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SC rejects Gujarat request to stop monitoring
riot cases
Tuesday October 11, 2011 04:37:00 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi:
Taking a cue from the central government in the 2G case, the
Gujarat government Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to stop
monitoring the trial in the 2002 riot cases.
An apex court bench headed by Justice D.K Jain was told by senior
counsel Mukul Rohtagi that according to the rules, monitoring
should come to an end after the chargesheet has been filed.
However, the court said that the trial was being monitored by the
Special Investigation Team for the last two years and there was no
change in circumstances to go back on that decision.
The central government has asked the Supreme Court to stop
monitoring in the 2G scam case as the chargesheet has already been
filed by the CBI in the trial court. The government has taken the
position that monitoring should come to an end after filing of the
chargesheet.
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