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'Bomb did not cause mosque demolition'
LUCKNOW, DEC. 10. A former police official, who was Senior
Superintendent of Police, Faizabad district, on the day of
demolition of the Babri mosque in 1992, today denied that a bomb
blast brought down the structure.
``There was no bomb blast which caused the demolition of the
Babri Masjid,'' the official, Mr. D.B.Rai, told presspersons
here.
``Such a story, as being put forward by the RSS chief Mr. K.
Sudarshan, after eight years, is totally unfounded and
baseless,'' he said.
``I, as district police chief, did not get any information
pertaining to any blast,'' said Mr. Rai, who is one among the 49
chargesheeted in the case.
Mr. Sudarshan's statement that an explosion brought the shrine
down ``has only been concocted and fabricated to save some senior
leaders chargesheeted by the CBI,'' he said.
Mr. Rai had resigned from the IPS after the incident to join the
BJP on whose ticket he got elected to the last Lok Sabha from
Sultanpur. He, however, stated that fire crackers were burst by
kar sevaks after the demolition.
- PTI
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