Setback to Gujarat
govt; Ahmedabad court to hear Bhatt's bail plea
10/5/11
AHMEDABAD
- In a setback to the Gujarat government,
a sessions court in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, rejected its application against
the arrested IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt and said the court would hear Bhatt's
bail plea. Following this order, the hearing on the bail application of Bhatt
is to begin soon.
TheGujarat government had opposed the hearing
on the grounds that Bhatt's revision remand application was pending.
The
Session
Judge V K Vyas said that Bhatt's bail application should be heard, even if the
remand application was pending in another court.
The court had reserved its order on an application by the state government saying that Bhatt's bail plea cannot be heard as his revision remand application is pending.
The court had reserved its order on an application by the state government saying that Bhatt's bail plea cannot be heard as his revision remand application is pending.
Bhatt
was arrested on September 30 in connection with an FIR filed against him by a
police constable K D Pant in June, for allegedly threatening him and making him
sign false affidavits regarding a meeting called by Chief Minister Narendra
Modi on February 27, 2002, hours after the Godhra train carnage.
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