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UP Gangster Vikas Dubey, Killed In Encounter, Faced 61 Cases, 8 For Murder: Police Records
Uttar Pradesh gangster Vikas Dubey killed by police in an encounter faced a total of 61 criminal cases, including eight of murder involving the killing of at least 15 people.
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General Elections 2019: 11 Crorepatis Contesting In Third Phase Of Bengal Elections On April 23
Out of the 61 candidates across parties contesting from the five West Bengal seats -- Balurghat, Jangipur, Murshidabad, Malda Uttar (North) and Malda Dakshin (South) -- in the third phase of the Lok Sabha elections, 11 have assets worth over Rs 1 crore, while 15 have declared criminal cases against them, said a study released on Thursday.
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61 Criminals Have Been Arrested In UP's Amethi
As many as 61 wanted criminals were arrested by the Amethi district police in a special drive, a senior police officer said today.
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Rwandan Genocide Court Shuts After 20 Years and $2 Billion
After two decades of work and 61 convictions at a cost of nearly $2 billion, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda shuts up shop amid criticism but at least with some justice served.
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UP Gangster Vikas Dubey, Killed In Encounter, Faced 61 Cases, 8 For Murder: Police Records
Uttar Pradesh gangster Vikas Dubey killed by police in an encounter faced a total of 61 criminal cases, including eight of murder involving the killing of at least 15 people.
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General Elections 2019: 11 Crorepatis Contesting In Third Phase Of Bengal Elections On April 23
Out of the 61 candidates across parties contesting from the five West Bengal seats -- Balurghat, Jangipur, Murshidabad, Malda Uttar (North) and Malda Dakshin (South) -- in the third phase of the Lok Sabha elections, 11 have assets worth over Rs 1 crore, while 15 have declared criminal cases against them, said a study released on Thursday.
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61 Criminals Have Been Arrested In UP's Amethi
As many as 61 wanted criminals were arrested by the Amethi district police in a special drive, a senior police officer said today.
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Rwandan Genocide Court Shuts After 20 Years and $2 Billion
After two decades of work and 61 convictions at a cost of nearly $2 billion, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda shuts up shop amid criticism but at least with some justice served.
