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Indian police seek former Union Carbide chief
NEW DELHI Indian investigators say they have filed a new court request for the extradition of the former chief of a U.S. chemical company in connection with the 1984 Bhopal gas leak tragedy.
India's Central Bureau of Investigation says it filed an application for a new trial for Warren Anderson, then CEO of Union Carbide Corp., over the disaster in which more than 15,000 people died and hundreds of thousands suffered gas-leak related illnesses.
Bureau spokesman R.K. Gaur said Wednesday that investigators have new evidence and are attempting again to extradite Anderson after the U.S. rejected earlier efforts.
The 90-year-old Anderson was arrested in India after the disaster but left the country while free on bail.
Union Carbide is now owned by Dow Chemical.
Indian police seek former Union Carbide chief - Yahoo! News
NEW DELHI Indian investigators say they have filed a new court request for the extradition of the former chief of a U.S. chemical company in connection with the 1984 Bhopal gas leak tragedy.
India's Central Bureau of Investigation says it filed an application for a new trial for Warren Anderson, then CEO of Union Carbide Corp., over the disaster in which more than 15,000 people died and hundreds of thousands suffered gas-leak related illnesses.
Bureau spokesman R.K. Gaur said Wednesday that investigators have new evidence and are attempting again to extradite Anderson after the U.S. rejected earlier efforts.
The 90-year-old Anderson was arrested in India after the disaster but left the country while free on bail.
Union Carbide is now owned by Dow Chemical.
Indian police seek former Union Carbide chief - Yahoo! News
