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Gujarat BJP Defends Fielding Daughter Of Naroda Patiya Riot Case Convict
Gujarat BJP chief CR Paatil on Thursday defended the allotment of party ticket to the daughter of a convict in the 2002 Naroda Patiya riot case for the next month's Assembly election and said she is a party worker contesting the polls on merit.
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Gujarat Riots Convict's Daughter Gets BJP Ticket For Upcoming Polls
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has fielded the daughter of a 2002 post-Godhra Naroda Patiya massacre case convict from Naroda seat of Ahmedabad for the upcoming Assembly elections.
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4 Jailed In Gujarat Riots Get Bail; Top Court Says "Conviction Debatable"
Four convicts in the Naroda Patiya case, which describes one of the worst massacres in the 2002 Gujarat riots, have been granted bail by the Supreme Court, which has doubted their conviction. The convicts, Umeshbhai Bharwad, Rajkumar, Harshad and Prakashbhai Rathod, are serving a 10 year jail term for arson and rioting. They were convicted by the G...
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Maya Kodnani Seen With Smriti Irani At First Public Event After Acquittal
Former Gujarat minister Maya Kodnani attended a BJP event in Gujarat capital Gandhinagar on Saturday, her first public appearance since her acquittal in the 2002 Naroda Patiya riot case in April this year.
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3 Convicted In Naroda Patiya Massacre Case Get 10 Years In Jail
The Gujarat High Court today handed out a punishment of 10 years rigorous imprisonment to three convicts in the 2002 Naroda Patiya massacre case, observing that their punishment must be consistent with the brutality of the crime.
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All About Maya Kodnani And The Case In Which Amit Shah Deposed
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat, was sentenced in 2012 to 28 years in jail after being found guilty of the worst massacre during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, at Naroda Patiya in which 97 people were killed.
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BJP's Maya Kodnani Cleared Of Charges In Worst Massacre Of 2002 Riots
Maya Kodnani, a former minister and BJP leader sentenced to 28 years in prison for leading the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, was acquitted by the Gujarat High Court on Friday.
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Gujarat High Court Likely To Pronounce Naroda-Patiya Riot Case Verdict Today
The Gujarat High Court is likely to pronounce its verdict on appeals in the 2002 Naroda Patiya riot case today.
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Can't Reach Amit Shah, Says Maya Kodnani, Wants Him To Prove Alibi
Maya Kodnani, a former BJP leader convicted of organising the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, has been told she has till Friday to get BJP chief Amit Shah to testify in her favour. Mr Shah is the last listed defence witness in her trial; all others have been cross-examined. Ms Kodnani says she has been unable to determine the address...
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2002 Naroda Patiya Case: Two Gujarat High Court Judges Visit Riot Site
A division bench of the Gujarat High Court which is hearing appeals in the 2002 Naroda Patiya case on Thursday visited the crime spot to get a better idea of the incident in which 97 people, mostly Muslims, were killed.
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Maya Kodnani, Gujarat Riots Convict, Can Call Amit Shah, Says Court
BJP chief Amit Shah must appear in court to explain whether he was with Maya Kodnani, who worked with him as a minister in Gujarat, on a day when Muslims were killed in 2002 on the outskirts of the city of Ahmedabad, a judge has decided.
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Gujarat High Court Starts Hearing Appeals In Naroda Patiya Riot Case
The Gujarat High Court on Monday started hearing appeals in the 2002 Naroda Patiya case, including those filed by former BJP minister Maya Kodnani and Bajrang Dal leader Babu Bajrangi.
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2002 Riots Convict Gets Furlough Despite Violating Parole Conditions Earlier
Convicted for his involvement in the killing of 97 people during one of the worst post-Godhra riot case of 2002, Suresh Richard has been granted furlough for two weeks by Sabarmati Jail authorities, despite having violated parole conditions in the past.
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Journalist Revati Laul Attacked Allegedly By Gujarat Riots Convict
A convict in a Gujarat riots case, out on parole, allegedly assaulted a journalist in Ahmedabad on Wednesday evening when she met him for an interview.
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Gujarat High Court Extends Bail Of Naroda-Patiya Convict On Health Grounds
The Gujarat High Court today granted a 90-day extension of temporary bail to Manoj Kukrani, one of the convicts of Naroda Patiya massacre case of 2002, undergoing treatment in a hospital.
