Naroda case: Trial court defers verdict till August 29
A designated court today deferred to August 29 the pronouncement of judgement in the Naroda Patiya communal riot case of 2002, in which a former BJP minister is one of the 61 accused.
A designated court on Saturday deferred to August 29 the pronouncement of judgement in the Naroda Patiya communal riot case of 2002, in which a former BJP minister is one of the 61 accused.
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Special judge Jyotsna Yagnik, who had earlier given a tentative date on Saturday for delivering the much-awaited judgement put off the verdict by two months without assigning any reason.
Naroda Patiya, a locality in the city, saw one of the worst riots in the wake of Sabarmati Express burning incident near Godhra.
Ninety-seven members of a minority community were massacred in the area by a violent mob on February 28 2002, a day after the Godhra train fire.
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