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Setback to India

DUBAI DEC. 11. In a setback to India's efforts to bring the underworld don, Anees Ibrahim, back home, the Dubai police have said he will not be handed over to any other country until his trial here for murder of an Indian businessman is over.

"If any country has an interest and evidence of his involvement in another crime, it should wait till the end of his trial here," the Gulf News quoted police as saying, indicating that his extradition or deportation may be a long drawn-out affair.

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