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Home / News / India News / India relinquishes physical custody of Italian Marines
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    India relinquishes physical custody of Italian Marines

    Written by
    Vaneet Randhawa
    Edited by
    Gaurav Jeyaraman
    Last updated on Sep 29, 2016, 11:56 am
    India relinquishes physical custody of Italian Marines
  • The Supreme Court permitted Italian marine Massimilano Lattore to remain in Italy under the same conditions imposed upon his counterpart Salvatore Girone.

    This is the first time in four years that India has excused the marines from physical appearance in court proceedings over their killing of fishermen off Kerala's coast.

    Italy has argued in international arbitration forums that India lacks jurisdiction to detain Italians.

  • In this article
    Italian marines shoot Indian fishermen Marines arrrested, remanded for 14 days Marines given bail after 105 days in custody A costly undertaking for the Italian vessel Italy refuses to send back marines Italian marines case to go to UN SC directed by centre to halt Italian-marine proceedings Marine Latorre won't return to India for SC hearing UN court has asked India to release Italian marines: Italy Supreme Court will take the final call: MEA to Italy SC to hear plea on Italian marine SC allows Italian marine to leave India India relinquishes physical custody of Italian Marines
  • 7 Jan 2012

    Italian marines shoot Indian fishermen

    Italian marines shoot Indian fishermen
  • On 7 January 2012, 2 fishermen, Jelestine and Ajeesh Pinku, fishing in the Neendakara Fishing Harbour were shot dead in the seas off Ambalapuzha in Indian ocean.

    The episode is believed to have taken place in international waters.

    Enrica Lexie had been identified as the ship from which the fishermen were fired upon.

    The military personnel claimed they had misunderstood the fishermen for pirates.

  • 20 Feb 2012

    Marines arrrested, remanded for 14 days

    Marines arrrested, remanded for 14 days
  • After failed talks between External Affairs Minister S. M. Krishna and his Italian counterpart Giulio Terzi di Sant' Agata in February, Kerala police arrested the 2 Marines, Latorre Massimiliano and Salvatore Girone, who fired the shots.

    The two were remanded to judicial custody for 14 days up till 5 March 2012.

    Captain of the Lexie Umberto Vitelli was also taken in for questioning.

  • 30 May 2012

    Marines given bail after 105 days in custody

    Marines given bail after 105 days in custody
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  • On 18 May 2012, Neendakara Coastal Police filed a chargesheet showing Lattore and Girone as the first and second accused.

    Italian PM Mario Monti expressed his unhappiness to PM Manmohan Singh.

    Italy recalled its Ambassador to India Giacomo Sanfelice to protest against the filing of the chargesheet against the marines.

    After 105 days in custody, the officers were released on bail on 30 May.

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    A costly undertaking for the Italian vessel

  • The Italian vessel - Enrica Lexie left Indian borders after signing a bond of Rs 3 crores; its owner additionally gave Rs. 17 lakhs to the owner of the boat that was fired upon.

  • 18 Mar 2013

    Italy refuses to send back marines

    Italy refuses to send back marines
  • On 11 March 2013, Italy refused to return the two marines who had been on a visit to Italy to vote.

    In retaliation for the breach of understanding, SC restrained Ambassador Daniele Mancini from leaving India, since the marines' leave had been sanctioned due to the envoy's undertaking.

    Mancini claimed immunity under the Vienna Convention which was quashed by SC on legal grounds.

  • 14 Jul 2015

    Italian marines case to go to UN

    Italian marines case to go to UN
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  • The centre informed SC of its decision to engage in an international arbitration trial to be forseen by a UN convention, in the case where 2 Italian marines had shot 2 Indian fishermen in 2012.

    The centre also allowed for Latorre Massimiliano to extend his stay in Italy on medical grounds.

    The next hearing of the case has been scheduled for August 26.

  • 27 Aug 2015

    SC directed by centre to halt Italian-marine proceedings

    SC directed by centre to halt Italian-marine proceedings
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  • The Supreme Court halted all criminal proceeding against the two Italian marines.

    The UN tribunal decided to suspend all proceedings against the marines and this decision forced the Centre government to ask SC to stop all proceedings.

    However, the marines will not be provisionally released.

    All proceeding are suspended till January 13 when the case will be taken up by the UN tribunal.

  • 13 Jan 2016

    Marine Latorre won't return to India for SC hearing

    Marine Latorre won't return to India for SC hearing
  • Nicola Latorre, President of Senate Defence Committee announced that Massimiliano Latorre, the Italian marine who had suffered a stroke in New Delhi in 2014 and had flown back home would not be returning back.

    This news comes a day before the marine case goes up for hearing in the SC.

    The senator said provisions were being made to get the second marine home too.

  • 2 May 2016

    UN court has asked India to release Italian marines: Italy

    UN court has asked India to release Italian marines: Italy
  • The Italian foreign ministry said that a UN court had ruled that India should release the detained Italian marine- Salvatore Girone.

    Girone has been in India since the 2 marines 'accidently' shot Indian fishermen.

    However, Indian government sources claimed that Italy is misrepresenting the UN court's decision to make it seem as if it has ordered the liberation of Salvatore Girone.

  • 3 May 2016

    Supreme Court will take the final call: MEA to Italy

    Supreme Court will take the final call: MEA to Italy
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  • The Ministry of External Affairs told Italy that the Supreme Court will take a final call on the Italian marines case.

    The government said that SC will lay down the final bail conditions and the marine will be allowed to go back to Italy (provided he comes back when required).

    Further, the ministry reiterated that "he remains under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court."

  • 23 May 2016

    SC to hear plea on Italian marine

    SC to hear plea on Italian marine
  • The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a plea by the Italian government seeking the relaxation of bail conditions of Sergeant Major Salvatore Girone.

    The court agreed to hear the plea after Additional Solicitor General Pinki Anand supported the plea by the Italian government.

    Italy's pleas is based on the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea's arbitration on the case.

  • 26 May 2016

    SC allows Italian marine to leave India

    SC allows Italian marine to leave India
  • The Supreme Court has allowed Italian marine Sergeant Major Salvatore Girone to leave India, after relaxing the bail conditions it had set.

    A vacation bench of Justice Prafulla C. Pant and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud modified the bail condition paving the way for Girone's return.

    The court also added three new conditions to the bail.

    The Indian government registered its "no objection" to the move.

  • 29 Sep 2016

    India relinquishes physical custody of Italian Marines

    India relinquishes physical custody of Italian Marines
  • The Supreme Court permitted Italian marine Massimilano Lattore to remain in Italy under the same conditions imposed upon his counterpart Salvatore Girone.

    This is the first time in four years that India has excused the marines from physical appearance in court proceedings over their killing of fishermen off Kerala's coast.

    Italy has argued in international arbitration forums that India lacks jurisdiction to detain Italians.

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