Case Marò, Indiana supreme court closes all proceedings against the two Italian military. Stop all legal proceedings in the country against Salvatore Girone e Massimiliano Latorre. Gentiloni: a success for Italian diplomacy
Supreme Court of India closes the case on the Marò Girone and Latorre
The Indian Supreme Court has closed all the proceedings against Salvatore Latorre and Massimiliano Girone, the two marines accused of killing two fishermen off the coast of Kerala in February 2012. This was reported by the media in New Delhi, according to which already last week the Supreme Court had agreed to close all proceedings after the filing of compensation of 100 million rupees, approximately 1.1 million euros, for the relatives of the victims
Marò, Gentiloni: Case closed with India, Italian diplomacy success
“The case with India is closed. A success of Italian diplomacy”. So on twitter the European Commissioner for the Economy and former premier Paolo Gentiloni commented on the closure of all proceedings by the Indian Supreme Court against Salvatore Latorre e Massimiliano Girone nine years after the incident off the coast of Kerala in which two Indian fishermen were killed.
Marò, Di Maio: “Definitive point to a long story”
“All legal proceedings in India against our two maros, Salvatore Girone and Massimiliano Latorre, have been closed. Thanks to those who worked consistently on the case, thanks to our tireless diplomatic corps. A point is definitely put to this long story”. It is the text of a message that the Foreign Minister, Luigi Di Maio, posted on his Twitter profile after Indian media broke the news of the Supreme Court’s decision to close the proceedings against Girone and Latorre, accused of killing two Kerala fishermen in 2012.
Marò, wife Girone: “Sacrifice yourself to Indian submission”
“It is interesting to read Minister Di Maio’s thanks to those who worked hard, but first of all it is important to thank the two soldiers who sacrificed themselves to Indian submission for so many years that they will never be returned to him”. So atAnsa Vania Ardito, wife of Marina Salvatore Girone’s rifleman. “Now – he continues – we hope for a quick resolution for the definitive conclusion of the case in Italy”.