Italian marines were allowed to go to Italy to vote in their general elections. Are Indian citizens given parole from prison to go and vote?
Manish Udar (www.Mehnat.IN) 11 March 2013
Italian marines were allowed to go to Italy to vote in their general elections. Are Indian citizens given parole from prison to go and vote?
Tajobsindia (Senior Partner ) 12 March 2013
ha ha sometimes I wonder if judiciary (awaiting plump retirement postings) are under influence of High Command or working independently or going too soft.
n you forgot to add next in diplomatic crisis - Italy Refuses to Send 'Killer' Marines Back to India;
https://www.ibtimes.co.in/articles/444905/20130312/italian-marines-trial-supreme-court-rome-india.htm
Oh BTW let us analysis how different is casting ballot in
1. Pursuant to Presidential decree n. 226 of
2. Outside of
3. All voters residing abroad that do not opt to vote in Italy before January 3 will receive a packet by mail before February 6 from their respective Consular Office containing: an instruction sheet on the voting procedures, the electoral certificate, a ballot (two for voters over the age of 25, therefore eligible to vote also for the Senate), one blank white envelope for the ballots, a stamped envelope bearing the address of the Consular Office of jurisdiction, and the list of candidates for the Electoral zone of residence.
4. The stamped envelope containing the ballots, completed as indicated by the instruction sheet, must be sent by mail as soon as possible in order to reach the Consular Office by – and no later than – 4:00 pm (local time) on February 21.
That brings me back to a chintu sa question: Did Italian Embassy in
Offcourse I cannot question our own
Om Prakash Dhusia (HR assistant) 12 March 2013
Sometimes we know the answer but still pretend to be ignorant howsoever answering bluntly would invite contempt of the Apex Court and may be some enthusiatic sleuth would be activated to dig the grave for the man who would answer this question and who would want to be put into trouble, so let us be like Gandhi ji ke teen banadar.(THREE MONKEYS OF GANDHI JI).
God bless my beloved Country my mother land India
Manish Udar (www.Mehnat.IN) 12 March 2013
This is reminiscent of the sanjeev nanda case where the ends of justice were deemed to have been met through sentencing him to community service by a two judge bench.