Nanavati Commission

The Nanavati Commission was a special investigative body set up by the Indian government in 2000 to examine the circumstances of the 2002 Gujarat riots, during which widespread violence and loss of life occurred. Its purpose was to review reports, gather evidence, and clarify the events that led to the violence, aiming to ensure accountability and justice. The Commission conducted hearings, interviewed witnesses, and produced findings to aid in understanding the causes and responsible parties involved in the riots.