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CBI says Amit Shah is not cooperating
7/28/2010
Ahmedabad: Amit Shah, the most trusted aide of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, will face a second round of grilling by CBI officials today in jail. At the questioning at Ahmedabad jail which lasted 6 hours yesterday, the CBI asked former Gujarat minister Amit Shah 37 questions, all pertaining to the manner in which Sohrabuddin Sheikh and his wife, Kauser, were killed. The CBI says Shah did not cooperate during interrogation and has denied any knowledge or involvement in the Sohrabuddin case.
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  Dons lead a lavish life inside Mumbai jail  
  Mumbai: Many underworld dons enjoy VIP treatment inside Mumbais high-security Arthur Road Jail even though they have been charged with many heinous crimes. Underworld don Abu Salem is an accused in the 1993 Bombay blasts and was extradited from Portugal in 2005. Salem was a Dawood Ibrahim gamng member but later on turned enemy. Mustafa Dossa is also an accused in 1993 Bombay blasts and was extradited from Dubai in 2003. He is a trusted Dawood aide too. Both the dons, lodged in Mumbais high-security Arthur Road Jail, on Saturday got into a scuffle similar to ones seen several times in Hindi movies, which left Salem with gashes on his face. Though both have been now shifted to separate jails, what has now come tumbling out of the jails closet are the shocking details of the lavish lives of underworld dons behind bars.

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