Gujarat Violence

Rahul trains gun at Modi, says Gujarat violence repercussion of PM's 'politics of anger'

Rahul Gandhi on Thursday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the violence in Gujarat during quota agitation by Patels, saying it was a repercussion of the "politics of anger" pursued by Modi.

Will Modi apologise for 2002? 'If he has to say it to become PM'

Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay has written the book Narendra Modi – The Man, The Times. He spoke to Firstpost at Jaipur.

'Nitish won't pass the test for secular image by attacking Modi'

CPI-ML(Liberation) questioned Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's propriety to attack Modi as he himself was part of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance.

Ex-associate files defamation suit against Teesta Setalvad

A former associate of activist Teesta Setalvad today filed a defamation suit against her in a local court.

SIT vs Amicus Curiae report: A triumph of democracy

The contrasting reports reveals that while justice might be distant, the law as a process still works – more so as the Modi juggernaut stumbles on a 25-page amicus curiae brief.

Tale of two reports: Amicus Curiae says investigate Modi

The amicus curiae noted in his 2011 report that investigations should be carried out into IPS official Sanjiv Bhatt's allegations that Modi had held a meeting with senior officials in 2002 in which he asked them not to take any action against rioters.

Muslim women speak: How the Gujarat riots changed our lives

A moment of violence turned the lives of five women upside down. And now they're speaking out: “I have learnt that the world can dismiss me in one word: Muslim," one of the women said.

Gujarat and Modi: Is Gandhi's state failing him?

Given the extremely shoddy gathering of evidence and prosecution, it is no longer possible that Gujarat will give justice to the Muslims.

SC orders Guj to stop probe against Teesta‎ in mass grave case

SC today asked the Gujarat government to stop further investigation into the case against social activist Teesta Setalvad for her alleged role in illegal exhumation of the bodies of the 2002 riot victims, saying that it is a malafide case.

Ode massacre: 18 sentenced to life, five get 7 years in jail

The court also sentenced five persons to seven years imprisonment. The court had convicted 23 persons for the murder of 24 persons in the village of Ode during the communal riots which took place in Gujarat in 2002.