India and Kazakhstan Sign Extradition Treaty
India and Kazakhstan have signed a treaty that sets up a legal process for sending people wanted for crimes from one country to the other. The agreement is meant to tackle cross-border crime and terrorism. It adds to earlier legal agreements the two countries already have on helping each other in legal matters.
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Context: Extradition means one country handing over a person accused or convicted of a crime to another country, usually under a treaty. Kazakhstan is a Central Asian country, and India has been signing such agreements to help chase suspects who flee abroad.
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