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NIA case: Delhi Court allows US' Van Dyke, 6 Ukrainians to travel home

1 source · first seen 09:24 25 Sept · updated 09:24 25 Sept

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  • Delhi Court allowed US national Matthew Aaron VanDyke and six Ukrainians to travel home
  • The group had been granted default bail and was in judicial custody at Tihar Jail

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