The case involves killing of three in anti-Sikh riots  The CBI
on Wednesday opposed the plea by a victim of the 1984 anti-Sikh
riots seeking further probe into the killing of three persons at
Gurdwara Pul Bangash in which the agency had given a clean chit
to Congress leader Jagdish Tytler.  The CBI prosecutor told
Additional Sessions Judge Anuradha Shukla Bhardwaj that
Lakhwinder Kaur, whose husband Badal Singh was killed in the
riots, had no “locus standi” to intervene in the case. Ms. Kaur
had filed the protest petition against the clean chit to Mr.
Tytler.  The prosecutor said: “She has no locus standi as she
was neither a complainant nor a witness or an informant in the
main case. The petition is not maintainable and should be
dismissed.” The prosecutor also cited several judicial
precedents in which petitions by “third parties” were rejected.
However, the prosecutor had to restrict his arguments without
being able to enter into the merits of the CBI clean chit to Mr.
Tytler as senior advocate H. S. Phoo