US-INDIA hali tete: India seeks US officials withdrawal

US-INDIA hali tete: India seeks US officials withdrawal

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India asks the US to withdraw embassy officials in row over Indian diplomat's arrest in New York!

source: BBC Breaking News
 
The US has confirmed that an American official will leave its embassy in Delhi at India's request, amid a worsening diplomatic row.
 
Duh hali ni tete

But i think India bado inamhitaji muamerika or atleast military power yake

India ina share boarder na China na over the years kulikuwa na misuguano kati ya hizi nchi mbili kuhusu mpaka

In an advent of war India itahitaji msaada wa US
 
wamesha patana - mambo yanarudi shwari - Muamerika kasha onyeshwa ubabe haufai
 
wamesha patana - mambo yanarudi shwari - Muamerika kasha onyeshwa ubabe haufai
Hapo ilikuwa hakuna cha ubabe wala nini, this woman broke the laws about diplomatic immunity. Sasa hapa India wanalalamika nini?.
 
Hapo ilikuwa hakuna cha ubabe wala nini, this woman broke the laws about diplomatic immunity. Sasa hapa India wanalalamika nini?.

which law did she broke to deserve humiliating treatment before even she is found guilty by court ? hawa wamarekani wajinga sana hawajui kudeal na watu wa mataifa ya nje - akili zao kwenya big mac ti wanavimbisha tuu
 
which law did she broke to deserve humiliating treatment before even she is found guilty by court ? hawa wamarekani wajinga sana hawajui kudeal na watu wa mataifa ya nje - akili zao kwenya big mac ti wanavimbisha tuu
Indian Diplomat Devyani Khobragade Indicted In New York For Visa Fraud, Leaves U.S. AP | By LARRY NEUMEISTER Posted: 01/09/2014 4:35 pm EST | Updated: 01/10/2014 8:56 am EST








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NEW YORK (AP) -- An Indian diplomat accused of lying about how much she paid her housekeeper was indicted Thursday on two criminal charges, though prosecutors told a judge that she had been granted diplomatic immunity and left the country earlier in the day.
Devyani Khobragade was charged by a federal grand jury in Manhattan with visa fraud and making false statements in a case that has triggered an outcry in India. She's accused of fraudulently obtaining a work visa for her New York City housekeeper.
The indictment said Khobragade had made multiple false representations to U.S. authorities, or caused them to be made, to obtain a visa for a personal domestic worker. She planned to bring to worker the United States in September 2012 when she worked at the Consulate General of India in New York, according to the indictment.
Khobragade, 39, India's deputy consul general in New York, has maintained her innocence to accusations that she claimed to pay her Indian maid $4,500 per month but actually gave her far less than the U.S. minimum wage. Her arrest last month sparked outrage in India after revelations that she was strip-searched and thrown in a cell with other criminal defendants before being released on $250,000 bail.
A lawyer for Khobragade did not immediately return a message for comment.
In a letter to the judge, prosecutors said there was no need for an arraignment because Khobragade had "very recently" been given diplomatic immunity status and left the United States on Thursday.
The letter said the charges will remain pending until she can be brought to court to face them, either through a waiver of immunity or her return to the U.S. without immunity status.
"We will alert the court promptly if we learn that the defendant returns to the United States in a non-immune capacity, at which time the government will proceed to prosecute this case and prove the charges in the indictment," the letter from the office of U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said.
 
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