Kulbhushan Jadav Case: Serious Mistake For India To Go To ICJ, Says Justice Katju

Update: 2017-05-20 13:07 GMT
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Former Judge of Supreme Court of India Justice Markandeya Katju has opined that it was a serious mistake for India to go to the ICJ on Kulbhushan Jadav issue, as India have played into Pakistan's hands, and given it a handle to open up many other issuesIn his Facebook page Justice Katju has written that ‘now it is certain that Pakistan will approach the ICJ for deciding the...

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Former Judge of Supreme Court of India Justice Markandeya Katju has opined that it was a serious mistake for India to go to the ICJ on Kulbhushan Jadav issue, as India have played into Pakistan's hands, and given it a handle to open up many other issues

In his Facebook page Justice Katju has written that ‘now it is certain that Pakistan will approach the ICJ for deciding the Kashmir dispute’

Read his FB Post here

People are gloating over India's victory before the International Court of Justice regarding Kulbhushan Jadhav.

My own opinion is that it was a serious mistake for India to go to the ICJ on this issue, as we have played into Pakistan's hands, and given it a handle to open up many other issues . In fact that is why it seems that Pakistan did not seriously object to the jurisdiction of ICJ.

Now it is certain that Pakistan will approach the ICJ for deciding the Kashmir dispute, and it will then hardly lie in our mouth to object to the jurisdiction of ICJ, since we cannot blow hot and cold together.

Pakistan must be very happy that we went to the ICJ over a single individual's fate, as now they can raise all kinds of issues, particularly Kashmir, in international fora, to which we had always objected till now. By going to the ICJ we may have opened up a Pandora's box

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