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Naroda Gam massacre case verdict

Ahmedabad: Ex-MLA Maya Kodnani along with advocates comes out of the Sessions Court after the verdict on Naroda Gam massacre case, in Ahmedabad, Thursday, April 20, 2023. A special SIT court in Ahmedabad Thursday acquitted all 67 accused, including Kodnani. (PTI Photo)

Ahmedabad: Defence lawyer Rakesh Modi shows victory sign after the verdict on Naroda Gam massacre case, in Ahmedabad, Thursday, April 20, 2023. A special SIT court in Ahmedabad Thursday acquitted all 67 accused, including former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani. (PTI Photo)

Ahmedabad: Acquitted persons celebrate outside the Sessions Court after the verdict on Naroda Gam massacre case, in Ahmedabad, Thursday, April 20, 2023. A special SIT court in Ahmedabad Thursday acquitted all 67 accused, including former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani. (PTI Photo)

Ahmedabad: People accused in the case related to the Naroda Gam massacre during the 2002 Gujarat riots, arrive at the court on the day of the verdict, in Ahmedabad, Thursday, April 20, 2023. (PTI Photo)

Ahmedabad: Vishva Hindu Parishad member Jaydeep Patel arrives at the court on the day of the verdict of the case related to the Naroda Gam massacre during the 2002 Gujarat riots, in Ahmedabad, Thursday, April 20, 2023. (PTI Photo)

Ahmedabad: An acquitted person outside the Sessions Court after the verdict on Naroda Gam massacre case, in Ahmedabad, Thursday, April 20, 2023. A special SIT court in Ahmedabad Thursday acquitted all 67 accused, including former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani. (PTI Photo)

Ahmedabad: Acquitted persons react outside the Sessions Court after the verdict on Naroda Gam massacre case, in Ahmedabad, Thursday, April 20, 2023. A special SIT court in Ahmedabad Thursday acquitted all 67 accused, including former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani. (PTI Photo)

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