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  2002 riots: Another police officer blames Modi


  India
  2002 riots: Another police officer blames Modi
  Meghdoot Sharon, Gaurav Shah, CNN-IBN
  Updated Jun 06, 2011 at 08:58am IST
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  Gujarat 2002 riots Narendra Modi
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  Click to play videoNew Delhi: Yet another top police officer in Gujarat has 
gone public, raising questions over the conduct of the Gujarat police force in 
controlling the communal riots in 2002. Retired Gujarat Director General of 
Police RN Bhattacharya has said that there was a feeling among officers that 
the lower rank officials had failed to safeguard the rights of the citizens. 

  As the head of the IPS Officers' Association, he even called for a meeting to 
discuss the issue. As many as 40 officers attended the meeting, even as riots 
were on and passed a resolution that they must fulfill their constitutional 
duty. 

  "It would have been impossible at that time. But the response of these 40 IPS 
officers was a sequel to the feeling that on the ground level, things are not 
being properly done," said Bhattacharya. 

  Bhattacharya has also questioned the stand taken by the state government in 
the Nanavati Commission that IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt is not a credible witness 
and his statements and affidavit cannot be entertained. Bhatt too had earlier 
raised questions over the Gujarat police's role, indicating that was the result 
of instructions given by state Chief Minister Narendra Modi on February 27, 
2002. 

  "How can a counsel say such a thing? It is beyond me. I have worked with 
Sanjiv Bhatt when I was DG, Intelligence. I have found him to be a highly 
reliable man," Bhattacharya claimed. 

  While the Supreme Court will finally decide on Modi's role in the riots, this 
fresh revelation does strengthen allegations that the Chief Minister did ask 
the police officers to go slow against rioters during the post Godhra riots. 







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