Sanjeev Bhatt

In a special tribute to heroes of the Kargil War, celebrated chef Sanjeev Kapoor and his teamwill prepare ''Tiranga kheer'' at the ''badakhana'' (grand dinner) to be organised in this battle zone on Thursday for the families of martyrs, serving troops and Army veterans.

Gujarat Police officer Sanjiv Bhatt, who took on Narendra Modi over the 2002 riots in the state, has been sacked. In a Facebook post, Mr Bhatt has said he was removed on the basis of a "sham inquiry and fabricated charges."

Suspended Gujarat Police officer Sanjiv Bhatt has been sacked by the state government. Mr Bhatt was suspended in 2011 for remaining absent from duty without permission and misuse of official vehicles.

Sacked IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt tonight said that he was removed from service by the Gujarat government after a "sham and ex-parte" probe on completely "fabricated" charges.

Suspended Gujarat Police officer Sanjiv Bhatt, who had taken on Narendra Modi over the Gujarat riots cases four years ago, has been has been sacked by the Gujarat government.

The Gujarat government has sent a notice to suspended police officer Sanjeev Bhatt on basis of a controversial video. In an 11-minute video clip, a person purported to be Mr Bhatt is seen with an unknown woman.

The Gujarat High Court today directed the G T Nanavati Inquiry Commission, probing the 2002 post-Godhra riots, to give suspended IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt access to all intelligence documents pertaining to the riots by Friday.

After being defeated by Chief Minister Narendra Modi, Shweta Bhatt, a Congress candidate in Gujarat assembly polls and wife of suspended police officer Sanjeev Bhatt, on Thursday said people of Gujarat "can't see the truth" and "deserve Modi."

A Gujarat court has framed charges of murder against Indian Police Service officer Sanjeev Bhatt, who is best known for alleging that Chief Minister Narendra Modi had asked state police to go slow against Hindus in the 2002 Gujarat riots and to allow them to "vent their anger".

The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its verdict today on whether to enhance the sentence of Sanjeev Nanda, accused in the 1999 BMW hit-and-run case. Mr Nanda had crushed six persons to death, including three policemen, while driving his BMW car in an inebriated condition in the wee hours of January 10, 1999 at Lodhi Colony in South Delhi.

The bail plea hearing of anti-Modi police officer Sanjiv Bhatt has been adjourned till tomorrow by a local court in Ahmedabad.

Suspended Gujarat police officer Sanjiv Bhatt, known for taking on Chief Minister Narendra Modi, made it clear today that he will not compromise with the Modi government in any way, even if that means risking his bail.

After spending two nights at the Sabarmati Jail, arrested IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt will apply for bail in an Ahmedabad court today. He was sent to judicial custody on Saturday.

A day after he was arrested, a court in Ahmedabad today sent suspended IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt to judicial custody. Mr Bhatt will now be lodged in Sabarmati Jail till his bail hearing comes up on Monday.

IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt who blamed Chief Minister Narendra Modi for the Gujarat riots of 2002 was arrested on Friday night in Gandhinagar. The state police also conducted raids at his residence after the arrest.

In a special tribute to heroes of the Kargil War, celebrated chef Sanjeev Kapoor and his teamwill prepare ''Tiranga kheer'' at the ''badakhana'' (grand dinner) to be organised in this battle zone on Thursday for the families of martyrs, serving troops and Army veterans.

Gujarat Police officer Sanjiv Bhatt, who took on Narendra Modi over the 2002 riots in the state, has been sacked. In a Facebook post, Mr Bhatt has said he was removed on the basis of a "sham inquiry and fabricated charges."

Suspended Gujarat Police officer Sanjiv Bhatt has been sacked by the state government. Mr Bhatt was suspended in 2011 for remaining absent from duty without permission and misuse of official vehicles.

Sacked IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt tonight said that he was removed from service by the Gujarat government after a "sham and ex-parte" probe on completely "fabricated" charges.

Suspended Gujarat Police officer Sanjiv Bhatt, who had taken on Narendra Modi over the Gujarat riots cases four years ago, has been has been sacked by the Gujarat government.

The Gujarat government has sent a notice to suspended police officer Sanjeev Bhatt on basis of a controversial video. In an 11-minute video clip, a person purported to be Mr Bhatt is seen with an unknown woman.

The Gujarat High Court today directed the G T Nanavati Inquiry Commission, probing the 2002 post-Godhra riots, to give suspended IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt access to all intelligence documents pertaining to the riots by Friday.

After being defeated by Chief Minister Narendra Modi, Shweta Bhatt, a Congress candidate in Gujarat assembly polls and wife of suspended police officer Sanjeev Bhatt, on Thursday said people of Gujarat "can't see the truth" and "deserve Modi."

A Gujarat court has framed charges of murder against Indian Police Service officer Sanjeev Bhatt, who is best known for alleging that Chief Minister Narendra Modi had asked state police to go slow against Hindus in the 2002 Gujarat riots and to allow them to "vent their anger".

The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its verdict today on whether to enhance the sentence of Sanjeev Nanda, accused in the 1999 BMW hit-and-run case. Mr Nanda had crushed six persons to death, including three policemen, while driving his BMW car in an inebriated condition in the wee hours of January 10, 1999 at Lodhi Colony in South Delhi.

The bail plea hearing of anti-Modi police officer Sanjiv Bhatt has been adjourned till tomorrow by a local court in Ahmedabad.

Suspended Gujarat police officer Sanjiv Bhatt, known for taking on Chief Minister Narendra Modi, made it clear today that he will not compromise with the Modi government in any way, even if that means risking his bail.

After spending two nights at the Sabarmati Jail, arrested IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt will apply for bail in an Ahmedabad court today. He was sent to judicial custody on Saturday.

A day after he was arrested, a court in Ahmedabad today sent suspended IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt to judicial custody. Mr Bhatt will now be lodged in Sabarmati Jail till his bail hearing comes up on Monday.

IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt who blamed Chief Minister Narendra Modi for the Gujarat riots of 2002 was arrested on Friday night in Gandhinagar. The state police also conducted raids at his residence after the arrest.