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Fresh setback for Modi, probe in more fake gunbattles ordered
Wednesday January 25, 2012 06:07:33 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: In yet
another setback to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, the
Supreme Court Wednesday directed a panel headed by former apex
court judge M.B. Shah to investigate over 20 cases of alleged fake
gunbattle killings in the state between 2003 and 2006.
The apex court bench headed by Justice Aftab Alam said that it was
open to the monitoring authority headed by Justice Shah to
constitute its own investigating team of police officers from
within and outside the state.
However, the court said the monitoring authority would steer clear
of the cases that are already under investigation on the
directions of the apex court or the Gujarat High Court.
The order says that the monitoring authority would submit its
first report on the progress of the investigation into the fake
gunbattle cases in three months' time.
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