MWCA , AN ANTI-COMMUNIST
ORGANISATION IS EXTREMELY WORRIED ABOUT THE DETERIOTION OF FREINDSHIP BETWEEN TWO LARGEST DEMOCRACIES OF THE WORLD . WE ARE
OF THE VIEW THAT ALL ARE EQUAL IN THE EYE OF LAW . NO BODY IS ABOVE THE LAW . IF A PERSON HAS COMMITTED A CRIME , HE OR SHE
HOWEVER GREAT AND POWERFULL SHOULD BE PUNISHED UNDER THE LAW BUT PERHAPS THE POLICE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
HAS FORGOTTEN THE BASIC PRINCIPLE OF LAW THAT A PERSON SHALL BE PRESUMED TO BE INNOCENT UNLESS AND UNTILL HE OR SHE IS CONVICTED
BY A COURT OF LAW . IT IS UNFAIR TO HANDCUFF A SENIOR DIPLOMAT AS HAD BEEN DONE IN THE CASE OF DEVYANI KHOBRAGODE . OUR CHIEF
WAS HIMSELF A SENIOR RETIRED PUBLIC PROSECUTOR IN INDIA . POLICE OR A PUBLIC PROSECUTOR , WHO WAS AN INDIAN , HAVE NO RIGHT
TO DAMAGE THE GOOD RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO LARGEST DEMOCRACIES OF THE WORLD . FOR MWCA , DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
ARE FAR MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE MANNER OF ARREST OF A PERSON ALLEGED TO HAVE COMMITTED THE CRIME OF ISSUING A FORGED VISA
.IT IS UNFORTUNATE THAT THE PROSECUTION OF A WOMAN IS GIVEN MORE IMPORTANCE IN USA THAN DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS . MWCA
GIVES MORE IMPORTANCE TO DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS THAN ANY OTHER THINGS IN THIS MORTAL WORLD . A PERSON HOWEVER GREAT HAVE
TO LEAVE THIS MORTAL WORLD . BUT THE GREAT STATUE OF DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS SHALL NEVER FALL AND WILL CONTINUE TO STAND
FOR EVER . THE AGE OLD TIES BETWEEN USA AND INDIA SHALL CONTINUE FOR EVER . THE INDO-US FREINDSHIPS BE RESTORED IMMEDIATELY
. SOME MAD PEOPLE IN BOTH THE COUNTRIES SHOULD NOT ALLOWED TO DESTROY THE FREINDSHIP BETWEEN TWO LARGEST DEMOCRACIES IN THE
WORLD . USA SHOULD NOT FORGET THAT THE STUDENTS FEDERATION OF INDIA ( SFI) , YOUTH WING OF COMMUNIST PARTY OF INDIA ORGANISED
A PROTEST RALLY IN FRONT OF US EMBASSY IN NEW DELHI . IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT THE COMMUNISTS HAVE ALWAYS TRIED TO DAMAGE
INDO-US TIES .
The United States has
agreed with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that the arrest of senior Indian diplomat Devyani
Khobragade has caused hiccups in the bilateral relationship.
"I mean, when you hear the Secretary
(of State) express regret about something, that means that everything hasn't gone as it should," State Department Deputy Spokesperson
Marie Harf said yesterday.
Her comments comes after Singh
termed the arrest of Khobragade in New York as "temporary aberrations" in Indo-US strategic relationship and said diplomacy
should be given chance to resolve the issue.
"Our Government attaches highest
priority to strengthening the strategic partnership between our two countries. There have recently been some hiccups, but
I sincerely believe that these are temporary aberrations and diplomacy should be given a chance to resolve these issues that
have arisen," Singh said at a rare news conference in New Delhi yesterday.
Khobragade, the 39-year-old 1999
batch IFS officer, was arrested in New York on December 12 on charges of making false declarations in a visa application for
her maid Sangeeta Richard and subjected to strip and cavity search, which had sparked outrage in India and resulted in government
enforcing strict "reciprocity" and withdrawing extra privileges.
The US has been describing this
as an isolated incident and have been saying that it wants to move forward. "This isolated episode is not indicative of the
close and mutually respectful ties that we share," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said last month.
"What we're focused on now is getting
the relationship back on really strong footing. We just have too much important work to do together going forward on a host
of issues in the region and around the world," Harf said yesterday.
The US continues to review the
paper work that the State Department received from the United Nations on the transfer of Khobragade to the Permanent Mission
of India to the UN, which would give her diplomatic immunity
