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Zaheera gave 15 false statements: Court

None | ByUnited News of India, Mumbai
Apr 25, 2006 10:09 PM IST

A special court has said that Zaheera Sheikh had given false statements on 15 occasions during the re-trial.

Prime witness in the Best Bakery case of Gujarat Zaheera Sheikh had given false statements on 15 occasions during the re-trial of the case in Mumbai, the Special Court here in Mumbai pointed out and has directed that reply be filed by Thursday.

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Providing 15 instances false statement during the re-trial to Zaheera's counsel Umesh Deshpande, Additional Sessions Judge Abhay Thipsay said she had tried to suppress the facts relating to the alleged offences and incidents which she was aware of.

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Thipsay has, in particular, referred to the fact that Zaheera claimed to be unaware that a re-trial of the case had been ordered on her grievances.

She had lied that her brothers and servants got down from the terrace after the police and fire brigade came next morning of the incident.

The court also said that while Zaheera had given evidence to the effect that she had not lodged any report with the police, but when her signature on the document was shown to her, she admitted it was her signature.

She had also stated that she was not aware of the result of the previous trial in Vadodara, nor did she know whether her sister Sabira had died during the riots.

Zaheera has shown her ignorance of having approached the Supreme Court and that the Apex court had ordered a re-trial in the case, considering her grievances.

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