Police deny FIR against Modi in Snoopgate
7 Jan 2014 6:57 AM IST
Sharma, whose name has figured in the raging row, approached Gandhinagar police with his complaint and sought an FIR to be registered but the police merely accepted his application.
‘Police Inspector (in-charge) of Sector-7 police station accepted the application but refused to file an FIR.
So, I am now going to SP office to register my complaint,’ Sharma told reporters and said he would move the court if his endeavour to get an FIR registered failed.
The suspended IAS officer said he was the aggrieved party and therefore, he had the locus standi to file the FIR.
‘Sector-7 police station officials refused to take any action initially. They asked me to go to Commission or the court,’ he said.
‘This is a cognizable offence and the Supreme Court has said that an FIR should be lodged in a cognizable offence.
I have submitted evidence of audio clippings of the two websites (Gulail and Cobra post),’ he said.
‘My complaints are against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, former state Home minister Amit Shah, then Inspector General (intelligence) A K Sharma and others,’ he said.
‘Police Inspector (in-charge) of Sector-7 police station accepted the application but refused to file an FIR.
So, I am now going to SP office to register my complaint,’ Sharma told reporters and said he would move the court if his endeavour to get an FIR registered failed.
The suspended IAS officer said he was the aggrieved party and therefore, he had the locus standi to file the FIR.
‘Sector-7 police station officials refused to take any action initially. They asked me to go to Commission or the court,’ he said.
‘This is a cognizable offence and the Supreme Court has said that an FIR should be lodged in a cognizable offence.
I have submitted evidence of audio clippings of the two websites (Gulail and Cobra post),’ he said.
‘My complaints are against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, former state Home minister Amit Shah, then Inspector General (intelligence) A K Sharma and others,’ he said.
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