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    HC confirms life sentence to 14 convicts in Gujrat’s Ode massacre case

    By JK Global NewsMay 11, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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    Gujrat: Giving its verdict in Ode massacre that took place in Anand district , a division bench of the Gujrat High Court on Friday confirmed life sentence handed to 19 in the case. The bench acquitted three and also confirmed acquittal of 23 of the 47 accused.

    Two days after the Godhra train carnage, 23 Muslims were burned alive in the Ode massacre in Anand district of central Gujarat on March 1, 2002.

    The SIT court in 2012 held 23 out of 47 guilty. Ode massacre case is one of the nine major riots cases which were handed over the Supreme Court appointed SIT for further investigation.

    The convicts had challenged the lower court’s decision in the High Court. The SIT also moved the court, challenging the acquittals in the case and demanding enhancement of sentences of five convicts who got seven years in jail. The SIT has also sought capital punishment for all the accused found guilty of murder.

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