Jassi-Mithu case: Canadian authorities goofed up, says Punjab Police on extradition stay

A three-member Punjab Police team, led by IPS officer and Patiala SP (investigations) Kanwarpal Kaur, returned empty-handed from Canada on Monday.
Chandigarh : A goof-up by Canadian authorities resulted in a last-minute stay on the extradition of the two accused In the Jaswinder Kaur Jassi murder case, say Punjab Police.
A three-member Punjab Police team, led by IPS officer and Patiala SP (investigations) Kanwarpal Kaur, returned empty-handed from Canada on Monday. A senior official in the Punjab Police headquarters, involved in the extradition process, told HT that one of the conditions in the September 8 Canadian Supreme Court order was that before extraditing Jassi’s mother Malkiat Kaur and maternal uncle Surjit Singh Badish, the local authorities will have to inform their lawyer.
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Both accused, who belong to the family of millionaire blue berry orchard owners, are residents of Maple Creek in British Columbia. They are in custody of Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) since 2012.