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SIT submits closure report in Zakia Jafri case, sources say no role of Modi
The Supreme Court-appointed special investigation team (SIT) is
believed to have given a clean chit to chief minister Narendra Modi
over allegations of his involvement in the 2002 riots. In its final
report submitted to the metropolitan court, the SIT has filed a
closure summary against Modi and 62 others accused by Zakia
Jafri, the widow of slain Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, the
sources claimed. Supreme Court had asked the SIT to probe Jafri's
accusation that the Gulbarg Society massacre was
the result of a conspiracy. The SIT, headed by former CBI chief R K
Raghavan, however, concluded it could not find any prosecutable
evidence.
Zakia is largely believed to be acting with the backing of Congress
party who's a sworn enemy of Narendra Modi, who's
been winning elections after elections virtually leading Gujarat
Congress to death. Last year, the Supreme Court had refused from
passing any order on Zakia's petition and had asked the trial court
to decide on the case on the basis of the SIT's report. Earlier,
Zakia had sought to lodge an FIR against 63 persons, including
Modi, to the DGP, but since it was rejected. Subsequently, she had
moved the high court. Justice M R Shah had directed her in 2007 to
file her complaint before a magisterial court, but she had chosen
to move the Supreme Court.
Now, with the report filed, it removes one for perceived
hindrance in Modi's march to becoming the tallest leader
of the nation.
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