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Turkey's Celebi Sues India Over 'Vague' Clearance Pullback Amid Pakistan Conflict
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Turkey-based Celebi, a provider of airport ground handling in India, has launched a legal challenge to New Delhi's decision to overturn its security clearance, arguing in a court filing that "vague" national security concerns were cited without reasoning.
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