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Probe Team To Challenge Acquittals Of 67 Accused In Gujarat Riots Case: Report
The Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) will challenge before the Gujarat High Court the recent acquittal of all 67 accused in the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case by a special court, sources said.
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"Murder Of Constitution": Sharad Pawar On Naroda Gam Acquittals
NCP president Sharad Pawar on Friday termed the acquittal of all 67 accused in the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case as the "murder of rule of law and the Constitution."
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"Celebrate Or Despair?": Kapil Sibal On Naroda Gam Acquittals
Rajya Sabha MP and senior advocate Kapil Sibal on Friday criticised the Ahmedabad court's decision to acquit all the 67 accused in the Naroda Gam case and asked whether "we should celebrate the rule of law or despair its demise".
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5 Facts About Naroda Gam Case During 2002 Gujarat Riots
All the 68 accused in the murder of 11 Muslims in Ahmedabad's Naroda Gam during the 2002 Gujarat riots have been acquitted by a special court. BJP leader Maya Kodnani and Bajrang Dal's Babu Bajrangi are among over 60 accused who have been acquitted.
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All Accused, Including BJP's Maya Kodnani, Acquitted In Gujarat Riots Case
Former Gujarat minister and BJP leader Maya Kodnani and the Bajrang Dal's Babu Bajrangi are among 68 accused who have been acquitted in the Naroda Gam case during the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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2002 Gujarat Riots: Naroda Gam Massacre Case Verdict Likely Today
A special court in Ahmedabad is likely to pronounce its judgment on Thursday in the 2002 Naroda Gam communal riot case in which eleven persons belonging to the Muslim community were killed.
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50 Km, 16 Seats -- PM Modi Holds Longest-Ever Roadshow In Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a mega roadshow -- said to be the longest-ever by an Indian leader -- in home state Gujarat, which voted in the first phase of election on Thursday.
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Judge Hearing Gujarat's Naroda Gam Riots Case Transferred
A special SIT judge hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case, in which former BJP minister Maya Kodnani is an accused, has been transferred as principal district judge of Valsad by an order of the Gujarat High Court.
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In Naroda Gam Case, Court To Screen Riot Videos
A special court, hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case, will hold a screening of videos pertaining to the riots on Wednesday in order to ascertain the roles of certain accused.
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Judge Hearing 2002 Naroda Gam Riots Case Retires
Special SIT court judge PB Desai, who was hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam riots case, retired today.
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Naroda Gam Case: Special Probe Team Submits 12 Eye Witness Accounts
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) today submitted eye witness accounts of 12 people before a special court hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case.
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2002 Naroda Gam case: Probe Team Requests Judge To Visit Riot Site
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) on Monday requested the judge, who is hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case, to visit the site of the incident to understand topography of the area.
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Amit Shah Testifies In Court, Backs Maya Kodnani's Claims In Gujarat Riots Case
BJP president Amit Shah told a Gujarat court on Monday that he had seen Maya Kodnani, a leader of his party, in the state assembly and then at Ahmedabad's Sola Civil Hospital on the morning of February 28, 2002. Mr Shah appeared as a defence witness in a riot case in which Kodnani is accused of murdering 11 Muslims on that day in Naroda Gam, an Ahm...
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Gujarat Riots: Supreme Court Asks Trial Court To Decide Case In 4 Months
The Supreme Court has asked the lower court in Gujarat to decide within four months the trial in a 2002 Gujarat riots case related to the Naroda Gam incident in which 11 persons were killed.
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Gujarat Riots Convict Maya Kodnani Allowed To Call Amit Shah As Witness
A special court hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case in Ahmedabad on Wednesday allowed an application filed by former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani seeking to call BJP president Amit Shah and 13 others as defence witnesses to prove she was not present at the scene of the incident.
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Probe Team To Challenge Acquittals Of 67 Accused In Gujarat Riots Case: Report
The Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) will challenge before the Gujarat High Court the recent acquittal of all 67 accused in the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case by a special court, sources said.
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"Murder Of Constitution": Sharad Pawar On Naroda Gam Acquittals
NCP president Sharad Pawar on Friday termed the acquittal of all 67 accused in the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case as the "murder of rule of law and the Constitution."
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"Celebrate Or Despair?": Kapil Sibal On Naroda Gam Acquittals
Rajya Sabha MP and senior advocate Kapil Sibal on Friday criticised the Ahmedabad court's decision to acquit all the 67 accused in the Naroda Gam case and asked whether "we should celebrate the rule of law or despair its demise".
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5 Facts About Naroda Gam Case During 2002 Gujarat Riots
All the 68 accused in the murder of 11 Muslims in Ahmedabad's Naroda Gam during the 2002 Gujarat riots have been acquitted by a special court. BJP leader Maya Kodnani and Bajrang Dal's Babu Bajrangi are among over 60 accused who have been acquitted.
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All Accused, Including BJP's Maya Kodnani, Acquitted In Gujarat Riots Case
Former Gujarat minister and BJP leader Maya Kodnani and the Bajrang Dal's Babu Bajrangi are among 68 accused who have been acquitted in the Naroda Gam case during the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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2002 Gujarat Riots: Naroda Gam Massacre Case Verdict Likely Today
A special court in Ahmedabad is likely to pronounce its judgment on Thursday in the 2002 Naroda Gam communal riot case in which eleven persons belonging to the Muslim community were killed.
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50 Km, 16 Seats -- PM Modi Holds Longest-Ever Roadshow In Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a mega roadshow -- said to be the longest-ever by an Indian leader -- in home state Gujarat, which voted in the first phase of election on Thursday.
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Judge Hearing Gujarat's Naroda Gam Riots Case Transferred
A special SIT judge hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case, in which former BJP minister Maya Kodnani is an accused, has been transferred as principal district judge of Valsad by an order of the Gujarat High Court.
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In Naroda Gam Case, Court To Screen Riot Videos
A special court, hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam riot case, will hold a screening of videos pertaining to the riots on Wednesday in order to ascertain the roles of certain accused.
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Judge Hearing 2002 Naroda Gam Riots Case Retires
Special SIT court judge PB Desai, who was hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam riots case, retired today.
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Naroda Gam Case: Special Probe Team Submits 12 Eye Witness Accounts
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) today submitted eye witness accounts of 12 people before a special court hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case.
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2002 Naroda Gam case: Probe Team Requests Judge To Visit Riot Site
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) on Monday requested the judge, who is hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case, to visit the site of the incident to understand topography of the area.
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Amit Shah Testifies In Court, Backs Maya Kodnani's Claims In Gujarat Riots Case
BJP president Amit Shah told a Gujarat court on Monday that he had seen Maya Kodnani, a leader of his party, in the state assembly and then at Ahmedabad's Sola Civil Hospital on the morning of February 28, 2002. Mr Shah appeared as a defence witness in a riot case in which Kodnani is accused of murdering 11 Muslims on that day in Naroda Gam, an Ahm...
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Gujarat Riots: Supreme Court Asks Trial Court To Decide Case In 4 Months
The Supreme Court has asked the lower court in Gujarat to decide within four months the trial in a 2002 Gujarat riots case related to the Naroda Gam incident in which 11 persons were killed.
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Gujarat Riots Convict Maya Kodnani Allowed To Call Amit Shah As Witness
A special court hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case in Ahmedabad on Wednesday allowed an application filed by former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani seeking to call BJP president Amit Shah and 13 others as defence witnesses to prove she was not present at the scene of the incident.
