Gujarat ex-minister alleges conspiracy in
Haren Pandya case
Tuesday August 30, 2011 11:20:45 PM,
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Haren Pandya case: 12 acquitted of murder
charge
The Gujarat High Court Monday acquitted 12 people of murder in the
killing of former minister Haren Pandya, but retained other
charges, including criminal conspiracy.
The 12 were convicted by a lower court of killing the Bharatiya
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Gandhinagar: Former Gujarat minister of state for
home Gordhan Jhadapia here Tuesday said that there was a larger
conspiracy behind the killing of the former Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) leader and minister of state for home Haren Pandya, whose
alleged killers were acquitted a day earlier.
The former BJP minister who rebelled against Chief Minister
Narendra Modi and now heads regional outfit Mahagujarat Janata
Party said that the Central Bureau of Investigation had carried
out the bulk of the investigation during the National Democratic
Alliance rule when BJP leader L.K. Advani was the union home
minister.
"The investigations seem to have been willfully taken in a wrong
direction but the question is why. There is every reason to
believe that there was a larger conspiracy and there is an urgent
need to unravel it," he added.
He attacked the state government for lack of will in investigating
the case.
Jhadapia also released a letter in which the father of Pandya
alleged that the murder was a political conspiracy and the CBI did
not probe the murder "with professional ethics".
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