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Gulbarg Massacre Sentence: Back Where We Started, Says Upset Zakia Jafri
As a court today announced life in jail for 11 held guilty in the Gulbarg Society massacre in Gujarat in 2002, Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive, said: "The case is not over, we are right where we started."
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Gulbarg Society Massacre: Sentencing Of 24 Convicts Today
A special SIT court will today pronounce the quantum of sentence for 24 convicts in the Gulbarg Society massacre in which 69 people, including former Congress lawmaker Ehsan Jafri, were killed.
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Gulbarg Society Case: Convict Surrenders Before SIT Court
A convict in the 2002 Gulbarg Society massacre case, who had jumped the temporary bail granted to him in December last year, today surrendered before a special SIT court in Ahmedabad.
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Gulbarg Case: Sentencing Of Convicts Due On June 17
A special court today said that it will pronounce the quantum of sentence on Friday for the 24 convicts of the Gulbarg Society massacre in which 69 people, including former Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, were killed.
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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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Supreme Court Extends Interim Protection From Arrest for Teesta Setalvad
The Supreme Court today extended by four weeks the interim protection from arrest granted to Teesta Setalvad and her husband in a case of alleged embezzlement of funds for a museum at Ahmedabad's Gulbarg Society that was devastated in the 2002 riots.
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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, Husband Will Not Be Arrested, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today asked the Gujarat government why it wants to arrest activist Teesta Setalvad to question her on allegations that she embezzled funds meant for a museum for 2002 riot victims.
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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 Stays Arrest of Activist Teesta Setalvad
Activist Teesta Setalvad, who is facing arrest for alleged embezzlement of funds, received a last-minute court reprieve on Thursday even as the Gujarat police landed at her doorstep.
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No ethnic cleansing or genocide: 2002 judgement
A Gujarat court today ruled that Narendra Modi will not face charges in the 2002 riots in the state, rejecting a petition by Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive by a mob.
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Mr Modi can rest easy for 20 days, not more: Zakia Jafri's lawyer
As a Gujarat court ruled that Narendra Modi would not face charges in the 2002 riots, 75-year-old Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive in the violence, broke down but vowed to continue her long legal battle.
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Narendra Modi will not face charges in 2002 riots, tweets satyamev jayate
In major relief for Narendra Modi, a Gujarat court today accepted a clean chit given to him in the 2002 communal violence in the state, rejecting a petition against the chief minister filed by Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive during the riots. Mrs Jafri had challenged the closure report of a Supreme-Court-appointed Special I...
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Gulbarg Massacre Sentence: Back Where We Started, Says Upset Zakia Jafri
As a court today announced life in jail for 11 held guilty in the Gulbarg Society massacre in Gujarat in 2002, Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive, said: "The case is not over, we are right where we started."
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Gulbarg Society Massacre: Sentencing Of 24 Convicts Today
A special SIT court will today pronounce the quantum of sentence for 24 convicts in the Gulbarg Society massacre in which 69 people, including former Congress lawmaker Ehsan Jafri, were killed.
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Gulbarg Society Case: Convict Surrenders Before SIT Court
A convict in the 2002 Gulbarg Society massacre case, who had jumped the temporary bail granted to him in December last year, today surrendered before a special SIT court in Ahmedabad.
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Gulbarg Case: Sentencing Of Convicts Due On June 17
A special court today said that it will pronounce the quantum of sentence on Friday for the 24 convicts of the Gulbarg Society massacre in which 69 people, including former Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, were killed.
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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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Supreme Court Extends Interim Protection From Arrest for Teesta Setalvad
The Supreme Court today extended by four weeks the interim protection from arrest granted to Teesta Setalvad and her husband in a case of alleged embezzlement of funds for a museum at Ahmedabad's Gulbarg Society that was devastated in the 2002 riots.
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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, Husband Will Not Be Arrested, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today asked the Gujarat government why it wants to arrest activist Teesta Setalvad to question her on allegations that she embezzled funds meant for a museum for 2002 riot victims.
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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 Stays Arrest of Activist Teesta Setalvad
Activist Teesta Setalvad, who is facing arrest for alleged embezzlement of funds, received a last-minute court reprieve on Thursday even as the Gujarat police landed at her doorstep.
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No ethnic cleansing or genocide: 2002 judgement
A Gujarat court today ruled that Narendra Modi will not face charges in the 2002 riots in the state, rejecting a petition by Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive by a mob.
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Mr Modi can rest easy for 20 days, not more: Zakia Jafri's lawyer
As a Gujarat court ruled that Narendra Modi would not face charges in the 2002 riots, 75-year-old Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive in the violence, broke down but vowed to continue her long legal battle.
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Narendra Modi will not face charges in 2002 riots, tweets satyamev jayate
In major relief for Narendra Modi, a Gujarat court today accepted a clean chit given to him in the 2002 communal violence in the state, rejecting a petition against the chief minister filed by Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive during the riots. Mrs Jafri had challenged the closure report of a Supreme-Court-appointed Special I...
