A diplomatic spat intensifies between the U.S. and India - over the arrest of a senior Indian diplomat in New York.
On Wednesday, India revised work conditions - and froze imports of duty-free alcohol - in an effort to rein in perks for staff at U.S. consulates.
The measures are the latest form of retaliation - after the arrest of India's deputy consul general at its consulate in New York on December 12.
Despite claiming immunity, Devyani Khobragade - was charged with visa fraud and underpaying her Indian housekeeper - and released on $250,000 bail.
Daniel Arshack is Khobragade's attorney.
SOUNDBITE: (ENGLISH) DANIEL ARSHACK, ATTORNEY FOR DEVYANI KHOBRAGADE, SAYING:
"She was handcuffed, she was strip-searched, she was put in a locked cell."
The U.S. Justice Department confirmed the strip-search - and a Indian government source confirmed a cavity search.
India is outraged - and protests broke out in Punjab province and outside the U.S. Emb
