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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.

    Fire breaks out at Government Civil Hospital in Gujurat's Godhra; over 200 patients evacuated safely

    A fire broke out in the medicine room of the Government Civil Hospital affiliated with the Medical College in Godhra, Gujurat. The event prompted the evacuation of more than 200 patients, including pregnant women. Firefighters and police rushed to the spot and began rescue operations. There were casualties in the incident while premilinary investigations suggest a fire from a short circuit.

    Tragedy of unimaginable magnitude: PM Modi on Godhra train burning

    "On February 27, 2002, we were seated in the Assembly for the budget session. That same day, it had been just three days since I'd become a state representative when suddenly, the horrific Godhra incident occurred. It was a tragedy of unimaginable magnitude. People were burned alive. Of course, this was tragic for everyone. Everyone prefers peace," PM Modi said.

    Godhra incident was painful but I kept myself above emotions: PM Modi

    Prime Minister Modi recounted the Godhra train burning incident of 2002. He highlighted his commitment to responsible governance and urged good people to enter politics with a mission. Modi emphasized the importance of a nation-first ideology. His experiences and principles shaped his political career and his approach to challenges.

    The Sabarmati Report: Yogi Adityanath declares film tax-free in Uttar Pradesh

    Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath declared the Hindi film 'The Sabarmati Report' tax-free in the state. The film, based on the 2002 Godhra train burning incident, has already been declared tax-free in five other BJP-ruled states. Adityanath praised the film for bringing out the truth and said every Indian should watch it.

    The Economic Times
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