Are the Men in Khaki Killing the Democracy?
By siliconindia   |   Tuesday, 27 September 2011, 22:20 IST   |    16 Comments
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However huge political nexus has been a problem for some policemen to play honest and this is a prima facie in Modi's case. When a senior police officer Sanjiv Bhatt implicated Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the communal riots in 2002 he was suspended right away.
Gujarat Riots
Sanjiv Bhatt was posted in the Intelligence Department when India saw its worst communal riots since the partition. In an affidavit submitted to the Supreme Court, Bhatt said that he attended a meeting on February 27, 2002 after the Godhra train burning incident where Modi asked police officers to be "indifferent" to rioters. The Congress and the Left parties condemned the Gujarat government's action of suspending two police officials, who provided evidence against Chief Minister Narendra Modi about the handling of the 2002 communal riots.

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