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SIT finds Modi biased in 2002 Gujarat riots
New Delhi: The Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team has indicted Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi for the 2002 riots. The SIT has concluded that the meeting Modi called at his residence in Gandhinagar on the night of 27th Feb. 2002 after returning from the Godhra train burning site incited Hindu mobs to vent their anger.
Tehelka magazine has scooped 600-page Godhra SIT enquiry report into Narendra Modi's alleged role in the 2002 massacre in which 2000 people mostly Muslims were killed by the Hindu mobs backed by police and ruling politicians.
Tehelka's Editor Investigation, Ashish Khetan has scooped the sensational enquiry report by the Supreme Court constituted Special Investigations Team into Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's alleged role in the 2002 pogrom; the magazine disclosed it in a press statement this evening.
This damning report -- published as Tehelka's cover story 'The Smoking Gun' in the current issue of the magazine, volume 8, issue 6 -- which also has Modi's ten hour long deposition blows craters into the BJP propaganda that the SIT had exonerated Modi and vindicated his handling of the 2002 riots.
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Posted on: 04 Feb 2011
New Delhi: The Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team has indicted Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi for the 2002 riots. The SIT has concluded that the meeting Modi called at his residence in Gandhinagar on the night of 27th Feb. 2002 after returning from the Godhra train burning site incited Hindu mobs to vent their anger.
Tehelka magazine has scooped 600-page Godhra SIT enquiry report into Narendra Modi's alleged role in the 2002 massacre in which 2000 people mostly Muslims were killed by the Hindu mobs backed by police and ruling politicians.
Tehelka's Editor Investigation, Ashish Khetan has scooped the sensational enquiry report by the Supreme Court constituted Special Investigations Team into Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's alleged role in the 2002 pogrom; the magazine disclosed it in a press statement this evening.
This damning report -- published as Tehelka's cover story 'The Smoking Gun' in the current issue of the magazine, volume 8, issue 6 -- which also has Modi's ten hour long deposition blows craters into the BJP propaganda that the SIT had exonerated Modi and vindicated his handling of the 2002 riots.
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