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Forget about it, says Kalam on US frisking incident
Former President APJ Abdul Kalam downplayed his frisking by US security officials, saying it was not worth talking about.
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APJ Abdul Kalam not exempted from security screening: US
India and the US are planning to hold talks on appropriate mechanisms for security screening of dignitaries in the backdrop of frisking of APJ Abdul Kalam at a New York airport with Washington informing New Delhi that the former President was not exempted from security checks.
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Indian government's statement on Kalam's screening
In response to a question, based on a report in a national daily, on the screening of former President APJ Abdul Kalam by US authorities, the MEA's official spokesperson issued this statement:
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Kalam frisking: US Embassy issues statement
The United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York.
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Kalam frisking: US apologises to India
United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York. The US government sent a letter to Dr Kalam and Government of India a few days ago apologising for the incident.
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Kalam frisking: Delhi Police in a fix over FIR
Delhi Police seems to be in a state of confusion on lodging a case against officials of Continental Airlines for frisking the former president.
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Prime Minister deplores Kalam's frisking
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday deplored the frisking of former president A P J Abdul Kalam by the personnel of an American airline.
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Kalam frisking: US body backs Continental Airlines
The US regulatory body, Transportation Security Administration, has insisted that the airline was not at fault.
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Forget about it, says Kalam on US frisking incident
Former President APJ Abdul Kalam downplayed his frisking by US security officials, saying it was not worth talking about.
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APJ Abdul Kalam not exempted from security screening: US
India and the US are planning to hold talks on appropriate mechanisms for security screening of dignitaries in the backdrop of frisking of APJ Abdul Kalam at a New York airport with Washington informing New Delhi that the former President was not exempted from security checks.
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Indian government's statement on Kalam's screening
In response to a question, based on a report in a national daily, on the screening of former President APJ Abdul Kalam by US authorities, the MEA's official spokesperson issued this statement:
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Kalam frisking: US Embassy issues statement
The United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York.
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Kalam frisking: US apologises to India
United States has apologised to India for the incident involving the frisking of former President APJ Abdul Kalam at the John F Kennedy Airport in New York. The US government sent a letter to Dr Kalam and Government of India a few days ago apologising for the incident.
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Kalam frisking: Delhi Police in a fix over FIR
Delhi Police seems to be in a state of confusion on lodging a case against officials of Continental Airlines for frisking the former president.
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Prime Minister deplores Kalam's frisking
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday deplored the frisking of former president A P J Abdul Kalam by the personnel of an American airline.
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Kalam frisking: US body backs Continental Airlines
The US regulatory body, Transportation Security Administration, has insisted that the airline was not at fault.
