The external affairs ministry should disclose all information related to the Bhopal Gas tragedy, including the communication exchanged between it and CBI on the extradition of the then Union carbide chief Warren Anderson, the Central Information Commission has held.

A Delhi court on Wednesday allowed the CBI to seek extradition of Union carbide corporation chairman Warren Anderson, an accused in the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy case, from the United States.

The CBI on Tuesday moved a Delhi court to obtain a letter rogatory to the US authorities for extradition of former Union carbide corporation chairman Warren Anderson to stand trial for his criminal culpability in the 1984 Bhopal gas leakage tragedy, which had left over 15,000 people dead and maimed several thousands.

There are "no records to indicate" that external affairs ministry gave any assurance to the United States regarding immunity to Bhopal gas tragedy accused Warren Anderson from legal action during his

New Delhi: The External Affairs Ministry does not know who was its minister in December, 1984 when Bhopal Gas tragedy accused Warren Anderson, the then Union Carbide Chief, left the country after secu

The Lok Sabha will take up a discussion on the Bhopal Gas tragedy on Tuesday with members of several opposition parties including Leader of the Opposition, Ms Sushma Swaraj, giving a notice for it.

Amidst raging controversy over the escape of Bhopal Gas leak case accused Warren Anderson, the Prime Minister's Office has said it has no records of phone calls received from any US government officia

Even 26 years after the Bhopal gas leak killed over 15,000 people, the CBI refuses to reveal the details of its correspondence with external affairs ministry on the extradition of main accused Warren