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    Godhra train fire was deliberate, Sonia Gandhi's memoir claim is wrong:Ex-CBI officer Rakesh Asthana
    "Absolutely wrong": Ex-CBI Special Director Rakesh Asthana refutes Sonia Gandhi's memoir claim that the Godhra fire is "disputed"

    Rakesh Asthana, former Special Director of the CBI, contested claims made by Sonia Gandhi in her memoir. He emphasized that the investigation into the Godhra train burning was thorough and had clear findings. According to Asthana, doubts raised about the findings were motivated by political reasons. The incident, which occurred in 2002, resulted in considerable communal unrest and the loss of many lives.

    Godhra train burning: SC to hear pleas against HC order on February 13

    The Supreme Court of India has scheduled February 13 for the final hearing of appeals in the 2002 Godhra train burning case. The Gujarat government's appeal for the death penalty for 11 convicts, whose sentences were commuted to life imprisonment by the High Court, will also be addressed. The bench emphasized no adjournments would be permitted.

    Remission to 11 convicts arbitrary: Bilkis Bano to Supreme Court

    Gupta added the convicts did not even bother to pay the fines imposed on them. The development took place on Tuesday during the resumed hearing of a clutch of petitions challenging the decision of the Gujarat government granting remission to eleven convicts held guilty of gang-raping Bilkis Bano and murdering her family members during the 2002 Godhra riots.

    SC to hear bail pleas of some convicts in Godhra train burning case Tuesday

    India's Supreme Court will hear on Tuesday the bail pleas of some convicts in the 2002 Godhra train burning case, which resulted in communal violence. The convicts are divided into four categories, including those who had specific roles, those who were part of the mob and those who have been facing health difficulties.

    SC grants bail to eight accused in 2002 Godhra train coach-burning case

    The Supreme Court on Friday granted bail to eight accused persons in connection with the 2002 Godhra train coach-burning case. The court, on Monday, had dismissed the bail pleas of the convicts in the 2002 Godhra train burning case who were awarded the death penalty by the trial court but it was commuted to life sentence by the Gujarat High Court.

    The Economic Times
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