I may not agree with every conclusion, but some decent balance and some reasonably fair perspective. Warranted in the broader picture of the debate.
It’s simple: India doesn’t want to see its citizens harmed
In a few elegant words, Tharoor cut to the heart of the issue and it is worth quoting him in full: ”For an Indian mother to hear that her son has been assaulted in Australia, it little matters to her whether he was assaulted because of his race, or because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, or because he was the wrong colour or the wrong height, or was carrying an iPod. She doesn’t want her son to be assaulted.
Well said,India definitely doesn't want its citizens harmed,now a days harassing and killing indians in other countries has been increased.
Unfortunately, this practice are an increasingly common because the Indians should stick together and support each other to defend their own culture and each other
No country wants its citizen harmed, Asians and specially the south asian belt are people who die and kill for their grace so it obvious that none of their mothers can bear the insults of their sons.
no countrymen will want his fellow man being harmed at any corner of world its human nature 🙂