Jiten Gogoi denies involvement in secret killing
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MLA Jiten Gogoi of Bokakhat, whose name appeared in the Justice KN Saikia Commission report pertaining to the 'secret killings', has expressed serious concern and said he would move even the Supreme Court to clear his name from the report.
Expressing his grave resentment over his name being associated with the issue, Gogoi alleged that Justice Saikia never met him even for once during the enquiry.
Terming his indictment as intentional, he spoke about his determination to take the matter to the court and to institute a defamation suit.
Gogoi also apprised newsmen gathered at the Bokakhat Circuit House premises that when secret killings took place, he was neither an ULFA or SULFA man.Rather he was engaged in bringing about an economic and agricultural revolution in the area.
KOUSHIK HAZARIKA, BOKAKHAT
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Expressing his grave resentment over his name being associated with the issue, Gogoi alleged that Justice Saikia never met him even for once during the enquiry.
Terming his indictment as intentional, he spoke about his determination to take the matter to the court and to institute a defamation suit.
Gogoi also apprised newsmen gathered at the Bokakhat Circuit House premises that when secret killings took place, he was neither an ULFA or SULFA man.Rather he was engaged in bringing about an economic and agricultural revolution in the area.
KOUSHIK HAZARIKA, BOKAKHAT
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