Italian Marines Shooting Case

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.

Rome has threatened to withdraw its ambassador from India amid the escalation of a diplomatic row over two Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen.

Italian Premier Matteo Renzi today spoke to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi and sought a "rapid and positive solution" in the case of the two Italian marines being held in India for allegedly shooting to death two Indian fishermen in 2012.

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.

The Supreme Court today ruled that its ban on Italian Ambassador Daniele Mancini leaving India will continue at least till April 2 when it next hears the case of Rome's refusal to send back two marines to face trial for shooting a pair of fishermen.

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.

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.

The incident of two Italian marines allegedly shooting dead two Indian fishermen off Kerala's coast in February and the subsequent legal and diplomatic issues made headlines throughout 2012, which also saw many developments on the state's political arena.

Italy today voiced confidence that the case of its two marines, facing trial in a Kerala court in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen, will be solved in accordance with National laws and International justice.

The Kerala High Court on Tuesday stayed till July 30 further proceedings before a local court in Kollam against two Italian marines in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen from cargo ship Enrica Lexie.

A Kerala court on Tuesday rejected the plea of the two Italian marines to provide them with the Italian translation of the chargesheet and other documents in connection with the case of shooting to death two Indian fishermen from cargo ship Enrica Lexie.

Two Italian marines, facing murder charges for shooting dead two Indian fishermen from the ship Enrica Lexie, on Monday submitted a panel of four translators for rendering proceedings in the trial court in Kollam from English to Italian. District and Sessions Court Judge P D Rajan adjourned further hearing in the case to July 10 after the marines s...

A local court today posted to June 18 trial of the 'Enrica Lexie' case in which two Italian marines have been charged with shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast on February 15.

The Kerala government has opposed the bail pleas of two Italian marines, accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast on February 15. The Government counsel informed the court that if the accused were released on bail at this stage, their presence could not be procured.

Decks were today cleared for the trial of two Italian marines, charged with shooting to death two Indian fishermen, with a court here issuing an order for shifting the case before a Sessions judge.

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.

Rome has threatened to withdraw its ambassador from India amid the escalation of a diplomatic row over two Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen.

Italian Premier Matteo Renzi today spoke to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi and sought a "rapid and positive solution" in the case of the two Italian marines being held in India for allegedly shooting to death two Indian fishermen in 2012.

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.

The Supreme Court today ruled that its ban on Italian Ambassador Daniele Mancini leaving India will continue at least till April 2 when it next hears the case of Rome's refusal to send back two marines to face trial for shooting a pair of fishermen.

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.

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.

The incident of two Italian marines allegedly shooting dead two Indian fishermen off Kerala's coast in February and the subsequent legal and diplomatic issues made headlines throughout 2012, which also saw many developments on the state's political arena.

Italy today voiced confidence that the case of its two marines, facing trial in a Kerala court in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen, will be solved in accordance with National laws and International justice.

The Kerala High Court on Tuesday stayed till July 30 further proceedings before a local court in Kollam against two Italian marines in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen from cargo ship Enrica Lexie.

A Kerala court on Tuesday rejected the plea of the two Italian marines to provide them with the Italian translation of the chargesheet and other documents in connection with the case of shooting to death two Indian fishermen from cargo ship Enrica Lexie.

Two Italian marines, facing murder charges for shooting dead two Indian fishermen from the ship Enrica Lexie, on Monday submitted a panel of four translators for rendering proceedings in the trial court in Kollam from English to Italian. District and Sessions Court Judge P D Rajan adjourned further hearing in the case to July 10 after the marines s...

A local court today posted to June 18 trial of the 'Enrica Lexie' case in which two Italian marines have been charged with shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast on February 15.

The Kerala government has opposed the bail pleas of two Italian marines, accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast on February 15. The Government counsel informed the court that if the accused were released on bail at this stage, their presence could not be procured.

Decks were today cleared for the trial of two Italian marines, charged with shooting to death two Indian fishermen, with a court here issuing an order for shifting the case before a Sessions judge.