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'India's piracy convictions send strong message,' says prosecutor Ranjeet Sangle

Following the conviction of all 44 Somali pirates in the MV Ruen and Al Kambar 786 hijacking cases by Mumbai courts, Special Public Prosecutor Advocate Ranjeet V. Sangle said the verdicts reaffirm India's zero-tolerance policy against maritime piracy. He also highlighted the Indian Navy's role and recalled a decade-old conversation with PM.

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Public Prosecutor Ranjeet V Sangle. Pic/Aishwarya Iyer

Public Prosecutor Ranjeet V Sangle. Pic/Aishwarya Iyer

With Mumbai courts convicting all 44 Somali pirates in the MV Ruen and Al Kambar 786 hijacking cases, Public Prosecutor Advocate Ranjeet V Sangle, who has handled six of India’s seven piracy trials, says the verdicts reinforce India’s zero-tolerance approach to maritime piracy. In an interview with mid-day, he speaks about the significance of the convictions, the Indian Navy’s role and a conversation he had with Prime Minister Narendra Modi over a decade ago.

Excerpts from the interview.

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