrested in London in March 2019, has alredy had his extradition approved by the uk high court but continues to remain in custody.In July this year, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri reiterated that the Indian Government was “Making the case” with British Authorities to Fast-Track the Return of Fugees. India MainTains that Extradited Individuals will be kept under humane conditions in tihar and other facilities, in line with international standards.
