Original sentence: According to Amnesty International, the arrestees have been subjected to arbitrary and illegal and incommunicado detention, have been denied access to lawyers, relatives, and medical attention, and have been tortured.According to Human Rights Watch, who visited Naroda Patia three weeks later,  Muslim homes in the area were completely burnt but Hindu homes were not burnt at all.Almost all have been charged under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA).As of mid October 2003, about 80 people - all who identify themselves as Muslims - had been charged and arrested in relation to these incidents with the charge of conspiracy against the state.In the following days, hundreds of young people with swords, daggers, axes, and iron rods walked around the area, shouting "Jai Shri Ram".On February 28, in one incident in Ahmedabad, at Naroda Patia, across the road from the State Reserve Police (SRP) quarters, a crowd of about 5000 people set fire to the entire locality, gang-raping women and girls before killing them, altogether killing at least 65 people.On November 24, 2003, a sessions court judge in the Nadiad district found 15 people guilty (out of 63 accused) for the killing of 14 Muslims on March 3, 2002 in the village of Ghodasar.Points of view differ on the number, with the figure 2000 being seen by some as an exaggeration, and by others as an underestimate.Several witnesses claimed that the police not only failed to protect residents' calls for help, but participated in the killings.The community mosque, Noorani Masjid, facing the SRP, was burnt using LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) cylinders.These killings were investigated in an unofficial inquiry headed by retired Justice V.Witnesses also claimed that Sangh Parivar members (from Bajrang Dal and Shiv Sena) were directly responsible for the killings in this incident
Edited sentence: Points of view differ on the number, with the figure 2000 being seen by many as a deliberate and irresponsible exaggeration.The killing of either 800 or at least 2000 people (depending on point of view), mostly because they were perceived to be Muslims, but also including some Hindus, Christians, and non-religious people, was investigated in an inquiry headed by Justice V