Chhatrapati
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Sorry, there isn't any. You're beating around bush when you know there is no valid law that can be quoted here apart from Indian law.I already gave you excerpts from the international code of conduct on how to treat foreign bodies...india wants to break international law, so be it
You went around Geneva convention which doesn't apply in here. He wasn't a prisoner as a result of armed conflict.
That I pointed out you are wrongfully quoting IHL, as Geneva convention, which again have no mention of it. Irrespective of it's a person of non-Indian origin, the fact that he died in Indian soil makes it completely within our rights to do the procedure in whichever way we deem fit.
The points to note are :
- Was his body disfigured, post mortem? No
- Any evidence of post mortem mutilation? No
Last is, can we take his brain and heart during autopsy? Yes
Should it be returned? No
Was there a law violated? Yes, it is illegal to murder a prisoner.
Did the guards on duty didn't provide him adequate security? They didn't, and are responsible for it.
Did Republic of India committed a crime was it a state sponsored action? No