Zakiya Jafri Case

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.

Gujarat riots victim Zakiya Jafri, whose husband was burnt alive during the 2002 riots in the state, has filed an appeal in the Gujarat High Court against the metropolitan court's order accepting the Supreme-Court-appointed Special Investigation Team's (SIT) closure report on Narendra Modi.

Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, will find out today if her case against chief minister Narendra Modi, now the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, and 59 others stands closed. Mrs Jafri has alleged that Mr Modi colluded with senior ministers, bureaucrats and the police to fan the communal viole...

The hearing on a protest petition filed by 2002 Gujarat riots victim Zakiya Jafri - which opposes the Special Investigation Team's clean chit to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and 61 others in the Gulberg Society riots case - began on Wednesday.

In a setback to Gujarat riot victim Zakiya Jafri, a metropolitan court in Ahmedabad ruled today that she had lost the right to file her protest petition against the closure report of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the Gujarat riots cases.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme Court says it has found no "prosecutable evidence" of Narendra Modi's alleged complicity in the 2002 communal riots, sources say. The SIT submitted its final report on the complaint of riot victim Zakiya Jafri to a Gujarat magistrate's court in sealed cover yesterday.

Today, Narendra Modi catches a major break - a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has said there is no prosecutable evidence against him for his alleged complicity in the 2002 communal riots in Gujarat. But just yesterday, the Gujarat High Court slammed his government for failing to protect 500 religious buildings during the same riots.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme Court to investigate the 2002 Gujarat riots cases, has submitted its final report on a complaint against Chief Minister Narendra Modi filed by riot victim Zakiya Jafri. Sources say the report gives Mr Modi a clean chit. The SIT, sources say, has found no "prosecutable evidence" against Mr M...

It's a case that has repeatedly threatened to confront Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi with whopping consequences for the riots in his state in 2002, in which 1200 people were killed, most of them Muslims. But a team that was studying Mr Modi's alleged role in the riots has allegedly concluded that he cannot be tried for complicity in those ri...

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme Court to investigate the 2002 Gujarat riots cases, has submitted its final report on a complaint against Chief Minister Narendra Modi filed by riot victim Zakiya Jafri. Sources say the report gives Mr Modi a clean chit.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) sThe Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme court to probe the Gujarat riots cases has submitted its final report in connection with the complaint filed against Chief Minister Narendra Modi by Zakia Jafri, the wife of slain Congress MP Ehsaan Jafri.et up by the Supreme court to probe Gujarat riot...

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.

Gujarat riots victim Zakiya Jafri, whose husband was burnt alive during the 2002 riots in the state, has filed an appeal in the Gujarat High Court against the metropolitan court's order accepting the Supreme-Court-appointed Special Investigation Team's (SIT) closure report on Narendra Modi.

Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan Jafri was burnt alive during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, will find out today if her case against chief minister Narendra Modi, now the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, and 59 others stands closed. Mrs Jafri has alleged that Mr Modi colluded with senior ministers, bureaucrats and the police to fan the communal viole...

The hearing on a protest petition filed by 2002 Gujarat riots victim Zakiya Jafri - which opposes the Special Investigation Team's clean chit to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and 61 others in the Gulberg Society riots case - began on Wednesday.

In a setback to Gujarat riot victim Zakiya Jafri, a metropolitan court in Ahmedabad ruled today that she had lost the right to file her protest petition against the closure report of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the Gujarat riots cases.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme Court says it has found no "prosecutable evidence" of Narendra Modi's alleged complicity in the 2002 communal riots, sources say. The SIT submitted its final report on the complaint of riot victim Zakiya Jafri to a Gujarat magistrate's court in sealed cover yesterday.

Today, Narendra Modi catches a major break - a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has said there is no prosecutable evidence against him for his alleged complicity in the 2002 communal riots in Gujarat. But just yesterday, the Gujarat High Court slammed his government for failing to protect 500 religious buildings during the same riots.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme Court to investigate the 2002 Gujarat riots cases, has submitted its final report on a complaint against Chief Minister Narendra Modi filed by riot victim Zakiya Jafri. Sources say the report gives Mr Modi a clean chit. The SIT, sources say, has found no "prosecutable evidence" against Mr M...

It's a case that has repeatedly threatened to confront Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi with whopping consequences for the riots in his state in 2002, in which 1200 people were killed, most of them Muslims. But a team that was studying Mr Modi's alleged role in the riots has allegedly concluded that he cannot be tried for complicity in those ri...

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme Court to investigate the 2002 Gujarat riots cases, has submitted its final report on a complaint against Chief Minister Narendra Modi filed by riot victim Zakiya Jafri. Sources say the report gives Mr Modi a clean chit.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) sThe Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the Supreme court to probe the Gujarat riots cases has submitted its final report in connection with the complaint filed against Chief Minister Narendra Modi by Zakia Jafri, the wife of slain Congress MP Ehsaan Jafri.et up by the Supreme court to probe Gujarat riot...