Italy warns of PM 'consequences', says envoy need 'consensual' EN

Attack from the opposition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's parliament on Wednesday that if Italy does not send her back two Marines to stand trial in India for the killing of two fishermen, and there would be "consequences." "Our government has already made clear that these actions by the Government of Italy is not acceptable, and this can not be, by any standards, be in the interest of any bilateral relationship that must work on the basis of trust, and if they do not keep their word, there will be consequences for our relations with Italy, "sources said Singh.Government said Indian Express, New Delhi will wait until March 22, the deadline for two Marines, and Massimiliano Lattore Girone Salvatore, in return, before starting any response.Meanwhile revenge, Italian Ambassador Daniel Mancini, who summoned by Ranjan Mathai Foreign Secretary yesterday, said that his country did not go back on the security provided to the Supreme Court. "No, we're not back down (to ensure), and we are working with the Indian government. You can not consider the affidavit separate from all the others ..., proposals, suggestions and ideas that we cross to the interlocutors Indian. This part of the process," he said on the sidelines of the event, he said Rome's proposal to resolve this issue through diplomacy dialogue.Mancini Italy wants to resolve the issue means "consensual". "For us, and the rule of international law in the need to re-evaluate ... and we have developed a number of proposals to the Indian authorities in order to resolve this issue by consent, and that's what we still want to do," he said.