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In Supreme Court, Gujarat Refuses To Share Details Of Alleged Fake Encounters
The Gujarat government on Monday in the Supreme Court expressed reservation over-sharing with petitioners material in a matter seeking a probe into the alleged fake encounter cases in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006.
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Supreme Court Hears Plea On Gujarat Fake Encounter Killings From 2002-2006
The Supreme Court today heard the matter related to alleged fake encounter cases in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006 for whose monitoring it had set up a committee under former top court judge H S Bedi.
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Retired Cop Accused Of Staging Encounter In 2002 Surrenders Before Court In UP
A retired police circle officer, who was absconding in a 2002 fake encounter case, surrendered before a court on Wednesday, the authorities said.
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Supreme Court Slams UP Government For "Laxity" In 19-Year-Old Encounter Case
Supreme Court has pulled up the UP government for the "laxity" in proceeding with a case, in which a man was killed in an alleged encounter by the police in 2002, and directed it to deposit Rs 7 lakh with the top court registry towards interim costs
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3 Gujarat Encounters Fake, Says Probe Panel; 9 Police Officials Indicted
Three out of the 17 police encounters that took place in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006 were fake, a committee set up to investigate these cases has told the Supreme Court.
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3 Gujarat Encounters Fake, Says Probe Panel; 9 Police Officials Indicted
The Justice H S Bedi committee, which investigated several cases of alleged fake encounter in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006, has recommended prosecution of police officials in three out of the 17 cases probed by it.
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Gujarat Encounters Final Report Should Be Given To Parties: Top Court
Rejecting the Gujarat government's plea, the Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered that the final report of the Justice H S Bedi Committee on 24 alleged fake encounter cases from 2002 to 2006 in the state be given to parties of the petition.
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Gujarat Government Gets 2 Weeks To File Response In Encounter Case
The Supreme Court has granted a week to the Gujarat government to file its response to the final report of a court-appointed committee which has monitored the probe into alleged fake encounter killings in Gujarat between 2002 and 2006.
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Gujarat Government Promotes IPS Officer Geeta Johri, 3 Others
The Gujarat government promoted IPS officer Geeta Johri to the rank of DGP, while three other officers were also elevated today.
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Who is Amit Shah?
In December 2002, Narendra Modi crushed the Congress to win a record 126 seats in the 182-member Gujarat Assembly. The BJP man who won by the highest margin of votes, over 1.58 lakh and even higher than Modi himself, was his close confidant Amit Anilchandra Shah in Sarkhej, Ahmedabad.
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Petition seeks reopening of 'fake' encounter cases in Andhra Pradesh
The Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission Justice KG Balakrishnan has referred to the division bench of the Commission a petition seeking re-opening of all files related to alleged fake encounters in Kurnool and Guntur districts of Andhra Pradesh between 2000 and 2002, in which 19 persons were killed.
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BJP says CBI is crossing the line to target Modi
The BJP's protests are a visible sign of its discomfort with the direction taken by inquiries into the Gujarat riots of 2002 and the fake encounter of Sohrabuddin Shaikh in 2005.
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In Supreme Court, Gujarat Refuses To Share Details Of Alleged Fake Encounters
The Gujarat government on Monday in the Supreme Court expressed reservation over-sharing with petitioners material in a matter seeking a probe into the alleged fake encounter cases in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006.
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Supreme Court Hears Plea On Gujarat Fake Encounter Killings From 2002-2006
The Supreme Court today heard the matter related to alleged fake encounter cases in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006 for whose monitoring it had set up a committee under former top court judge H S Bedi.
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Retired Cop Accused Of Staging Encounter In 2002 Surrenders Before Court In UP
A retired police circle officer, who was absconding in a 2002 fake encounter case, surrendered before a court on Wednesday, the authorities said.
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Supreme Court Slams UP Government For "Laxity" In 19-Year-Old Encounter Case
Supreme Court has pulled up the UP government for the "laxity" in proceeding with a case, in which a man was killed in an alleged encounter by the police in 2002, and directed it to deposit Rs 7 lakh with the top court registry towards interim costs
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3 Gujarat Encounters Fake, Says Probe Panel; 9 Police Officials Indicted
Three out of the 17 police encounters that took place in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006 were fake, a committee set up to investigate these cases has told the Supreme Court.
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3 Gujarat Encounters Fake, Says Probe Panel; 9 Police Officials Indicted
The Justice H S Bedi committee, which investigated several cases of alleged fake encounter in Gujarat from 2002 to 2006, has recommended prosecution of police officials in three out of the 17 cases probed by it.
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Gujarat Encounters Final Report Should Be Given To Parties: Top Court
Rejecting the Gujarat government's plea, the Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered that the final report of the Justice H S Bedi Committee on 24 alleged fake encounter cases from 2002 to 2006 in the state be given to parties of the petition.
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Gujarat Government Gets 2 Weeks To File Response In Encounter Case
The Supreme Court has granted a week to the Gujarat government to file its response to the final report of a court-appointed committee which has monitored the probe into alleged fake encounter killings in Gujarat between 2002 and 2006.
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Gujarat Government Promotes IPS Officer Geeta Johri, 3 Others
The Gujarat government promoted IPS officer Geeta Johri to the rank of DGP, while three other officers were also elevated today.
-
Who is Amit Shah?
In December 2002, Narendra Modi crushed the Congress to win a record 126 seats in the 182-member Gujarat Assembly. The BJP man who won by the highest margin of votes, over 1.58 lakh and even higher than Modi himself, was his close confidant Amit Anilchandra Shah in Sarkhej, Ahmedabad.
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Petition seeks reopening of 'fake' encounter cases in Andhra Pradesh
The Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission Justice KG Balakrishnan has referred to the division bench of the Commission a petition seeking re-opening of all files related to alleged fake encounters in Kurnool and Guntur districts of Andhra Pradesh between 2000 and 2002, in which 19 persons were killed.
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BJP says CBI is crossing the line to target Modi
The BJP's protests are a visible sign of its discomfort with the direction taken by inquiries into the Gujarat riots of 2002 and the fake encounter of Sohrabuddin Shaikh in 2005.
