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India, Maldives Sign Treaty On Mutual Legal Assistance In Criminal Matters
India and Maldives on Tuesday signed a treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters as External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Maldivian counterpart Abdulla Shahid discussed ongoing cooperation in various fields and ways to further strengthen the bilateral ties.
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Police To Ask US To Preserve Shujaat Bukhari's Social Media Data
A Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty has been sent by the Jammu and Kashmir Police for the United States requesting for the preserving data of Facebook and Twitter accounts of journalist Shujaat Bhukari, who was killed by Lashker-e-Taiba last month, which will be followed by a Letters Rogatory for handing over the data.
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Kashmir, Vijay Mallya And More: India Takes Up Concerns With UK In Meet
In a bilateral held between with the United Kingdom, India today expressed deep concern over British ministers raising the issue of Kashmir at the behest of Pakistan. India also expressed concerns over the delay in Britain's processing 17 mutual legal assistance treaty or MLAT and 13 extradition requests.
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Request To Bring Back Vijay Mallya From UK Forwarded To External Affairs Ministry
The Home Ministry on Monday forwarded to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) a court-issued request to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya from the United Kingdom to India to face money laundering probe.
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Enforcement Directorate To Invoke Treaty With UK To Bring Vijay Mallya Back
A special court in Mumbai has allowed the Enforcement Directorate or ED to invoke the India-UK Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya to the country to face money laundering probe.
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Death Penalty Becomes Stumbling Block for India-Germany Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty
Germany has refused to sign a pact for cooperation on criminal matters with Indian due to the death penalty provision in Indian law.
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India, Maldives Sign Treaty On Mutual Legal Assistance In Criminal Matters
India and Maldives on Tuesday signed a treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters as External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Maldivian counterpart Abdulla Shahid discussed ongoing cooperation in various fields and ways to further strengthen the bilateral ties.
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Police To Ask US To Preserve Shujaat Bukhari's Social Media Data
A Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty has been sent by the Jammu and Kashmir Police for the United States requesting for the preserving data of Facebook and Twitter accounts of journalist Shujaat Bhukari, who was killed by Lashker-e-Taiba last month, which will be followed by a Letters Rogatory for handing over the data.
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Kashmir, Vijay Mallya And More: India Takes Up Concerns With UK In Meet
In a bilateral held between with the United Kingdom, India today expressed deep concern over British ministers raising the issue of Kashmir at the behest of Pakistan. India also expressed concerns over the delay in Britain's processing 17 mutual legal assistance treaty or MLAT and 13 extradition requests.
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Request To Bring Back Vijay Mallya From UK Forwarded To External Affairs Ministry
The Home Ministry on Monday forwarded to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) a court-issued request to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya from the United Kingdom to India to face money laundering probe.
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Enforcement Directorate To Invoke Treaty With UK To Bring Vijay Mallya Back
A special court in Mumbai has allowed the Enforcement Directorate or ED to invoke the India-UK Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya to the country to face money laundering probe.
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Death Penalty Becomes Stumbling Block for India-Germany Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty
Germany has refused to sign a pact for cooperation on criminal matters with Indian due to the death penalty provision in Indian law.
