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“It may not be a national security concern yet, but the reputation (of a country) is involved, and we don’t want India to suffer on that count,” Daud told the p
by qwertyuiop_ 4y ago
“It may not be a national security concern yet, but the reputation (of a country) is involved, and we don’t want India to suffer on that count,” Daud told the publication.
What about the victims?
- woodruffw 4y agoIt's an Indian news site. The framing makes sense for a domestic (and expat) audience.
- prottog 4y agoTo be fair, the person who made that statement is the FBI's legal attaché in New Delhi. One would expect a person in such a position to say something like that, to smooth relations with the host country. But yes, I hope the perpetrators are brought to justice and the victims receive some kind of recompense.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> To be fair, the person who made that statement is the FBI's legal attaché in New Delhi. One would expect a person in such a position to say something like that, to smooth relations with the host country. “It may not be a national security concern yet,” is actually a fairly ominous statement from an FBI official of any kind.
- marcosdumay 4y ago> It may not be a national security concern yet This translate to "we even conceive going into war because of this". > but the reputation (of a country) is involved And this translated to "and economic sanctions are very likely". So, don't think this is a bland statement.