India has pressured Portugal for the extradition of a wanted terrorist named Abu Salem, who is accused of involvement in a series of murders, the worst of which was a bombing in Mumbai in 1993 that left 257 dead and dozens injured. An Indian official stated on Friday that New Delhi is prepared to assure Lisbon that Abu Salem will not face the death penalty if he is handed over to India. Indian authorities say he was arrested on Wednesday for possessing fake documents. Portuguese police have not commented on this report.
India Requests Extradition of a Terrorist from Portugal
India is seeking the extradition of Abu Salem, a terrorist linked to a deadly 1993 bombing in Mumbai. Indian officials assure Portugal that he will not face the death penalty if extradited. This case highlights ongoing international cooperation in combating terrorism.
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📰 What Happened
India pressures Portugal to extradite terrorist Abu Salem for involvement in Mumbai bombing.
- Indian government request Portugal
- Portuguese police arrest Abu Salem
💡 Why It Matters
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India's extradition request highlights ongoing concerns about terrorism.
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