Ebook {Epub PDF} The Fiction of Fact-Finding: Modi and Godhra by Manoj Mitta

The Fiction Of Fact Finding Modi And Godhra Manoj Mitta Author: www.doorway.ru+ Subject: The Fiction Of Fact Finding Modi And Godhra Manoj Mitta Keywords: the, fiction, of, fact, finding, modi, and, godhra, manoj, mitta Created Date: 11/27/ AM.  · Here I have tried to stitch together some scattered points from Manoj Mitta’s The Fiction of Fact-Finding: Modi and Godhra. The book is published at a time when India is already conducting the General www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 7 mins. Scrupulously researched, The Fiction of Fact-finding exposes a range of unasked questions which helped Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi procure a clean chit. The book is written by Manoj Mitta, a senior journalist who has been tracking legal and human /5(43).

MONOBINA GUPTA reviews The Fiction of The Fact-finding: Modi and Godhra by Manoj Mitta, Harper Collins India, My most embarrassing moment during my recent Eastern UP trip was hearing RSS and BJP men sing praises of the media. "Aap log Modiji ka bahut madat kar rahen hain". MODI AND GODHRA. Manoj Mitta. HarperCollins Publishers India. This is my second book on the vagaries of fact-finding in India, and this is again in relation to a carnage. The first was on the anti-Sikh violence in Delhi in , the very event that is often cited as the benchmark of comparison to the. The Fiction of Fact-Finding: Modi Godhra, a study of the Gujarat investigations, is written by Manoj Mitta who in co-authored a book on the anti-Sikh riots titled When a Tree Shook Delhi: The Carnage and its Aftermath. In an email interview to Firstpost, Mitta spoke about his findings.

www.doorway.ru Mitta, senior editor with the Times of India who writes on legal, human rights and public policy, on his latest book, "Th. In such perilous times journalist Manoj Mitta’s hard-hitting, superbly documented book The Fiction of Fact Finding: Modi and Godhra is a timely arrival in the market. And it does exactly what we are being told not to do: question the processes of investigation resulting in Modi’s acquittal. Here I have tried to stitch together some scattered points from Manoj Mitta’s The Fiction of Fact-Finding: Modi and Godhra. The book is published at a time when India is already conducting the General Elections.