CBI gives more evidence against Anderson to MEA

August 05, 2010 04:39 pm | Updated November 28, 2021 09:32 pm IST - New Delhi

In this file photo an elderly survivor holds a poster of Warren Anderson. The CBI has recently sent additional evidence against Anderson to the Ministry of External Affairs in connection with his extradition proceedings, the government told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday

In this file photo an elderly survivor holds a poster of Warren Anderson. The CBI has recently sent additional evidence against Anderson to the Ministry of External Affairs in connection with his extradition proceedings, the government told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday

The CBI has recently sent additional evidence against Warren Anderson, former CEO of Union Carbide, to the Ministry of External Affairs in connection with his extradition proceedings in the Bhopal case.

“The CBI has been consistently pursuing the matter of extradition of Warren Anderson since 1993,” Minister of State for Personnel Prithviraj Chavan said in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.

However, the U.S. Department of State did not agree for extradition of Anderson in the Bhopal gas leak case stating that the request of the Government of India does not meet the requirements of dual criminality under Article 2(1) and 9(3) of the Extradition Treaty, he said.

“The CBI has sent additional evidence to the Ministry of External Affairs against Warren Anderson for his extradition on July 29, 2010,” he said.

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