'Dewani willing to go to South Africa to clear allegations against him'

London, Mar 29 (ANI): Indian-origin British business tycoon accused of masterminding his wife's murder during their honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010, is willing to face a court in South Africa to clear all allegations against him, his family has said. hirty-two-year-old Dewani, currently being treated in a mental hospital, is fighting extradition to South Africa on the grounds that he is unfit and would not be safe in the country's notoriously tough prison system.owever, the groom's relatives have said in a statement that he is willing to go back when he is well enough and is "committed to clearing his name of all the false allegations and slurs against him."

Tomorrow the High Court is set to deliver its verdict on whether or not Dewani should be handed over to the South african authorities, Express.co.uk reports.

It is alleged he arranged to have his wife killed in a faked taxi-hijacking. He was thrown from the vehicle, while her dead body was later found in it.

A BBC's Panorama programme will reportedly reveal CCTV footage from the five-star Cape Grace Hotel in Cape Town, which allegedly shows the moment Dewani commissioned the murder of anni and the moment when he paid off the taxi driver contracted to arrange the killing.

In the programme, Anni's older sister Ami Denborg reveals cracks in the couple's relationship, saying: "Things changed between the engagement and the wedding. They got more problems within the relationship. He was controlling and I think that she didn't really like that." (ANI)