Gujarat riots: Amit Shah denies parading of bodies of victims, says ‘Bodies taken in closed ambulances’
- 2 years ago
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on June 25 refuted the claims of parade of charred bodies of Kar Sevaks killed in Godhra train fire to Ahmedabad and said that their bodies were taken by families to their homes in closed ambulances.
During an interview with ANI’s Smita Prakash, Shah said, “There was no professional input that there would be such escalated reactions. No parade (of bodies of Godhra train burning victims) was done, it's false. They were taken to Civil Hospital and bodies were taken by families to their homes in closed ambulances.”
“People (officers-administration) had done a good job. But there was anger due to the incident (Godhra train burning), and nobody had an inkling — neither the Police nor anyone else. Later it wasn't in anyone's hands,” he added.
During an interview with ANI’s Smita Prakash, Shah said, “There was no professional input that there would be such escalated reactions. No parade (of bodies of Godhra train burning victims) was done, it's false. They were taken to Civil Hospital and bodies were taken by families to their homes in closed ambulances.”
“People (officers-administration) had done a good job. But there was anger due to the incident (Godhra train burning), and nobody had an inkling — neither the Police nor anyone else. Later it wasn't in anyone's hands,” he added.