U.S. allegation, Indian plot
If India is found to have connections with plans to exterminate targets abroad, it does not augur well for the country’s established reputation for respecting the sovereignty of other nations and upholding the rule of law (Page 1, November 30). However, it is laughable that the United States, notorious for carrying out extrajudicial killings in foreign territories, is now advising India on the importance of respecting the sovereignty of other nations, as its own interests are at stake. This situation only underscores the shaky nature of U.S. foreign policy, which was famously remarked by Henry Kissinger, who passed away on November 29: “America has no permanent friends or enemies, only interests.”
Michael Jom,
