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The Commission, however, could not visit Sidhpur without prior consultation with the Government of Gujarat. By that time the State had been placed under Governors rule. It had neither an elected Assembly nor a popular Ministry. Shri K.T. Satarawala, Adviser to the Governor of Gujarat, came to New Delhi on May 1, 1980 and met the Chairman of the Commission. After a discussion on the prevailing communal situation at Sidhpur, it was agreed that the Adviser would send to the Chairman a detailed note on the communal incidents which took place during March and April 1980.¹² The Advisers Note on Rudramahalaya and Jama Masjid was duly sent to the Chairman on May 16, 1980. It was accompanied by a map of the area and some photographs.¹³