The most onerous-and potentially bloody-task before the new government in Maharashtra is the review of the recommendations of the Srikrishna Commission which probed the 1992-93 Bombay riots. When the commission was set up, the Congress was in power in the state. But the report was submitted to a Sena-bjp government with both parties named in the report for their involvement in the riots. Predictably, the then chief minister, Manohar Joshi, rejected the findings, particularly as Justice Srikrishna had clearly named Sena supremo Bal Thackeray the main culprit. 'Like a general directing his troops'', the Sena chief caused mayhem and murder, the report said.