Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Belgian Embassy Staffer Posted Netanyahu 'Wanted' Posters in Delhi
Someone working for the Belgian embassy in India put up 'wanted' posters of Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in Delhi.
The police found out who did it after an investigation.
Because the person has special diplomatic protection, the police couldn't punish them.
The police have told both the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of External Affairs about what happened.
A Belgian Embassy staffer was identified as the person responsible for posting 'wanted' posters of Benjamin Netanyahu in Delhi.
The posters were spotted in Delhi's high-security Chanakyapuri area.
Delhi Police conducted an internal inquiry.
The staffer holds a diplomatic passport.
Due to diplomatic immunity, no punitive action was taken against the staffer.
- Who
- A Belgian Embassy staffer.
- What
- Posted 'wanted' posters of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Delhi.
- When
- Approximately 10-12 days before the report.
- Where
- Chanakyapuri area of Delhi.
- Why
- Not stated in the articles.
- Perpetrator
- Belgian Embassy Staffer
- Location
- Chanakyapuri, Delhi
- Target
- Benjamin Netanyahu
- Action
- Posting 'wanted' posters
- Status
- No punitive action due to diplomatic immunity