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India was a party to Tokyo, Hague and Montreal Conventions:

Q: Answer-India was a party to Tokyo, Hague and Montreal Conventions:

India is a party to all the three international conventions on hijacking, viz., the Tokyo, the Hague and the Montreal Conventions. It, however, did not ratify these conventions till it became subject to series of hijacking incidents

A And also ratified the immediately

B And ratified them only after becoming independent

C And ratified them after series of Hijacking incidents

D And ratified them due to international diplomatic relations

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