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NCPRI said that it had sent a detailed analysis on the draft Bill, highlighting issues such as changes made to the RTI Act and the lack of independence of the oversight body. But the Bill continues to suffer from the same problems.
The Archaeological Survey of India’s 2003 claim that there is evidence of a temple under the Babri Masjid doesn’t enjoy consensus, even among members of the group that conducted the dig.
The Mumbai-based organisation has questioned the ‘complicity of the police’ in the communal clashes reported recently.
“An institution as important as the Supreme Court of a country must be open to public discussion without the fear of retribution or action of criminal contempt,” a statement released by 131 signatories said.
The report describes the circumstances leading to violence, how Muslims were selectively targeted, and how investigations smack of a cover-up; Prominent citizens write to President, seek inquiry.
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