"The investigators wanted to know from me about the profile of Yogi and his organisation Hindu Yuva Vahini (sic). The way they repeatedly questioned me about Yogi indicated that he (Yogi) was (their) main target, and they wanted to frame a prominent saffron-clad personality in the case," Chaturvedi said.During questioning, the ATS also wanted to know his connection to the RSS and its leader. He alleged that during detention, he and the other accused were subjected to torture worse than the third degree. The NIA, in its supplementary chargesheet, indicted the ATS for planting RDX in his house, he said. However, the NIA did not probe vital aspects like who funded the use of private aircraft, the source of the illegal pistol, RDX, etc, he said.

Source: Times of India October 24, 2017 00:13 UTC