Magistrate likely to pronounce order tomorrow on Zakia's plea
Ahmedabad: A local court is likely to pronounce its order tomorrow on Zakia Jafri's petition against closure report of Supreme Court-appointed SIT, giving clean chit to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and others with regard
Protesting SIT's report, Jafri, on April 15 this year, filed a petition demanding rejection of report as well as an order from court to file charge sheet against Modi and others.
While defending its report and demanding the rejection of Jafri's petition, SIT counsel R S Jamuar had submitted that no direct or circumstantial evidence has been found during its investigation which can prima facie support Jafri's allegations.
SIT, during its submissions and in its replies to the issues raised by Jafri, contended that no evidential value could be attached to the testimonies given by three IPS officers R B Sreekumar, Sanjeev Bhatt and Rahul Sharma, whom Jafri has cited as witnesses.
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