The man accused of murdering 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley on a Queensland seaside 4 years in the past has instructed an Indian court he needs to return to Australia as quickly as potential to face trial.

Rajwinder Singh, 38, swore in a “willingness statement” submitted to a Delhi court docket Justice of the Peace that he wished to formally waive his proper to problem extradition.

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Singh’s determination avoids a authorized battle that might have dragged on for years in India’s clogged court docket system.

Singh, an Australian citizen of Indian origin, instructed Australian Associated Press (AAP) as he was being escorted to the court docket by police that he had a “message for Australians”.

“I want to go back. It is the (Indian) judicial system that has been holding things up,” stated Singh, who was accompanied by his father and mom on the court docket listening to.

“I did not kill the woman,” he stated, including he wished to “reveal all the details” to an Australian court docket.

Asked why he had fled the nation after Cordingley’s homicide, Singh instructed AAP, “I will explain all that (later)“.

He added cryptically: “There were two killers and two victims.”

Singh, who Australian police say is the prime suspect within the killing, stated he would clarify that declare later as nicely.

Singh was arrested in December by Delhi police.

Authorities had been trying to find 4 years for Singh who boarded a flight to India hours after police found Cordingley’s physique half-buried in sand dunes.

Public prosecutor Ajay Digpaul, who instructed the court docket that Cordingley’s killing was a “heinous offence,” stated that Singh’s determination to waive extradition “is the best possible outcome”.

Singh’s legal professionals initially had stated their consumer would struggle extradition.

Unless the accused agrees to be extradited, extradition proceedings in India might be extraordinarily drawn out.

The nation has a logjam of tens of millions of pending circumstances that makes justice extraordinarily slow-moving.

Digpaul instructed AAP he might give no “exact timeline” for when Singh could be despatched again to Australia as “things must move at their own speed”.

But he stated the extradition proceedings ought to “start moving”.

“The case is almost finished as he is not contesting (extradition),” Digpaul stated.

The Justice of the Peace now will think about Singh’s request to be returned to Australia and provides a call on January 10.

The Indian authorities has already provisionally consented to Australia’s name for Singh’s extradition however the request wanted to be signed off by the court docket.

Singh’s waiving of his proper to contest extradition means the court docket not has to listen to proof within the case compiled by Australian investigators earlier than giving the inexperienced mild for his return.

Indian media report that Singh allegedly instructed native investigators that he stabbed Cordingley on Wangetti Beach, north of Cairns, after an argument over her canine barking at him.

Australian police stated the pharmacy employee had suffered “visible, violent injuries”.

Her canine was discovered tied up close by.

Singh, who labored as a nurse and lived in Innisfail, has a spouse and three youngsters in Australia.

Since his arrest, Singh has been housed in Delhi’s Tihar Jail, South Asia’s largest jail.

Singh’s cousin, who didn’t want to be recognized by title, instructed AAP that the accused “has faith in Australia’s courts and the justice system”.

Asked whether or not he believed his son was harmless, his father Amar Singh stated to AAP: “The courts will decide.”

Singh, who was clean-shaven in Australia, disguised himself in India by rising an extended, unkempt beard and donning a turban.

He evaded arrest by continuously shifting round.

He was arrested simply weeks after the Queensland authorities posted a file $A1 million reward final November for data resulting in his seize.

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