What is the decision made by the United States after the death of the American missionary in India with arrows?

United States communicated its final decision after the death of John Allen Chauyoung missionary of Washington, killed by arrows by members of a tribe of the island North Sentinel, in the Bay of Bengal, in the Indian Ocean, administered by India.

"A man went to contact a tribe on one of the islands of the Indian Ocean, outside of India, and was killed during the process. In this case, the United States Government has neither sought nor applied sanctions against the Government of India against tribal peoples. This is not something we asked or presented. It's a tragic situation and a tragic casesaid the US ambbadador general for religion and freedom, Samuel Brownback, noting that the murder had not been blamed.

Sentinel of Norte

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"It was a tragic case"said the manager.

Chau was on site to make a missionary visit, despite warnings received about the hostility of the city's residents. Sentinel Island North, the territory was within the reach of visitors and tourists for Indian laws.