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Gujarat BJP Defends Fielding Daughter Of Naroda Patiya Riot Case Convict
Gujarat BJP chief CR Paatil on Thursday defended the allotment of party ticket to the daughter of a convict in the 2002 Naroda Patiya riot case for the next month's Assembly election and said she is a party worker contesting the polls on merit.
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Gujarat Riots Convict's Daughter Gets BJP Ticket For Upcoming Polls
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has fielded the daughter of a 2002 post-Godhra Naroda Patiya massacre case convict from Naroda seat of Ahmedabad for the upcoming Assembly elections.
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4 Jailed In Gujarat Riots Get Bail; Top Court Says "Conviction Debatable"
Four convicts in the Naroda Patiya case, which describes one of the worst massacres in the 2002 Gujarat riots, have been granted bail by the Supreme Court, which has doubted their conviction. The convicts, Umeshbhai Bharwad, Rajkumar, Harshad and Prakashbhai Rathod, are serving a 10 year jail term for arson and rioting. They were convicted by the G...
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Maya Kodnani Seen With Smriti Irani At First Public Event After Acquittal
Former Gujarat minister Maya Kodnani attended a BJP event in Gujarat capital Gandhinagar on Saturday, her first public appearance since her acquittal in the 2002 Naroda Patiya riot case in April this year.
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3 Convicted In Naroda Patiya Massacre Case Get 10 Years In Jail
The Gujarat High Court today handed out a punishment of 10 years rigorous imprisonment to three convicts in the 2002 Naroda Patiya massacre case, observing that their punishment must be consistent with the brutality of the crime.
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All About Maya Kodnani And The Case In Which Amit Shah Deposed
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat, was sentenced in 2012 to 28 years in jail after being found guilty of the worst massacre during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, at Naroda Patiya in which 97 people were killed.
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BJP's Maya Kodnani Cleared Of Charges In Worst Massacre Of 2002 Riots
Maya Kodnani, a former minister and BJP leader sentenced to 28 years in prison for leading the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, was acquitted by the Gujarat High Court on Friday.
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Gujarat High Court Likely To Pronounce Naroda-Patiya Riot Case Verdict Today
The Gujarat High Court is likely to pronounce its verdict on appeals in the 2002 Naroda Patiya riot case today.
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Can't Reach Amit Shah, Says Maya Kodnani, Wants Him To Prove Alibi
Maya Kodnani, a former BJP leader convicted of organising the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, has been told she has till Friday to get BJP chief Amit Shah to testify in her favour. Mr Shah is the last listed defence witness in her trial; all others have been cross-examined. Ms Kodnani says she has been unable to determine the address...
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2002 Naroda Patiya Case: Two Gujarat High Court Judges Visit Riot Site
A division bench of the Gujarat High Court which is hearing appeals in the 2002 Naroda Patiya case on Thursday visited the crime spot to get a better idea of the incident in which 97 people, mostly Muslims, were killed.
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Maya Kodnani, Gujarat Riots Convict, Can Call Amit Shah, Says Court
BJP chief Amit Shah must appear in court to explain whether he was with Maya Kodnani, who worked with him as a minister in Gujarat, on a day when Muslims were killed in 2002 on the outskirts of the city of Ahmedabad, a judge has decided.
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Gujarat High Court Starts Hearing Appeals In Naroda Patiya Riot Case
The Gujarat High Court on Monday started hearing appeals in the 2002 Naroda Patiya case, including those filed by former BJP minister Maya Kodnani and Bajrang Dal leader Babu Bajrangi.
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2002 Riots Convict Gets Furlough Despite Violating Parole Conditions Earlier
Convicted for his involvement in the killing of 97 people during one of the worst post-Godhra riot case of 2002, Suresh Richard has been granted furlough for two weeks by Sabarmati Jail authorities, despite having violated parole conditions in the past.
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Journalist Revati Laul Attacked Allegedly By Gujarat Riots Convict
A convict in a Gujarat riots case, out on parole, allegedly assaulted a journalist in Ahmedabad on Wednesday evening when she met him for an interview.
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Gujarat High Court Extends Bail Of Naroda-Patiya Convict On Health Grounds
The Gujarat High Court today granted a 90-day extension of temporary bail to Manoj Kukrani, one of the convicts of Naroda Patiya massacre case of 2002, undergoing treatment in a hospital.
