As you say sir.No need to worry about what answer he'll give to the press, am confident that he's more than capable of defending himself after all he's a clever politician
I think he will stick to the version that @ladder says. Diplomatically it is a safe line. In other words, if PM wants some crucial agreements with the USA, he would be jeopardizing those deals by making a rash statement.Nah, I disagree with you.
PM Modi must say....being a PM of India, I have nothing to do with US court, even when I am in US.
This name "Gurpatwant Singh Pannun" suggests he is a Sikh but his heart is bleeding for Muslims.This is ironic!
As per latest news the ISI is frustrated and has funded many NGO's in US which mostly includes Muslims and some traitor ass burn Khalistani's .The aim is to speak against MODI and do stupid demonstrations.
Poor Pakis are feeling so insecure,frustrated,hopeless and demotivated by MODI being a PM and going to Japan,Aus and now US for big deals.
#ModiInUS: ISI has funded web of NGOs to sabotage Modi visit
#ModiInUS: ISI has funded web of NGOs to sabotage Modi visit - India(English) News 2014-09-23 - Video - NRIAPNews.com
Nothing Ironic. He is same guy who filed a case against Ex. PM ManMohan Singh in 2013.This name "Gurpatwant Singh Pannun" suggests he is a Sikh but his heart is bleeding for Muslims.This is ironic!
US court issues summons against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & AnalysisJustifying the filing of lawsuit, SFJ's legal advisor Gurpatwant Singh Pannun said the human rights violation law suit against Singh has been filed under Alien Tort Claims Act and Torture Victim Protection Act for funding several counter insurgency operations in Punjab
This has no value more than a well timed PR exercise by 'you know who'.
I think he will stick to the version that @ladder says. Diplomatically it is a safe line. In other words, if PM wants some crucial agreements with the USA, he would be jeopardizing those deals by making a rash statement.
The Judiciary gives verdict based on laws, which are passed by the Legislature. There goes one limb of independence. The Legislature, in many countries, can impeach a judge. There goes the second limb of independence.Tell me which nation says that's it's judiciary is not independent?
The principle on which the laws are derived from the same principle of 'protection' and minimum sub-state of customary international law.
So, independence of judiciary argument is best flushed down the toilet.
When Indian court consults Indian Govt.'s view on matters that can have international ramifications. Why can't in USA? IS Indian judiciary not independent?
Though I agree to rest of your post.
Realising the sensitivity of the matter, the White House moved swiftly and downplayed the issue. The White House Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, clarified that the lawsuit was not going to have any impact on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's very important visit. The White House echoed the line chosen by the Indian foreign ministry by saying that the sitting heads of the government enjoy personal inviolability while in the US. This means they cannot be personally handed or delivered summons to begin the process of a lawsuit.
Yes, but let's not get into this.The Judiciary gives verdict based on laws, which are passed by the Legislature. There goes one limb of independence. The Legislature, in many countries, can impeach a judge. There goes the second limb of independence.
Yes, every country has to engage in bureaucratic wrangling to demonstrate "independence" of the Judiciary, but I think we know who works for whom.
Filing (legal) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaIn contrast, the U.S. state of New York is known for its permissive filing system, which was modified in 1992 but still largely operates in its traditional form in certain lower courts.[2]
Summons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaOther jurisdictions may only require that the summons be filed after it is served on the defendants. New York is notorious for its permissive filing system, in which the summons or complaint need not be filed at all.
Summon can be issued but not served. The detail is posted in my previous post.Modi has immunity as a Chief of a Country and so he cannot be issued a summon.
Meet the man trying to take Narendra Modi to US court
I'm not saying that is correct or not nor this is my opinion.2 glaring things......
1st America and its institutions habit of meddling in others affairs
2nd some peoples' desperation to get into lime light no matter what it takes
My personal opinion is to ignore such morons who clearly do such things for publicity stunts!
The answer is no international law has jurisdiction. Show me which law are you talking about.I'm not saying that is correct or not nor this is my opinion.
Since it is about a "pogrom" and in consequence a human right violation by international laws all countries are able to prosecute the crime. And in some countries the judge is "forced" to prosecute or he will be trialed.
I'm curius, has ever Modi traveled to Europe before becoming PM? I'm not used to common law systems like US one so yours is far more similar, could the process go further and the sentence take action when the mandate ends?
I can't have an opinion about something I'm not completely informed, human right issue because the ban to US visa for Modi originated by violation of religion freedoms (human right). So I wasn't stating my opinion, just of what he has already been accused.The answer is no international law has jurisdiction. Show me which law are you talking about.
Don't try to shoot from your hip by branding it as 'my opinion' and how did you conclude it is a human rights issue?
Yes, Modi's visa to USA was revoked in 2005 which was issued in 2003, while the incident took place in 2002. How come the visa was issued in the first place?I can't have an opinion about something I'm not completely informed, human right issue because the ban to US visa for Modi originated by violation of religion freedoms (human right). So I wasn't stating my opinion, just of what he has already been accused.
Human rights are Ius cogens so universal jurisdiction is applied.
For this reason I was asking if you knew if Modi in the past traveled to europe before becoming PM(to prove me wrong, because I'm always willing to learn ;-)).
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