Gulbarg Society Witness Firoz Pathan Says ‘Too Little, Too Late’
Firoz Pathan has been waging a legal battle for the last fourteen years and feels defeated after Thursday’s verdict.
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Firoz Pathan, one of the key witnesses of the Gulbarg society massacre who lost 10 members of his family in the 2002 riots, has expressed his angst at the verdict on Thursday. (Photo: The Quint)
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Firoz Pathan, one of the key witnesses of the Gulbarg society massacre who lost 10 members of his family in the 2002 riots, has expressed his angst at the verdict on Thursday.
Firoz alleged that the ‘main conspirator’, Bipin Ambalal Patel, has been acquitted.
How can we be happy when the main conspirator is let off? There were 16 police officers present on the spot that day. Yet, the rioters killed people, raped women. Many witnesses had identified Bipin Ambalal Patel. Yet, he is let off the hook.
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