India, Oct. 24 -- A Delhi court on Friday allowed US national Matthew VanDyke to return to his home country until February 24 next year, after he appeared before it in a case in which the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has accused him and six Ukrainian nationals of training Myanmar-based ethnic armed groups in drone warfare.

However, news agency PTI quoted VanDyke as saying that he'll stay in India till the case is over. "There's no reason for it [the case] to continue. I'll stay in India until this is over," he said.

The US national also said that he had removed his lawyer due to financial difficulties. "I don't have any comments on the case. It's all ongoing. Especially now that I'm my own lawyer. I don't want to talk about it. T...