CHAPTER 1 VIOLENCE IN VADODARA: AN OVERVIEW After Ahmedabad, Vadodara (also known as Baroda) experienced the most widespread and sustained violence following the Godhra massacre on 27th FebruaryThe first incident

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Date: 2006-09-15 21:14:13 India Best Bakery case Vadodara Vishva Hindu Parishad Gujarat violence Noakhali genocide Religious violence in India Indian Railways Rail transport in India		CHAPTER 1 VIOLENCE IN VADODARA: AN OVERVIEW After Ahmedabad, Vadodara (also known as Baroda) experienced the most widespread and sustained violence following the Godhra massacre on 27th FebruaryThe first incident Add to Reading List Source URL: www.onlinevolunteers.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 45,14 KB Share Document on Facebook

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