India and Bangladesh signed an "extradition treaty" in January 2013. 'Extradition' means
Question and options
India and Bangladesh signed an "extradition treaty" in January 2013. 'Extradition' means
- Exports without double taxation
- Order of Indian courts will apply to Indians living in Bangladesh
- Mutual surrender of accused or convicted criminals
- None of the given options is correct
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Mutual surrender of accused or convicted criminals
Extradition is the surrender of an accused or convicted person by one country to another under a treaty, usually on a reciprocal basis. It has nothing to do with export taxation or with the reach of Indian court orders. The India-Bangladesh extradition treaty was signed in January 2013.
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