Supreme Court Rejects Abu Salem's Plea for Release From Custody

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The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a petition filed by gangster Abu Salem seeking his release from custody. Salem was extradited from Portugal to India under specific conditions, including a guarantee that he would not face the death penalty. The extradition treaty between India and Portugal also stipulates that his imprisonment cannot exceed 25 years. Salem had filed the plea likely on the basis of these agreed-upon extradition terms and conditions.

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