Preet Bharara the US attorney according to sources is a rare prosecutor who simply does not lose sight of his quarry no matter what the political costs are...Now he is bent on finishing what he started in Devyani's case.As of now Devyani cannot visit US unless she is ready to face the charges or else she would be arrested..

The External affairs ministry has already protested, what else can they do other than go on protesting even when they are in the wrong ?

The External affairs ministry has already protested, what else can they do other than go on protesting even when they are in the wrong ?

Yes, they will protest, even when they are wrong. After all, who will accept the mistakes openly? Some things are open secrets and everyone knows this fact.

It is admirable how far and how long the US Justice is pursuing this issue. A hard lesson needs to be taken by our judicial system which has always been very lenient in high profile cases! But then again, I wonder to what end can it be pursued for there will certainly be a clear statute of limitations to this case and all she has to do is, not enter US until that limitation expires! Then all is well for all concerned! :blink:

The External affairs ministry has already protested, what else can they do other than go on protesting even when they are in the wrong ?

Yes, they will protest, even when they are wrong. After all, who will accept the mistakes openly? Some things are open secrets and everyone knows this fact.

Protests are the impotent ways of our rulers. Protests remain as protests. As empty and shallow. Did any of our protests ever work?

The External affairs ministry has already protested, what else can they do other than go on protesting even when they are in the wrong ?

Yes, they will protest, even when they are wrong. After all, who will accept the mistakes openly? Some things are open secrets and everyone knows this fact.

Protests are the impotent ways of our rulers. Protests remain as protests. As empty and shallow. Did any of our protests ever work?

Yes. But what does it take to protest? Not protesting might look like something is fishy (even when it is already). At least protesting better than keeping quiet... :P

It is admirable how far and how long the US Justice is pursuing this issue. A hard lesson needs to be taken by our judicial system which has always been very lenient in high profile cases! But then again, I wonder to what end can it be pursued for there will certainly be a clear statute of limitations to this case and all she has to do is, not enter US until that limitation expires! Then all is well for all concerned! :blink:

Thats true ! But Kalyani her husband is a US citizen and at some time or the other he may want to go back there which will make things difficult , the same foes for her since she will now never be able to go there...

It is admirable how far and how long the US Justice is pursuing this issue. A hard lesson needs to be taken by our judicial system which has always been very lenient in high profile cases! But then again, I wonder to what end can it be pursued for there will certainly be a clear statute of limitations to this case and all she has to do is, not enter US until that limitation expires! Then all is well for all concerned! :blink:

Thats true ! But Kalyani her husband is a US citizen and at some time or the other he may want to go back there which will make things difficult , the same foes for her since she will now never be able to go there...

But the charges are not against her husband and legally they cannot do anything to him just because he is her husband??? :blink: