Modi minister held in post Godhra riot case (March 2009)- As prime
ministerial candidate L K Advani and chief minister Narendra Modi on
27/3/09 launched the BJP’s campaign at the Kankaria lakefront, a few
kilometres away, in Gandhinagar, Maya Kodnani, a minister in Modi’s
cabinet, was arrested in one of the post-Godhra riot cases of
2002.Minister of state for women and child welfare and higher education,
Kodnani was arrested after the Gujarat high court cancelled her
anticipatory bail on Friday in the Naroda Patia and Naroda Gam riots
case. A trained gynaecologist, she resigned from the ministry and
surrendered before the SC-appointed Special Investigation Team in
Gandhinagar with VHP leader Jaideep Patel.
Varun guilty; EC asks BJP not to field Varun (March 2009)- The Election Commission has found the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, Varun Gandhi guilty of making remarks against Muslims in an election rally in Pilibit and in the wake, violating polls laws. The EC has also declared that the CD was not doctored and said that it will initiate criminal proceedings against him.
India win Hamilton Test, a win in NZ after 33 years (21st March 2009): – Dominant India defeated New Zealand by 10 wickets in the 1st Test to take 1-0 lead. This is India’s first Test win in New Zealand since 1976. India wrapped up New Zealand’s second innings on 279 with the hosts giving a 38-run lead in the 1st Test. Harbhajan Singh took six wickets for his side.
Varun guilty; EC asks BJP not to field Varun (March 2009)- The Election Commission has found the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, Varun Gandhi guilty of making remarks against Muslims in an election rally in Pilibit and in the wake, violating polls laws. The EC has also declared that the CD was not doctored and said that it will initiate criminal proceedings against him.
India win Hamilton Test, a win in NZ after 33 years (21st March 2009): – Dominant India defeated New Zealand by 10 wickets in the 1st Test to take 1-0 lead. This is India’s first Test win in New Zealand since 1976. India wrapped up New Zealand’s second innings on 279 with the hosts giving a 38-run lead in the 1st Test. Harbhajan Singh took six wickets for his side.
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