Denmark does not extradite arms tycoon to India

Nils Holck, a 62-year-old Danish citizen, will not be extradited to India on India’s request after supplying arms to West Bengal nearly 30 years ago.

How it is communicated Japanese. Az And refer to TASSthe Hillerod District Court announced the decision.

In 1995, Holker was involved in transporting four tons of weapons to the eastern Indian state of West Bengal. These included AK-47 assault rifles, pistols, anti-tank grenades, grenade launchers and ammunition. He was the only person on the plane who was not detained by the Indian police. In 1996, the Danes came to Denmark via Nepal.

Holkar’s previous extradition case was heard in 2010-2011, but a Danish court ruled that the suspect should not be extradited either. In 2016, India again requested Holkar’s extradition.

This time, the Hillelor Court ruled that despite India’s assurances, extraditing Holker would violate a provision of the Immigration Act that states that a national may not be extradited to another country if there is a risk of torture or other degrading treatment. The ruling stressed that India has not ratified the UN Convention against Torture.

This decision can be appealed to the Court of Appeal.

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