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Davy extradition: Officials to discuss affidavit on Indian jails

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Posted: Dec 08, 2010 at 0610 hrs IST

Kolkata A team of senior state government officials, led by Home Secretary G D Gautama, will meet officials of Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday in connection with the extradition of Kim Davy, the main accused in Purulia arms drop case. Davy who will be extradited from Denmark will be tried at Bankshal court at will be kept at a Kolkata prison. The officials will discuss the affidavit on the state of the Indian jails which the Centre will submit to the Danish Supreme Court as per the latter’s directive.
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