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Czech scientist jumps bail, goes home via Nepal

Kolkata, October 29: Czech entomologist Emil Kucera, sentenced to three years imprisonment for illegally collecting insect specimen, has jumped bail granted by a Darjeeling court. He was facilitated by his country’s laws that allow a citizen to hold multiple passports. In a statement to the Czech media issued after  ....Read more

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Congratulation!By: Karel Adler | Thursday , 30 Oct '08 16:05:33 PM Reply | Forward I can only congratulate him. When somebody succeed to escape from Nazi German concentracional camp, or Bolshevik Czechoslovakia prison, he was regarded as lucky man. And in such anti-democratic and absolutely unjust country as India undoubtfully is, it is almost same success to escape. It seems to be the only way to make himself fairness. Indian court has luck of one substantial bagatelle, of Justice... When attorney prefers to conspire with prosecutor against his own client, when judge accepts documents, evidently fake, as "evidence", when foreigner is forbidden to contact embassy of his state, when basic human rights of accused are violated and nobody is prosecuted because it, there is something rotten in the state of India, I must proclaim.
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