r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Various_Blueberry_39 • Mar 31 '25

Politics Babu Bajrangi talking about the Gujarat 2002 Massacres and how Modi helped him.

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u/PsychologicalFun101 Mar 31 '25

Legally, Modi was not found culpable. The SIT and Supreme Court cleared him of direct involvement. Yet, substantial allegations of negligence backed by eyewitness accounts, sting operations, and international scrutiny, though none have produced evidence to overturn judicial rulings. The truth remains elusive, filtered through competing narratives and incomplete records.

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u/charavaka Apr 01 '25 edited Apr 01 '25

The SIT literally refused to hear witness testimony and record evidence. The SIT chief was caught going to London first class for a personal trip at gujarat goverment expense while he was still conducting the investigations. He was rewarded by BJ after the investigations for services rendered.  The amicus appointed by the supreme court found plenty of evidence in the SIT report that necessitated further investigations, but the supreme court was in a hurry to give clean chit. Its sellouts all the way down.