NEW DELHI: India’s home minister on Thursday once again threatened that his country would go to any extent to ‘ensure justice’ for RAW agent Kulbhushan Jadhav. “We will go to any extent to ensure justice to Kulbhushan Jadhav,” Times of India quoted Rajnath Singh as saying on the sidelines of a Central Industrial Security Force event in New Delhi. “External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has already made the country’s stance clear. Whatever she had said in parliament remains unchanged,” he added. Meanwhile, a spokesperson for India’s External Affairs Ministry claimed Pakistan had not communicated where or in what condition Jadhav was being kept. “We don’t know where he is. What his condition is, we have no clue,” Times of India quoted Gopal Baglay as saying. The spokesman said “any conditions Pakistan may attach to consular access to Jadhav equate to no access”, adding that the absence of consular access would mean Jadhav’s death sentence, if carried out, would be regarded as ‘premeditated murder’.
