We have to forgive, forgive: Gujarat Muslims on Modi

December 20, 2012 10:46

Sonil Dedhia reporting from outside the BJP HQ in Ahmedabad speaks to Mohammed Sajjad and Mohammed Shaikh who dropped by. They says they are are confident of Modi's victory. "There is no one who can defeat him. He has done a lot to develop Gujarat," says Shaikh.

Ask Mohammed Sajjid about the Godhra riots and he says, "That's a thing of the past. In the last 10 years there hasn't been a single day where there's been a call for curfew in Gujarat. We have to forgive and forget and move ahead. I am sure of Modi's victory."

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