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"Ulterior Design": Supreme Court On Appeal Involving PM On Gujarat Riots
Gujarat riots case: The petition had been filed by Zakia Jafri, wife of Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, who was among the 68 people killed in what came to be known as the Gulbarg Society massacre.
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Zakia Jafri's Plea Against PM Narendra Modi In 2002 Riots Case Rejected: 10 Facts
The Gujarat High Court has rejected Zakia Jafri's petition challenging a clean chit by a Supreme Court-monitored Special Investigation Team (SIT) to the state's top politicians including then Chief Minister Narendra Modi and bureaucrats in the 2002 Gujarat riots. The court has not accepted Ms Jafri's allegation of "a larger conspiracy" behind the r...
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Court Verdict On Zakia Jafri Plea On Gulbarg Massacre Likely Today: 10 Points
A petition by Congress leader Ehsan Jafri's widow in 2014 challenging the clean chit to the state's top politicians including then Chief Minister Narendra Modi and bureaucrats in a 2002 Gujarat riots case is expected to be decided by the high court today. Zakia Jafri's husband was one of the 69 people killed when a large mob attacked Gulbarg Societ...
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Former VHP Leader Atul Vaidya, Convicted In 2002 Gulbarg Riots Case, Gets Bail
A year after he was convicted along with 23 others in the Gulbarg riots case of 2002 in which 69 Muslims were killed, former VHP leader Atul Vaidya was today granted bail by the Gujarat High Court.
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24 Convicted For Gulbarg Massacre; Not Happy, Says Zakia Jafri: 10 Facts
14 years after a large mob attacked Gulbarg Society in Ahmedabad killing 69 people, including former Congress lawmaker Ehsan Jafri, 24 people were convicted today. Bipin Patel, a BJP corporator, is among 36 people who have been acquitted.
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Gulbarg Society Massacre: Former CBI Director Disappointed Over Acquittals
Former CBI Director RK Raghavan, who headed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe cases including the Gulbarg Society massacre, today expressed disappointment over the acquittals and said they would decide whether to appeal against the dropping of conspiracy charge against all the accused.
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Gulbarg Society Massacre Case: Special Court Verdict Likely Today
14 years after a mob attacked the Gulbarg society in Ahmedabad killing 69 people, including former Congress lawmaker Ehsan Jafri, a special court is expected to deliver its judgment against 62 accused, including a sitting BJP corporator, on Thursday.
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Gujarat High Court Begins Final Hearing of 2002 Riots Case
The Gujarat high court on Tuesday began hearing on a petition filed by 2002 riot victim Zakia Jafri. The peptition challenged the order of a lower court that upheld the clean chit given to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and others in the 2002 Gujarat riot case by a Special Investigation Team.
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Activist Teesta Setalvad Can't be Arrested Till February 19, Says Supreme Court
Activist Teesta Setalvad, who is accused of embezzling funds meant for a museum for Gujarat riot victims, cannot be arrested till February 19, the Supreme Court today said.
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Supreme Court praises progress made in Gujarat riots investigation
It's been a good Thursday for the Narendra Modi government in Gujarat, just four days before polling begins in the general elections. This morning a minister was acquitted in a murder case and the Supreme Court has now praised the Special Investigation Team or SIT probing Gujarat riot cases, for the progress it has made.
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"Ulterior Design": Supreme Court On Appeal Involving PM On Gujarat Riots
Gujarat riots case: The petition had been filed by Zakia Jafri, wife of Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, who was among the 68 people killed in what came to be known as the Gulbarg Society massacre.
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Zakia Jafri's Plea Against PM Narendra Modi In 2002 Riots Case Rejected: 10 Facts
The Gujarat High Court has rejected Zakia Jafri's petition challenging a clean chit by a Supreme Court-monitored Special Investigation Team (SIT) to the state's top politicians including then Chief Minister Narendra Modi and bureaucrats in the 2002 Gujarat riots. The court has not accepted Ms Jafri's allegation of "a larger conspiracy" behind the r...
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Court Verdict On Zakia Jafri Plea On Gulbarg Massacre Likely Today: 10 Points
A petition by Congress leader Ehsan Jafri's widow in 2014 challenging the clean chit to the state's top politicians including then Chief Minister Narendra Modi and bureaucrats in a 2002 Gujarat riots case is expected to be decided by the high court today. Zakia Jafri's husband was one of the 69 people killed when a large mob attacked Gulbarg Societ...
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Former VHP Leader Atul Vaidya, Convicted In 2002 Gulbarg Riots Case, Gets Bail
A year after he was convicted along with 23 others in the Gulbarg riots case of 2002 in which 69 Muslims were killed, former VHP leader Atul Vaidya was today granted bail by the Gujarat High Court.
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24 Convicted For Gulbarg Massacre; Not Happy, Says Zakia Jafri: 10 Facts
14 years after a large mob attacked Gulbarg Society in Ahmedabad killing 69 people, including former Congress lawmaker Ehsan Jafri, 24 people were convicted today. Bipin Patel, a BJP corporator, is among 36 people who have been acquitted.
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Gulbarg Society Massacre: Former CBI Director Disappointed Over Acquittals
Former CBI Director RK Raghavan, who headed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe cases including the Gulbarg Society massacre, today expressed disappointment over the acquittals and said they would decide whether to appeal against the dropping of conspiracy charge against all the accused.
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Gulbarg Society Massacre Case: Special Court Verdict Likely Today
14 years after a mob attacked the Gulbarg society in Ahmedabad killing 69 people, including former Congress lawmaker Ehsan Jafri, a special court is expected to deliver its judgment against 62 accused, including a sitting BJP corporator, on Thursday.
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Gujarat High Court Begins Final Hearing of 2002 Riots Case
The Gujarat high court on Tuesday began hearing on a petition filed by 2002 riot victim Zakia Jafri. The peptition challenged the order of a lower court that upheld the clean chit given to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and others in the 2002 Gujarat riot case by a Special Investigation Team.
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Activist Teesta Setalvad Can't be Arrested Till February 19, Says Supreme Court
Activist Teesta Setalvad, who is accused of embezzling funds meant for a museum for Gujarat riot victims, cannot be arrested till February 19, the Supreme Court today said.
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Supreme Court praises progress made in Gujarat riots investigation
It's been a good Thursday for the Narendra Modi government in Gujarat, just four days before polling begins in the general elections. This morning a minister was acquitted in a murder case and the Supreme Court has now praised the Special Investigation Team or SIT probing Gujarat riot cases, for the progress it has made.
