Nearly two months after the Supreme Court issued an order to look into the petition lodged by Zakia Jafri against 63 people including Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the Gulberg Society massacre, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) is yet to record statement of any of the witnesses in the case. This was revealed by SIT Convenor Geetha Johari in her affidavit before the Gujarat High Court on Tuesday. Former BJP legislator Kalu Malivad, one of the 63 named by Jafri – the widow of the slain Congress leader Ehsan Jafri – has filed a petition in the High Court with a prayer to restrain SIT from probing into the petition. In the petition, Malivad’s counsel, S B Vakil, said SIT cannot probe into the petition following the Supreme Court’s order as no complaint has been registered in connection with the case. The HC had issued notices to various respondents including Johari. In her reply, Johari stated before High Court Justice H N Devani, " Related posts: Previous post: IMC-USA Weekly News Digest – June 15th, 2009 Next post: IMC-USA Weekly News Digest – June 29th, 2009IN THIS ISSUE
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