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Mangalore: Inquiry commission unfair
Mangalore, Oct 29: Sangliana, former police official is not at all happy about the inquiry commission appointed by the State Govt to probe attacks on Christians. He is voicing it aloud too.
Christians had demanded that the commission be headed by a retired Supreme Court judge or a judge of a High Court of another State to ensure fairness and justice. But the State Government has constituted a commission headed by a former judge of the Karnataka High Court BK Somasekhara to inquire into the attacks. He opines that the inquiry will be a biased one.
OneIndia News
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Story first published: Wednesday, October 29, 2008, 14:04 [IST]
