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Criminal Cases Against Italian Marines, In 2012 Shooting, Closed By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today closed all criminal cases against two Italian marines who were accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala cost in 2012.
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National Investigation Agency to file FIR against Italian Marines today
The National Investigation Agency or NIA, which is investigating the case of the two Italian marines accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off Kochi's coast last year, is likely to file a First Information Report today.
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Italian marines' trial: Kerala fishermen demand second special court
The Independent Federation of Fishermen of Kerala has urged upon both the state and the Centre to institute an additional special court to try the Italian marines, accused of shooting two Indian fishermen last year.
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No politics or emotions with Italian marines, Oommen Chandy tells NDTV
Denying the claims of the Italian foreign minister, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today told NDTV that the two Italian marines, accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the coast of Kochi last year, "were not victims of Kerala's politics and emotions rather were victims of their own criminal wrongdoing."
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Marines case in Supreme Court today; Italian Ambassador Daniele Mancini to claim diplomatic immunity, say sources
The Supreme Court will hear the Italian marines case today. Last week, the court had slammed the Italian government for not sending back the two marines - Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone - to face murder charges in Delhi for shooting two fishermen in Kerala last year.
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Marines row: Italian Ambassador to claim immunity before Supreme Court, say sources
Italian Ambassador to India, Daniele Mancini, who has been asked by the Supreme Court to explain on Monday Italy's refusal to return two marines to face murder charges in Delhi for shooting two fishermen in Kerala last year, will claim immunity before the top court and seek more time to file his affidavit, sources have told NDTV.
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Breach of faith, says Harish Salve, quits as Italian marines' lawyer
Harish Salve, one of India's best-known lawyers, will no longer represent the Italian marines who were allowed to travel home by the Supreme Court but will not return to face trial for shooting two Kerala fishermen at sea.
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Italy is obliged to return marines, says seething India
The Italian envoy was summoned in Delhi this evening by the government which is seething over Rome's refusal to send back two marines accused of shooting a pair of Indian fishermen off the Kochi coast.
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Italian marines leave for Delhi to face trial in Kerala fishermen killing case
The two Italian marines, facing murder charges in Kerala for shooting to death two fishermen off Alappuzha coast, left for New Delhi by an Air India flight after Supreme Court ruled that a special court will hold the trial.
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Indian court allows Italian marines to go home for Christmas
An Indian court on Thursday allowed two Italian marines awaiting trial for shooting two fishermen to go home for Christmas, despite prosecution fears that they will not return.
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Criminal Cases Against Italian Marines, In 2012 Shooting, Closed By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today closed all criminal cases against two Italian marines who were accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala cost in 2012.
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National Investigation Agency to file FIR against Italian Marines today
The National Investigation Agency or NIA, which is investigating the case of the two Italian marines accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off Kochi's coast last year, is likely to file a First Information Report today.
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Italian marines' trial: Kerala fishermen demand second special court
The Independent Federation of Fishermen of Kerala has urged upon both the state and the Centre to institute an additional special court to try the Italian marines, accused of shooting two Indian fishermen last year.
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No politics or emotions with Italian marines, Oommen Chandy tells NDTV
Denying the claims of the Italian foreign minister, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today told NDTV that the two Italian marines, accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the coast of Kochi last year, "were not victims of Kerala's politics and emotions rather were victims of their own criminal wrongdoing."
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Marines case in Supreme Court today; Italian Ambassador Daniele Mancini to claim diplomatic immunity, say sources
The Supreme Court will hear the Italian marines case today. Last week, the court had slammed the Italian government for not sending back the two marines - Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone - to face murder charges in Delhi for shooting two fishermen in Kerala last year.
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Marines row: Italian Ambassador to claim immunity before Supreme Court, say sources
Italian Ambassador to India, Daniele Mancini, who has been asked by the Supreme Court to explain on Monday Italy's refusal to return two marines to face murder charges in Delhi for shooting two fishermen in Kerala last year, will claim immunity before the top court and seek more time to file his affidavit, sources have told NDTV.
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Breach of faith, says Harish Salve, quits as Italian marines' lawyer
Harish Salve, one of India's best-known lawyers, will no longer represent the Italian marines who were allowed to travel home by the Supreme Court but will not return to face trial for shooting two Kerala fishermen at sea.
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Italy is obliged to return marines, says seething India
The Italian envoy was summoned in Delhi this evening by the government which is seething over Rome's refusal to send back two marines accused of shooting a pair of Indian fishermen off the Kochi coast.
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Italian marines leave for Delhi to face trial in Kerala fishermen killing case
The two Italian marines, facing murder charges in Kerala for shooting to death two fishermen off Alappuzha coast, left for New Delhi by an Air India flight after Supreme Court ruled that a special court will hold the trial.
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Indian court allows Italian marines to go home for Christmas
An Indian court on Thursday allowed two Italian marines awaiting trial for shooting two fishermen to go home for Christmas, despite prosecution fears that they will not return.
