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Amit Shah Interview: SC gives a clean chit to the accused in the Gujarat riots case 2002

The Supreme Court of India gave a clean chit to the accused in the 2002 Gujarat Riots case which includes the current Prime Minister Modi. Amit Shah was questioned about his opinions on the case and what can be done to avoid a situation like that from taking place again. The Home Minister spoke about the progress that Gujarat has made since 2002.

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