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CBI Demand for Shah Remand Rejected

  •   Wed, Aug 04 2010 12:39:11 PM

Ahmedabad, Aug 4 (IANS) A CBI court Wednesday rejected the agency's demand for a seven-day custody of former Gujarat minister Amit Shah, arrested for the 2005 killing of Sohrabuddin Sheikh.

Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) special judge A.I. Raval's ruling stunned the agency. "The CBI may challenge the decision. The CBI may go to the high court," a source in CBI told IANS.

The CBI had July 23 produced a 3,000-page chargesheet and accused Shah of murder, abduction and conspiracy in the case of alleged staged shootout.

Shah has been in judicial custody since July 25.

  

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  • G.N.Bangera , Mijar/Muscat

    Wed, Aug 04 2010

    Justice is Independent from any Politics , any party may come to Power & go , justice will be done to people by the Judge

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  • Roshan, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 04 2010

    Surprised see comments from you Mr.Pinto.You being a minority should understand the dreaded Modi ruling which is against minorities.How come you talk in favour of him and his aid.

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  • Tony Pinto, Manglore - Mumbai

    Wed, Aug 04 2010

    3,000-page chargesheet till now CBI cannot prove just seems pulling days sure CBI has always been in the hands of the ruling party and the Congress is hell cannot prove on defaming Narendra Modi in Gujarat................

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  • Kateel Ramesh Prabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Wed, Aug 04 2010

    It is a slap on the face for all those who spoke against Shah/Modi/BJP.Truth alone prevails.

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