"The mobile phone records dating back to the post-Godhra riots of 2002 clearly establish a pattern of conspiracy," Mukul Sinha, an advocate from an NGO, Jan Sangharsh Manch told the Nanavati-Shah Commission.

"The phone records reveals the nexus between politicians, rioters and the Gujarat police," Sinha told the inquiry panel which was conducting a hearing on the mobile phone records present in the compact discs (CDs) submitted to the Commission by CBI officer Rahul Sharma.

Reiterating his demand to summon Gujarat Chief Minister Modi along with six others, Sinha also named the then Home Minister Gordhan Zadaphia and said the records showed that prime accused in the Naroda Patiya and Naroda Gam massacre cases were in constant touch with the minister.

Accused Bipin Panchal (in the Naroda Patiya case) was in constant touch with Zadaphia from February 28 to March 7, 2002 when the riots were at its peak, he said.