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"Modi Didn't Accept Tea In 9-Hour Questioning": 2002 Probe Chief In Book
Without parrying a single question out of the 100-odd ones put to him by the 2002 Gujarat riots SIT, Narendra Modi as the then Gujarat chief minister "kept his cool" throughout the marathon 9-hour questioning and did not accept even a cup of tea from investigators, the probe team's chief at that time RK Raghavan has said in a new book.
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2002 Gujarat Riots: Supreme Court Relieves Chief Of Special Probe Team RK Raghavan
The Supreme Court today allowed RK Raghavan, who was heading the apex-court appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe 2002 Gujarat riots cases, to be relieved as the head of the team.
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Full transcript: Stand by my report on no evidence against Modi, says SIT chief RK Raghavan to NDTV
In what will be a shot in the arm for Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as he heads into elections this year, a court in Ahmedabad has noted that a Special Investigation Team's (SIT) final report in the 2002 Gujarat-riots-related Gulberg Society massacre case has found no evidence against any of the 62 accused; that list includes Mr Modi.
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No evidence against Narendra Modi, says Supreme Court-appointed team: 10 facts
A court in Gujarat today confirmed a committee set up by the Supreme Court has not found any evidence against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi or 57 others in a case based on the 2002 communal riots filed against them by Zakia Jafri. Here are 10 big facts on this story:
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"Modi Didn't Accept Tea In 9-Hour Questioning": 2002 Probe Chief In Book
Without parrying a single question out of the 100-odd ones put to him by the 2002 Gujarat riots SIT, Narendra Modi as the then Gujarat chief minister "kept his cool" throughout the marathon 9-hour questioning and did not accept even a cup of tea from investigators, the probe team's chief at that time RK Raghavan has said in a new book.
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2002 Gujarat Riots: Supreme Court Relieves Chief Of Special Probe Team RK Raghavan
The Supreme Court today allowed RK Raghavan, who was heading the apex-court appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe 2002 Gujarat riots cases, to be relieved as the head of the team.
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Full transcript: Stand by my report on no evidence against Modi, says SIT chief RK Raghavan to NDTV
In what will be a shot in the arm for Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as he heads into elections this year, a court in Ahmedabad has noted that a Special Investigation Team's (SIT) final report in the 2002 Gujarat-riots-related Gulberg Society massacre case has found no evidence against any of the 62 accused; that list includes Mr Modi.
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No evidence against Narendra Modi, says Supreme Court-appointed team: 10 facts
A court in Gujarat today confirmed a committee set up by the Supreme Court has not found any evidence against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi or 57 others in a case based on the 2002 communal riots filed against them by Zakia Jafri. Here are 10 big facts on this story:
