Oh!! The great P R Patel judgement? Brilliant!!. By the way, have you bothered to go through the forensic reports, the legal evidences through which the entire procedure of judgement had gone through? Did you notice any sort of absurdity in it? Certainly, you did not. Have you ever asked yourself that how could six different railway officials miss the brilliant scene of cutting the vestibules between S6 and S7 when they were actually present on the spot? Did you notice the fact that the employees of the local petrol pump actually accepted selling 140 litres of petrol after one long year of the incident? The same vendors later confessed that they were actually forced by the police to implicate Jabir and his group. The session judge refused to accept Tehlka to accept as either defence witness or court witness to enable the accused to defend themselves.
Testimony of 41 passengers including 20 karsevaks of S6 were taken. Their reports varied widely from each other. Most of them don’t even remember if the petrol was thrown from outside. Those who remember it could not recall where exactly the petrol had fallen. None of them seem to be aware of the masterpiece called Jabir script. There were two GRP men present near cabin A and two railway personnel in cabin A which overlooks the entire railway track including S6. None of them had reported that Jabir entered in the train by cutting vestibule’s canvas in a running train (which is quite impossible in reality) and throw petrol in the coach.
Based upon the result of the polygraph test conducted on five accused, the judge had sentenced death for two. Now, read what Supreme court of India tells us about the DDTs on it’s judgement of 5th May, 2010. If you have high regards for the session judgement, hope you respect the supreme court judgement too.
There are plenty of other evidences that suggests the burning of S6 was not a premeditated conspiracy but an accident or on the spot reaction by perpetrators which have been strangely avoided by this court. Judgments of courts are not above question. And after going through the details of P R Patil judgement, plenty of broken links can be observed. Use of threat, doctoring with factual reports and intimidating witnesses have been reported. Jabir Binyamin Behra might have done a superhuman task within seven minutes from 07:48 to 07:55 hrs on that fateful day. Maulavi Umarji might be guilty of conspiracy and murder. But the way verdict has been announced it is nothing but a farce and is subjected to deeper investigation. And calling me MULLAH is certainly not going to join those missing links.
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