*Mumbai <http://www.ndtv.com/article/list/cities/1/mumbai>: * Reacting to > an Ahmedabad court verdict that rejected a petition seeking the prosecution > of Chief Minister Narendra > Modi<http://www.ndtv.com/article/people/narendra-modi-s-political-journey-from-rss-worker-to-bjp-s-pm-candidate-418393> > in > the 2002 communal riots case, activist Mallika Sarabhai today said that it > was "silly to have expected anything else but a clean chit" for Mr Modi > from a Gujarat court." > > Speaking to NDTV, Ms Sarabhai also alleged that everyone in Gujarat was > "terrified of Modi's vengeance" and added that "courts in India are not > above politics." > > Yesterday, in major relief for Mr Modi, a court in Ahmedabad accepted the > clean chit given to him in the 2002 communal violence in his state and > rejected a petition filed against him by Zakia Jafri, whose husband Ehsan > Jafri was burnt alive during the riots. > > >>> -- Peace Is Doable
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