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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Ishrat Jahan encounter case: CBI to file 'explosive' preliminary chargesheet today

Posted on 2:35 AM by Unknown

Ishrat Jahan encounter case: CBI to file 'explosive' preliminary
chargesheet today
The CBI is likely to name only those policemen who were at the scene
of crime besides seeking more time in a bid to probe the conspiracy
angle behind the incident.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will file a charge sheet in
the 2004 Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case.

The CBI is likely to name only those policemen who were at the scene
of crime besides seeking more time in a bid to probe the conspiracy
angle behind the incident.

The Gujarat High Court had earlier told the CBI to file the
chargesheet at the earliest so that no more accused can get out on
default bail, while a top official of the Intelligence Bureau (IB) was
interrogated for his role in the alleged fake encounter killing.

The court asked the CBI to focus on the conspiracy involving the
custody of the deceased, the encounter and the persons involved in the
alleged conspiracy and the alleged fake gunfight in which the four
persons were killed.

The court also allowed CBI's plea seeking that Gujarat cadre IPS
officer Satish Verma, who has been assisting the CBI in the
investigation, be dropped from the probe team from June 23.

The CBI earlier this month grilled Intelligence Bureau (IB) Special
Director Rajender Kumar at an unknown location in Gandhinagar in
connection with his role in the case and three others by Ahmedabad
police.

The CBI, which is investigating the case on the directive of the
Gujarat High Court, wants to charge the then Ahmedabad IB station
chief Rajender Kumar for conspiracy to murder.

Nineteen-year-old Ishrat was killed along with three others on June
15, 2004 allegedly by a team of Crime Branch officials on the
outskirts of Ahmedabad.

The Crime Branch had then claimed that the four were LeT members and
were on a mission to kill Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
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