USA Administration must be actively encouraged not to poke its nose into others affairs

The United States Department of State on March 27 talked about the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and shared that the US follow these actions closely.

USA does not understand that it has no business to poke its nose into other countries internal affairs. A country like Grenada will have no choice on such USA actions but a country like India may give a punch on the nose in the worst scenario or rub that poking nose into a wall or just apply some Indian chilly powder on it. USA will then keep sneezing for quite some time.

Therefore right from the White House to the Capitol Hill all branches of USA Govt and administration have to be strongly encouraged not to carry out any Nose Poking activities with respect to India. It will be very very counterproductive to the American interest.

Earlier today, the Ministry of External Affairs summoned the US’ top diplomat objecting to remarks of State Department Spokesperson about legal proceedings in India, to which Mathew Miller said that the US want to encourage fair, transparent, timely legal processes which should not be objected by anyone.

Matthew Miller said, “We continue to follow these actions closely, including the arrest of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. We are also aware of the Congress party’s allegations that tax authorities have frozen some of their bank accounts in a manner that will make it challenging to effectively campaign in the upcoming elections. And we encourage fair, transparent and timely legal processes for each of these issues.

With respect to your first question, I’m not going to talk about any private diplomatic conversations, but of course, what we have said publicly is what I just said from here, that we encourage fair, transparent, timely legal processes. We don’t think anyone should object to that.”

Well Miller contrary to your thinking , we Indians very much object to it. You need to change your thinking process before things turn serious. MEA summoned the United States Acting Deputy Chief of Mission Gloria Berbena on Mar 27.

MEA also stressed that India’s legal processes are based on an independent judiciary which is committed to objective, timely outcomes. Notably, the US said that the country encourages a fair legal process in the Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest case. The United States is the second country after Germany to comment on Delhi Chief Minister’s arrest. Earlier, India lodged strong protest against German envoy George Enzweiler over the ‘blatant interference’ in India’s internal matters.