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Senegal envoy leaves country

New Delhi June 30. The Senegal's Ambassador to India, Ahmed El Mansour Diop, whose son is accused of killing their driver last month at a five-star hotel, has left the country with his family, denying charges levelled against his son. Mr. Diop, seniormost diplomat and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps in the capital, flew out on Saturday night with his 24-year old son, Mansur Ali, leaving behind an undated but signed statement which was released today.

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