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Gandhinagar:
The brother of Sohrabudin Sheikh, who was allegedly killed by the
Gujarat police in a staged gunfight, Saturday served notices to the
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders for contempt of court.
Rajesh P. Mankad, the Ahmedabad-based lawyer for Rubabuddin who
lives in Madhya Pradesh, said that the pronouncements by the BJP
leaders May 2 in Ahmedabad were a clear contempt of the Supreme
Court and its orders and pronouncements in the case of Rubabuddin
Sheikh versus the state of Gujarat.
"Such pronouncements constitute interference in the process of law
and therefore this notice," the notice, dated Friday, and dispatched
by registered post to BJP state unit chief Ramesh Fardu, former
state chief Purshottam Rupala, party general secretary Vijay Rupani
besides central BJP leaders.
The notice has sought their response within seven days.
It cites the fact that the apex court had clearly ruled that the
investigation into the case by the Gujarat police was not proper,
even under its directions, and therefore was handed over to the
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
"The Supreme Court has also noted in its order that the
investigations into the death of Tulsiram Prajapati, an associate of
Sohrabuddin, seems to be an attempt to eliminate an eye-witness
through a suspect killing."
"The BJP rules in Gujarat and its government has represented before
the apex court in the case. Despite being aware of the matter, you
have cast aspersions on the CBI and termed it as a Congress party
agent, termed Sohrabuddin a terrorist and threatened a public
agitation," the notice said, adding this "amounts to a clear
contempt of the apex court order, interference in the administration
of justice, process of law and an attempt to mislead the people of
the state to garner political benefit."
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