Why Devyani's G-visa shouldn't be processed by US at all

by Ragu Bhat Editors note: This is a reader comment we received on the article India worries over US delay of G-visa for Devyani as court looms . The comment has been been lightly edited for grammar. Devyani’s G-visa which will accord her immunity should not be processed by the US as it would set unneeded precedents as regards to committed felons, who may use such ruses to evade the law in both countries. A precedent set in the USA would eventually be referred to by the Indian justice system too. [caption id=“attachment_1330881” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Image from Twitter[/caption] Whatever said and done however, apples are not oranges. Devyani being a diplomat has nothing to do with her committing a felony and wanting to flee from the law’s deterrent gaze. One cannot escape certain provision’s of the law citing ignorance or pay parities, she was well knowing all these as her husband is a US citizen. Let the US justice system deliver its judgment instead of the Indian diplomatic corps or the MEA sitting over these in judgment!