Answer By law4u team
India has extradition treaties with many countries, allowing the surrender of fugitives between them under the Extradition Act, 1962. Countries with formal extradition treaties with India include: United States United Kingdom Canada Australia United Arab Emirates France Germany Russia South Africa Singapore Sri Lanka Nepal Bhutan Bangladesh Mauritius Thailand Indonesia Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates (UAE) India also has extradition arrangements or mutual legal assistance agreements (MLATs) with several other countries, even if a full treaty is not present. Important points: Extradition depends on “dual criminality” (offence must be crime in both countries). Even without a treaty, India can request extradition on a diplomatic or case-by-case basis. The process is handled by the Ministry of External Affairs and courts under the Extradition Act.