The former Home Secretary, R K Singh, said he agreed with the investigating agency's decision to invoke SUA against marines as the accused had committed the crime in Indian territory where they enjoyed no legal protection. Khurshid today justified the dropping of anti-piracy charges against the marines, saying it was "difficult" to prove and appeared to blame former Singh for "botching up" the case.
"Are we happy or celebrating? The Supreme Court has to address some things again and again. Who should be responsible for it? I would imagine the person who was in the hot seat and who has to take the decision. He would be responsible," Khurshid said apparently referring to Singh.
Replying to a question whether the government has gone soft on the case, Khurshid said people who were soft in their heads were making allegations. The former Home Secretary, R K Singh, said he agreed with the investigating agency's decision to invoke SUA against marines as the accused had committed the crime in Indian territory where they enjoyed no legal protection.
"Are we happy or celebrating? The Supreme Court has to address some things again and again. Who should be responsible for it? I would imagine the person who was in the hot seat and who has to take the decision. He would be responsible," Khurshid said apparently referring to Singh.
Replying to a question whether the government has gone soft on the case, Khurshid said people who were soft in their heads were making allegations. The former Home Secretary, R K Singh, said he agreed with the investigating agency's decision to invoke SUA against marines as the accused had committed the crime in Indian territory where they enjoyed no legal protection.
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