New Delhi, Mar 02 (ANI): The controversy and debate surrounding the June 15, 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case took another fresh twist on Wednesday, when a former bureaucrat who was attached with the union home ministry, also questioned the need for a second affidavit. Former joint secretary of the Home Ministry A.K. Jain said that there was no reason to doubt the inputs provided by the Gujarat Government and the Intelligence Bureau (IB) in 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case. Jain who was the Joint Secretary (JS) in charge of monitoring communal-related matters across the country said that the reports were clear that outfit to which Ishrat belonged to, had an association with terror groups.
