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Navy War Room Leak Case: Delhi Court Imposes Rs 5,000 Cost On CBI
A special court has slapped a penalty of Rs 5,000 on CBI for causing an "infructuous" hearing in the 2006 Naval War Room leak case in which arms dealer Abhishek Verma and four former naval officers, including a Wing Commander, are facing trial.
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War room leak case: Accused Ravi Shankaran loses appeal against extradition to India
Ravi Shankaran, an accused in the leak of sensitive defence information from the naval war room and air defence headquarters in 2006, today lost his appeal in a British court against extradition to India.
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Navy War Room leak case: UK court accepts CBI evidence for extradition of Shankaran
Ravi Shankaran, a key accused in the Naval War Room leak case, will face extradition charges on December 30 in a London court which accepted the evidence given by the CBI.
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Navy War Room leak case: Indian jails bad, Shankaran tells UK court
In what can turn out to be a major setback for the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Ravi Shankaran, one of the main accused in the infamous Naval War Room leak case, is looking for a legal route to escape extradition.Shankaran, who is currently in a UK jail, has told a British court that Indian jail conditions are too poor.He has used the sam...
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Naval war room leak case: Shankaran's extradition proceedings begin
With the arrest of Ravi Shankaran, the key accused in the Naval War Room Leak case, the focus now shifts to his extradition to India. The extradition proceedings have already begun. Four hearings have already taken place at the Westminster magistrate's court. The next hearing is on the June 28.The CBI has sought his early extradition.Forty-si...
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Navy War Room Leak Case: Delhi Court Imposes Rs 5,000 Cost On CBI
A special court has slapped a penalty of Rs 5,000 on CBI for causing an "infructuous" hearing in the 2006 Naval War Room leak case in which arms dealer Abhishek Verma and four former naval officers, including a Wing Commander, are facing trial.
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War room leak case: Accused Ravi Shankaran loses appeal against extradition to India
Ravi Shankaran, an accused in the leak of sensitive defence information from the naval war room and air defence headquarters in 2006, today lost his appeal in a British court against extradition to India.
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Navy War Room leak case: UK court accepts CBI evidence for extradition of Shankaran
Ravi Shankaran, a key accused in the Naval War Room leak case, will face extradition charges on December 30 in a London court which accepted the evidence given by the CBI.
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Navy War Room leak case: Indian jails bad, Shankaran tells UK court
In what can turn out to be a major setback for the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Ravi Shankaran, one of the main accused in the infamous Naval War Room leak case, is looking for a legal route to escape extradition.Shankaran, who is currently in a UK jail, has told a British court that Indian jail conditions are too poor.He has used the sam...
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Naval war room leak case: Shankaran's extradition proceedings begin
With the arrest of Ravi Shankaran, the key accused in the Naval War Room Leak case, the focus now shifts to his extradition to India. The extradition proceedings have already begun. Four hearings have already taken place at the Westminster magistrate's court. The next hearing is on the June 28.The CBI has sought his early extradition.Forty-si...
