An American Utube, who was arrested after visiting the island outside the Indian Ocean with the hope of contacting the tribe, was detained on Thursday. 24-year-old guy was originally arrested more than six years after there was another American killed With arrows on the tribe on the same island.
Next, Mikhail Viktorovich Polikov will appear before the local court in the port -Blair – the capital of Indian Andaman and Nicobar Islands – April 29, police said.
Poliakov from Scotsdale, Arizona, was arrested on March 31, two days after he stepped into the limited territory of the Northern St. Santinel, trying to get acquainted with people from the Sentinalese tribe.
“It can be argued that this is an adventure trip, but the fact is that there has been a violation of Indian laws. The average, which is encountered with the watch, may endure the survival of the tribe,” the senior police officer said, as he was not authorized to talk about the investigation.
Poles are suspected of violating Indian laws that carry a possible term of up to five years in prison and a fine.
Visitors are forbidden to travel 3 miles from the Northern Island, whose population was isolated from the rest of the world for millennia. Residents use spears, bows and arrows to hunt animals that wander along a small, heavily forest island. Deeply suspicious of strangers, they attack those who land on their beaches.
In 2018, John Allen ChowThe American missionary who illegally landed on the beach was killed by northern Watch Islands, which apparently shot his arrows And then he buried his body on the beach. In 2006, Sentinelee killed two fishermen who accidentally landed on the shore.
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Earlier this week, the US consulate was visited by Paliakov. The US Embassy in Delhi did not immediately respond to a request that confirms the visit or additional updates about Polykov.
Police said Paliyakov had conducted detailed studies in maritime conditions, tides and availability on the island before starting the journey. He stayed on the beach for about an hour, lifting the whistle to attract attention but did not receive an answer from the islanders.
In the past, the young American tried to visit the island twice, and left a can of diet coke and coconut as a proposal for the tribe this time after he did not turn to Sentinelese. He shot a video on his camera and collected several samples of sand before returning to his boat.
After the arrest of the International Charitable Survival issued a statement Calling Pole's actions “deeply disturbing/”
“This is asked to make sure that someone can be so ill -advised and idiotic,” said the group director Caroline Pierce. “The actions of this person not only were dangerously enduring his own life, and they are subjected to the life of the whole watch.
Upon his return, he was noticed by local fishermen informed by the authorities, and Polokov was arrested in a port -Blair, archipelago almost 750 miles east of India's mainland.