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Political motive?

Sir, — Mr. Prasad's political motive was clear from one of the terms of reference of the Banerjee committee of enquiry — whether all the kar sevaks on the S-6 coach had reserved tickets. The Election Commission's warning to political parties is an indirect condemnation of communal politicians posing as secularists.

K.G. Acharya,
Mumbai

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Sir, — How could Godhra have been an accident when media reports quoted many survivors as saying they were attacked by a mob, hurling stones and ignited rags at them? Why did the passengers in the S-6 coach not jump off the train if they were not prevented from doing so?

Hetal Pandya,
Bangalore

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