Mr Andrews is travelling to India next week, when he is expected to bring up the extradition of Puneet Puneer with Indian officials.
Puneet Puneet was a 19-year-old learner driver in October 2008 when he hit and killed 19-year-old nursing student Dean Hofstee and seriously injured 20-year-old Clancy Coker in Melbourne.
He was on bail and awaiting sentence after pleading guilty to culpable driving when he fled Australia in 2009 using a friend's passport and hid for more than four years until his capture.
Daniel Andrews says he will raise the case with Indian officials when he travels there next week.
"The fact that he in a cowardly act, scarpered, ran away from facing the consequences of his actions, speaks volumes for his character, the sort of person he is and I think everybody across Victoria would be pleased to see him sent back to do the jail time that he should do right here," said Mr Andrews.
At the latest hearing in the Patiala District Court in Delhi on Monday, Puneet made a plea to the victims' families for forgiveness. Previously, he has appealed his extradition to Australia on grounds that he will face violence or racism, if sent there for trial.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews Source: Supplied
But acting Premier James Merlino said earlier this week that Puneet must return to Australia, because, "The expectation of the Victorian community is that this individual is extradited to face justice in Australian courts. That's been the consistent position of the Victorian government. The premier Daniel Andrews will be visiting India next week. He'll be conveying this directly to the Indian government. This individual must face justice and he must face justice in Australia."
Puneet Puneet is expected to reappear in the New Delhi court on February 2, for the next hearing.
