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High Court Grants Jailed Gangster Abu Salem Time To Support Illegal Detention Claim
The Delhi High Court Tuesday granted time to extradited gangster Abu Salem, serving life imprisonment for his role in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case, to file documents in support of his petition claiming that his detention was illegal.
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Top Court Rejects Gangster Abu Salem's Plea Claiming His Extradition "Illegal"
The Supreme Court declined to hear a plea by 1993 Mumbai blasts convict Abu Salem today, who claimed his extradition from Portugal in 2005 was illegal and liable to be cancelled because of alleged breach of terms by Indian authorities.
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Gangster Abu Salem Sentenced to Life Term for Mumbai Builder's Murder
Gangster Abu Salem has been sentenced to life in jail by an anti-terror court in Mumbai in connection with the murder of builder Pradeep Jain in 1995.
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Portugal tells India it doesn't want Abu Salem back
The government of Portugal has told India that they are not interested in the return of gangster Abu Salem to Portugal. The Portugese authorities conveyed this information to the Indian team which included the CBI.
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Portugal court stays cancellation of extradition of Abu Salem
India has got a breather with the Constitutional Court of Portugal staying the order of its Supreme Court on violation of extradition agreement of underworld don Abu Salem by New Delhi by slapping new charges invoking death penalty.
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CBI opposes closure of cases against Abu Salem
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has opposed gangster Abu Salem's plea to close the 1993 Mumbai blasts case trial against him. Salem had approached the Special TADA court earlier this month and argued that continuing with the trial would be illegal since the Portuguese Supreme Court had held that the rules under which he had been extradit...
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India to move Portuguese court on Salem's extradition
India will approach the Constitutional Court of Portugal challenging the decision of that country's Supreme Court which recently confirmed the decision to terminate the extradition of fugitive underworld don Abu Salem to face trial in various cases here.
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Special court to hear Abu Salem's plea today
A Special TADA court will today hear gangster Abu Salem's plea seeking closure of the 1993 Mumbai blasts case trial against him.
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Abu Salem extradition: Rules were breached, says Portugal Supreme Court
Portugal Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a lower court's decision and said that extradition laws were violated in Abu Salem's case.
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Extradition terminated, Abu Salem does not want to go to court
Gangster Abu Salem has approached the anti-terror court (TADA) with a plea not to produce him in any court till the conclusion of the proceedings in Lisbon. This comes a day after the Portuguese High Court cancelled his extradition to India.
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Abu Salem's extradition cancelled by court in Portugal
Gangster Abu Salem currently in a jail in Delhi, may have to be sent back to Portugal. He has won a court case in Portugal against India asking that his extradition be cancelled. Salem had alleged that he was tortured while in custody.
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High Court Grants Jailed Gangster Abu Salem Time To Support Illegal Detention Claim
The Delhi High Court Tuesday granted time to extradited gangster Abu Salem, serving life imprisonment for his role in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case, to file documents in support of his petition claiming that his detention was illegal.
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Top Court Rejects Gangster Abu Salem's Plea Claiming His Extradition "Illegal"
The Supreme Court declined to hear a plea by 1993 Mumbai blasts convict Abu Salem today, who claimed his extradition from Portugal in 2005 was illegal and liable to be cancelled because of alleged breach of terms by Indian authorities.
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Gangster Abu Salem Sentenced to Life Term for Mumbai Builder's Murder
Gangster Abu Salem has been sentenced to life in jail by an anti-terror court in Mumbai in connection with the murder of builder Pradeep Jain in 1995.
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Portugal tells India it doesn't want Abu Salem back
The government of Portugal has told India that they are not interested in the return of gangster Abu Salem to Portugal. The Portugese authorities conveyed this information to the Indian team which included the CBI.
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Portugal court stays cancellation of extradition of Abu Salem
India has got a breather with the Constitutional Court of Portugal staying the order of its Supreme Court on violation of extradition agreement of underworld don Abu Salem by New Delhi by slapping new charges invoking death penalty.
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CBI opposes closure of cases against Abu Salem
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has opposed gangster Abu Salem's plea to close the 1993 Mumbai blasts case trial against him. Salem had approached the Special TADA court earlier this month and argued that continuing with the trial would be illegal since the Portuguese Supreme Court had held that the rules under which he had been extradit...
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India to move Portuguese court on Salem's extradition
India will approach the Constitutional Court of Portugal challenging the decision of that country's Supreme Court which recently confirmed the decision to terminate the extradition of fugitive underworld don Abu Salem to face trial in various cases here.
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Special court to hear Abu Salem's plea today
A Special TADA court will today hear gangster Abu Salem's plea seeking closure of the 1993 Mumbai blasts case trial against him.
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Abu Salem extradition: Rules were breached, says Portugal Supreme Court
Portugal Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a lower court's decision and said that extradition laws were violated in Abu Salem's case.
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Extradition terminated, Abu Salem does not want to go to court
Gangster Abu Salem has approached the anti-terror court (TADA) with a plea not to produce him in any court till the conclusion of the proceedings in Lisbon. This comes a day after the Portuguese High Court cancelled his extradition to India.
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Abu Salem's extradition cancelled by court in Portugal
Gangster Abu Salem currently in a jail in Delhi, may have to be sent back to Portugal. He has won a court case in Portugal against India asking that his extradition be cancelled. Salem had alleged that he was tortured while in custody.
