Shah not guilty, evidences fabricated:Modi in Delhi
July 24, 2010
Shah not guilty, evidences fabricated:Modi in Delhi
New Delhi, 24 July 2010
Speaking with media persons in Delhi early in the morning on Saturday, the Gujarat Chief Minister said his minister Amit Shah is not guilty, and all allegations against him are false.
“The Congress government that is ruling the country has failed in curtailing price rise, they went to Pakistan and came back with nothing, their statements in the house instigate the Maoists making them kill innocent people, Kashmir is burning again. All in all, the government has failed on every single stand it took. It is a Government of failures,” Modi said.
“Amit Shah is completely innocent and all evidences against him are just fabricated. Everything is politically motivated. The whole country knows that during the 2007 elections, Congress had projected Sohrabuddin as a national hero and tried to cash in on him. However, they had to suffer a huge loss. This is a conspiracy against the Gujarat government. It is an attempt to disturb the developmental trajectory Gujarat is following for long. They are just trying to avenge the 2007 election loss,” Modi said.
“BJP and all the forces that are fighting against terrorism, leave it to the common man to judge. Amit bhai will follow all the legal procedures in utmost honesty and fightback in the same way,” Modi added.
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