Guj Cong dubs probe in snooping row as 'Save Modi Commission'

November 26, 2013 15:47

Terming the two-member inquiry commission constituted by the Gujarat government over alleged snooping on a woman by police, as an eyewash, state Congress today dubbed it as "Save Modi Commission".

"A thief who steals, himself decides the investigating officer to nab the accused," Gujarat Congress chief Arjun Modhwadia said, reacting to the constitution of the commission.

"Instead of handing over the probe to a sitting judge of Supreme Court or lodging a complaint, a 'Save Modi Commission' has been constituted to cover-up the entire incident," he alleged.

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