Shankaran case: UK court criticises sluggish pace of trial

April 06, 2014 15:55

The British High Court has criticised the "sluggish" pace of proceedings in India in the Naval War Room leak case while rejecting the CBI's request for the extradition of accused Ravi Shankaran.

Justices Sir Brian Leveson and Blake, sitting in the Queen's Bench Division in London, had dealt a major blow to the CBI last week by ruling against extradition as there was no prima facie case established against the 47-year-old former Indian Navy officer.

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