Questioning of ex-officials on Gujarat riots put off
Tuesday August 09, 2011 11:10:46 PM,
IANS
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Gandhinagar:
The Nanavaty-Mehta judicial inquiry commission, probing the 2002
Godhra communal carnage and the statewide riots that followed it,
Tuesday adjourned the questioning of three former Gujarat
government officers.
The decision was taken following objections raised by NGO Jan
Sangarsh Manch (JSM), representing the victims.
The commission earlier summoned five top officers who, according
to suspended Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Sanjiv Bhatt,
were present during a meeting called by Gujarat Chief Minister
Narendra Modi Feb 27, 2002, after the Godhra train carnage. Bhatt
was posted in the intelligence department at that time.
The JSM objected to the summoning of the three retired officers
since they have already been examined by the panel.
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