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"Modi Didn't Accept Tea In 9-Hour Questioning": 2002 Probe Chief In Book
Without parrying a single question out of the 100-odd ones put to him by the 2002 Gujarat riots SIT, Narendra Modi as the then Gujarat chief minister "kept his cool" throughout the marathon 9-hour questioning and did not accept even a cup of tea from investigators, the probe team's chief at that time RK Raghavan has said in a new book.
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2002 Gujarat Riots: Supreme Court Relieves Chief Of Special Probe Team RK Raghavan
The Supreme Court today allowed RK Raghavan, who was heading the apex-court appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe 2002 Gujarat riots cases, to be relieved as the head of the team.
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Gulbarg Society Massacre: Former CBI Director Disappointed Over Acquittals
Former CBI Director RK Raghavan, who headed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe cases including the Gulbarg Society massacre, today expressed disappointment over the acquittals and said they would decide whether to appeal against the dropping of conspiracy charge against all the accused.
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Board of Control For Cricket in India Will Lose Rs 1,000 Crore Under New International Cricket Council Revenue Model: PIL in Madras High Court
Board of Control For Cricket in India president Shashank Manohar's decision for a six-percent cut for the the body in International Cricket Council's revenue sharing model will be a major blow, according to a PIL filed in Madras High Court by former CBI director RK Raghavan and others
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IPL scam: Mukul Mudgal panel agrees to continue investigation after Supreme Court rejects BCCI panel
The Supreme Court rejected the BCCI's panel after all three of its members - Ravi Shastri, ex-judge JN Patel and ex-CBI director RK Raghavan - were found to have a conflict of interest with the cricket Board.
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Need to talk to BCCI extensively about my new responsibility: Ravi Shastri
Ravi Shastri, JN Patel and RK Raghavan were appointed as part of the IPL probe panel at an emergent working committee meeting of the BCCI on Sunday.
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IPL probe panel: Sharad Pawar questions Justice JN Patel and Ravi Shastri's appointment
The names of the former Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court JN Patel, Ravi Shastri and ex-CBI director RK Raghavan were approved by the board members at an emergent working committee meeting of the BCCI on Sunday.
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Has Ranbir Kapoor found the film that will revive the RK banner?
Buzz is that the revival of the late Raj Kapoor's production banner is already underway with Sriram Raghavan helming its next film.
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Zakia case: 'SIT report ignored testimony against Narendra Modi,' says retired judge who probed 2002 riots
A retired judge who investigated the 2002 Gujarat riots has questioned the claim of RK Raghavan, head of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) that was asked by the Supreme Court to investigate the riots, that his final report includes former Gujarat Home Minister Haren Pandya's testimony against Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
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Full transcript: Stand by my report on no evidence against Modi, says SIT chief RK Raghavan to NDTV
In what will be a shot in the arm for Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as he heads into elections this year, a court in Ahmedabad has noted that a Special Investigation Team's (SIT) final report in the 2002 Gujarat-riots-related Gulberg Society massacre case has found no evidence against any of the 62 accused; that list includes Mr Modi.
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No evidence against Narendra Modi, says Supreme Court-appointed team: 10 facts
A court in Gujarat today confirmed a committee set up by the Supreme Court has not found any evidence against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi or 57 others in a case based on the 2002 communal riots filed against them by Zakia Jafri. Here are 10 big facts on this story:
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Hope to complete report by April 30: Riots panel chief to NDTV
SIT Chief RK Raghavan told NDTV in an exclusive interview that he was satisfied with the outcome of Modi's questioning.
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Tough task for Gujarat riots probe team
The head of the SIT team RK Raghavan has got cracking in the Gujarat riots cases.
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"Modi Didn't Accept Tea In 9-Hour Questioning": 2002 Probe Chief In Book
Without parrying a single question out of the 100-odd ones put to him by the 2002 Gujarat riots SIT, Narendra Modi as the then Gujarat chief minister "kept his cool" throughout the marathon 9-hour questioning and did not accept even a cup of tea from investigators, the probe team's chief at that time RK Raghavan has said in a new book.
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2002 Gujarat Riots: Supreme Court Relieves Chief Of Special Probe Team RK Raghavan
The Supreme Court today allowed RK Raghavan, who was heading the apex-court appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe 2002 Gujarat riots cases, to be relieved as the head of the team.
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Gulbarg Society Massacre: Former CBI Director Disappointed Over Acquittals
Former CBI Director RK Raghavan, who headed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe cases including the Gulbarg Society massacre, today expressed disappointment over the acquittals and said they would decide whether to appeal against the dropping of conspiracy charge against all the accused.
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Board of Control For Cricket in India Will Lose Rs 1,000 Crore Under New International Cricket Council Revenue Model: PIL in Madras High Court
Board of Control For Cricket in India president Shashank Manohar's decision for a six-percent cut for the the body in International Cricket Council's revenue sharing model will be a major blow, according to a PIL filed in Madras High Court by former CBI director RK Raghavan and others
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IPL scam: Mukul Mudgal panel agrees to continue investigation after Supreme Court rejects BCCI panel
The Supreme Court rejected the BCCI's panel after all three of its members - Ravi Shastri, ex-judge JN Patel and ex-CBI director RK Raghavan - were found to have a conflict of interest with the cricket Board.
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Need to talk to BCCI extensively about my new responsibility: Ravi Shastri
Ravi Shastri, JN Patel and RK Raghavan were appointed as part of the IPL probe panel at an emergent working committee meeting of the BCCI on Sunday.
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IPL probe panel: Sharad Pawar questions Justice JN Patel and Ravi Shastri's appointment
The names of the former Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court JN Patel, Ravi Shastri and ex-CBI director RK Raghavan were approved by the board members at an emergent working committee meeting of the BCCI on Sunday.
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Has Ranbir Kapoor found the film that will revive the RK banner?
Buzz is that the revival of the late Raj Kapoor's production banner is already underway with Sriram Raghavan helming its next film.
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Zakia case: 'SIT report ignored testimony against Narendra Modi,' says retired judge who probed 2002 riots
A retired judge who investigated the 2002 Gujarat riots has questioned the claim of RK Raghavan, head of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) that was asked by the Supreme Court to investigate the riots, that his final report includes former Gujarat Home Minister Haren Pandya's testimony against Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
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Full transcript: Stand by my report on no evidence against Modi, says SIT chief RK Raghavan to NDTV
In what will be a shot in the arm for Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as he heads into elections this year, a court in Ahmedabad has noted that a Special Investigation Team's (SIT) final report in the 2002 Gujarat-riots-related Gulberg Society massacre case has found no evidence against any of the 62 accused; that list includes Mr Modi.
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No evidence against Narendra Modi, says Supreme Court-appointed team: 10 facts
A court in Gujarat today confirmed a committee set up by the Supreme Court has not found any evidence against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi or 57 others in a case based on the 2002 communal riots filed against them by Zakia Jafri. Here are 10 big facts on this story:
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Hope to complete report by April 30: Riots panel chief to NDTV
SIT Chief RK Raghavan told NDTV in an exclusive interview that he was satisfied with the outcome of Modi's questioning.
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Tough task for Gujarat riots probe team
The head of the SIT team RK Raghavan has got cracking in the Gujarat riots cases.
