Ahmedabad, August 12 :The hate list of Modi specially from the whistle blower cops is increasing day by day as the cops are comming out of fear and exposing the role of Modi in Gujarat carnage.
KULDEEP SHARMA
Had directed the submission of the interim report of the Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case before the Supreme Court, which led to the arrest of some of the senior IPS officers.
The matter finally led to the doors of Gujarat minister of state for home Amit Shah.
Sharma was given a non- descript assignment as the MD, Gujarat state sheep and wool development corporation. His annual confidential report too was downgraded.
He moved the Central Administrative Tribunal and in turn got the chargesheet against him quashed. He is now on a central deputation
RAHUL SHARMA
Saved about 300 Muslim kids from an irate Hindu mob in Bhavnagar in 2002. He was transferred as the DCP, Ahmedabad ( PCR). In this low key posting, Sharma procured the cell phone call details of the political leaders, bureaucrats and radical elements, exposing the systemic collusion in the 2002 riots. He was immediately shifted to Surat. Later, he joined the CBI on deputation. Upon his return to the parent cadre, he was posted at Rajkot as the DIG armed unit. In February he was served a show cause
The snooping gatekeeper who exposed the ‘ rioters’
the 1992 batch IPS officer from the Gujarat cadre, has been the proverbial thorn in the flesh for the Narendra Modi government since the beginning of the communal violence in Gujarat in 2002.
Sharma was transferred to Bhavnagar from Vadodara, where he was the Western Railways SP, just before February 27, 2002 — the day the Sabarmati Express was torched. Incidentally, Godhra — where the train was burnt — falls under the jurisdiction of the Western Railways SP Vadodara.
At his new posting, Sharma ensured that peace was maintained in the district during his brief stint there. But he managed to ruffle the feathers of his superiors during this short tenure. His seniors were rattled because Sharma, in his line of duty, had opened fire on a Hindu mob which was on its way to attack a madarsa in Bhavnagar town.
Subsequently, he was shunted to the low- profile post of DCP, Ahmedabad police control room, on April 8, 2002.
According to Sharma, the then Ahmedabad police commissioner P. C. Pandey had asked him to assist the police in probing riot incidents in the city, which included those of Naroda Patiya, Naroda Gam and Gulberg Society.
The tech savvy Sharma, an engineer from IIT Kanpur and a law graduate, procured the cell phone call details of that period from Cellforce and AT& T, the telecom service providers in the city at that time.
The explosive call details implicated many bigwigs of the state polity as well as the bureaucracy. Sharma, sensing the value of the evidence he had collected, kept a copy of the call details while sending the original CDs to his senior P. P. Pandey, who headed the Ahmedabad crime branch then.
He later submitted the call details before the Nanavati Commission as well as the Justice U. C. Banerjee Commission, which probed the burning of the train.
While the state government had questioned the authenticity of the CDs submitted by Sharma, these call details corroborated with other evidence led to the arrest of at least two senior leaders accused in the riots — Maya Kodnani, a former member of Modi’s cabinet and VHP leader Jaydeep Patel.
Interestingly, less than a week after he procured the CDs, Sharma was shunted out of the probe and sent to 11 state reserve police at Vav near Surat in South Gujarat.
Later, he was sent on a deputation to the CBI on February 17, 2004 as the Gandhinagar SP. He was subsequently promoted and joined the CBI in Mumbai as DIG ( economic offences wing) on May 2007. He returned after the five- year stint to his parent cadre and was posted at Rajkot as DIG arms unit in 2009.
SANJIV BHATT
The 1988 batch IPS officer filed an affidavit in the SC, alleging Modi had told senior IPS officers to go soft on the rioters at a meeting at the latter’s residence.
a separate affidavit, he claimed that there was a nexus between the state judicial officers and the riot accused. An FIR was filed against Bhatt and he was suspended
R. B. SHREEKUMAR
Had put the Gujarat government in the dock after filing six affidavits before the Nanavati Commission. The affidavits had details from the diaries he had maintained during his tenure as the state intelligence chief. The state government had denied him promotion and he took the matter to the CAT, which ruled in his favour. He also won the case in the state HC
RAJNISH RAI
The 1992 batch IPS officer who was handed over the charge of investigation in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh encounter case after Geetha Johri arrested accused IPS officers, including DG Vanzara. His ACR was also downgraded, which he challenged in the CAT, which later stayed the downgrading in April this year government filing The from took which also HC