There is nothing normal about diplomatic immunity
January 09, 2014 11:49
And here's Mukul Kesavan on the Devyani case: The good thing about the Khobragade Affair, of course, is that no one
died. This might seem obvious but its worth pointing out because
editorial boards in American newspapers have managed to write scolding
leaders about Devyani Khobragade without once mentioning Raymond Davis.
So we have the Washington Post this week detailing the infirmities of the Indian governments case, especially its failure to appreciate due process and the independence and even-handedness of the American justice system (everyone gets stripped, so whats special about Devyani?) without once referring to the case of the security contractor, Raymond Davis.
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So we have the Washington Post this week detailing the infirmities of the Indian governments case, especially its failure to appreciate due process and the independence and even-handedness of the American justice system (everyone gets stripped, so whats special about Devyani?) without once referring to the case of the security contractor, Raymond Davis.
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