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Ujjwal Nikam not fit to prosecute Mohsin Shaikh killers: Minority group
Updated On: 18 June, 2014 11:10 AM IST | | Salil Urunkar
Rashtrapremi Kruti Samiti, a minority group, has written to the chief minister, objecting to the appointment of the 26/11 special prosecutor in the techie’s murder case, stating he has ‘very cordial relations with Hindu communal forces’

Ujjwal Nikam
Raising doubts on the ‘secular’ credentials of Advocate Ujjwal Nikam who secured a conviction for 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab, a city-based organisation has objected to his appointment as the special public prosecutor (SPP) in the murder trial of IT graduate Mohsin Shaikh.

Not the ‘right’ pick: The body’s president says the state government should choose anyone but Nikam
The Rashtrapremi Kruti Samiti (RKS), a body that works for the rights of minority and backward groups, has opposed Nikam’s appointment in a letter to the chief minister, stating that he has close links with right-wing extremist groups.


