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Guilty should be punished in Ishrat case: Shinde
New Delhi, July 10: The guilty in the Ishrat Jahan shootout case should be punished, Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said Wednesday while denying that the Intelligence Bureau chief had written to him in connection with the case.
"Those guilty should be punished ... the IB chief has not written to me," said Shinde when reporters here sought his comments on the alleged role of senior Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Rajinder Kumar in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan shootout case.
In
its
charge
sheet
filed
last
week,
the
Central
Bureau
of
Investigation
termed
the
shootout
as
fake
but
did
not
name
IB
officer
Rajinder
Kumar.
There were media reports that IB chief Asif Ibrahim had written to Shinde in connection with the case.
"Every agency has an identity. I can't say anything till we go into the detail on the IB's role," said Shinde.
Mumbai college student Ishrat Jahan, Pranesh Gopinath Pilai, Amjad Ali and Jishan Johar were killed by Gujarat Police in a shootout in Ahmedabad.
IANS
