Court tells Italian ship owner to deposit Rs.2.5 million
February 22nd, 2012 - 7:35 pm ICT by IANSKochi, Feb 22 (IANS) The Kerala High Court Wednesday asked the owners of the Italian vessel, anchored near the Kochi coast after a shooting row, to furnish a bank guarantee of Rs.2.5 million (over $50,000) and said it could leave the Indian waters if investigating agencies agreed to it.
Two Indian fishermen, Ajesh Binki, 25, and Gelastine, 45, were allegedly mistaken as pirates and shot dead by the security crew of cargo vessel Enrica Lexie Feb 15, about 14 nautical miles off Alappuzha. Two Italian Marines have been arrested.
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- Arrested Italians to be produced in court - Feb 20, 2012
- Fishermen's killers must be punished: Vasan - Feb 20, 2012
- Two Italian ship officials may be arrested - Feb 19, 2012
- Italian marines get bail - May 30, 2012
- Italian Marines can't be tried in India: Counsel - Feb 23, 2012
- Judicial custody of Italian Marines extended - Apr 02, 2012
- Italian ship not to be let off until Monday, orders court - Feb 24, 2012
- Italian ship may finally leave Kochi - May 04, 2012
- Families of detained Italians visit them in Trivandrum jail - Apr 19, 2012
- Weapon used to shoot Indian fishermen still on ship - Feb 21, 2012
- Fishermen's killing: Protests demanding arrest of ship captain - Feb 20, 2012
- Police records statements of Italian ship's crew (Lead) - Feb 19, 2012
- Italian marines get bail (Lead, Changing dateline) - May 30, 2012
- Italian marines may be shifted from jail to remand home - May 24, 2012
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