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SIT
questions IPS officer in Gulburg riot case
Monday March 21, 2011 08:34:42 PM,
PTI
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Gandhinagar: The special
investigation team probing some of the post-Godhra riot cases today
recorded the statement of IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt in connection
with the Gulburg society case.
He was questioned for over five hours by the SIT investigating
officer Himanshu Shukla at the agency's office in Block 11 at old
Secretariat campus.
"Bhatt was being questioned as he was posted as DCP at the State
Intelligence Bureau (SIB) during the 2002 riots," SIT officials
said.
Bhatt, a 1988 batch IPS officer, is presently posted as the
principal of the State Reserve Police (SRP) Training Centre in
Junagadh district.
"My statement was recorded in regard to the FIR 67/02 of
Meghaninagar Police Station (Gulburg society)," Bhatt said.
He, however, declined to divulge
further details.
Sources in the SIT said that recording of the statement of the IPS
officer is not yet completed and was likely to continue tomorrow.
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