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Faulty Voting Machines In Gujarat Replaced, Says Election Commission
Amid allegations by the Congress that electronic voting machines or EVMs malfunctioned in several parts of Gujarat in the first phase of assembly elections today, the Election Commission said on Saturday afternoon that about 0.3 per cent of the total ballot units and control units - which make up the EVM - had to be replaced during voting. That is ...
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2 Gujarat Cops Accused In Ishrat Jahan Case Forced To Quit By Top Court
Gujarat police officers NK Amin and Tarun Barot, accused in encounter killings including that of 19-year-old student Ishrat Jahan, gave their word to the Supreme Court today that they would resign.
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Hardik Patel to Stay in Jail For Now, Sedition Probe Will Continue
Hardik Patel, Gujarat's 22-year-old politician may have to remain in jail till January 5 next year, with the Supreme Court ordering today that investigation into sedition charges against him should continue.
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Supreme Court Stays Arrest of Activist Teesta Setalvad
Activist Teesta Setalvad, who is facing arrest for alleged embezzlement of funds, received a last-minute court reprieve on Thursday even as the Gujarat police landed at her doorstep.
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Will Try Our Best to Have an Indepth Probe in the Black Money Case: SIT Panel Chief to NDTV
At its first cabinet meeting today, the Narendra Modi government gave the go ahead for setting up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to bring back the black money stashed abroad. The committee will be headed by retired Supreme court judge, Justice M B Shah.
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Narendra Modi can be prosecuted: Report by Raju Ramachandran
Senior advocate Raju Ramachandran, appointed by the Supreme Court to investigate allegations of Narendra Modi's complicity in the Gujarat riots, has said that there appear to be enough grounds for offences to be made out against the chief minister. Mr Ramachandran's report says that "the offences which can be made out against Shri Modi, at this pri...
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Narendra Modi takes Lokayukta battle to Supreme Court
A day after the Gujarat High Court delivered a stinging assessment of his "false sense of invincibility," Narendra Modi has asked the Supreme Court for help.
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Moral setback for panel that questioned Modi
The Supreme Court has asked the Special Investigation Team not to associate two senior IPS officers -- Geeta Johri and Shivanand Jha -- in the investigations till further orders.
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Jaswant takes on Modi over ban on book
Narendra Modi and Gujarat slapping a ban on Jaswant Singh's book has come up against a serious counter attack by the expelled leader.
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Faulty Voting Machines In Gujarat Replaced, Says Election Commission
Amid allegations by the Congress that electronic voting machines or EVMs malfunctioned in several parts of Gujarat in the first phase of assembly elections today, the Election Commission said on Saturday afternoon that about 0.3 per cent of the total ballot units and control units - which make up the EVM - had to be replaced during voting. That is ...
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2 Gujarat Cops Accused In Ishrat Jahan Case Forced To Quit By Top Court
Gujarat police officers NK Amin and Tarun Barot, accused in encounter killings including that of 19-year-old student Ishrat Jahan, gave their word to the Supreme Court today that they would resign.
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Hardik Patel to Stay in Jail For Now, Sedition Probe Will Continue
Hardik Patel, Gujarat's 22-year-old politician may have to remain in jail till January 5 next year, with the Supreme Court ordering today that investigation into sedition charges against him should continue.
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Supreme Court Stays Arrest of Activist Teesta Setalvad
Activist Teesta Setalvad, who is facing arrest for alleged embezzlement of funds, received a last-minute court reprieve on Thursday even as the Gujarat police landed at her doorstep.
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Will Try Our Best to Have an Indepth Probe in the Black Money Case: SIT Panel Chief to NDTV
At its first cabinet meeting today, the Narendra Modi government gave the go ahead for setting up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to bring back the black money stashed abroad. The committee will be headed by retired Supreme court judge, Justice M B Shah.
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Narendra Modi can be prosecuted: Report by Raju Ramachandran
Senior advocate Raju Ramachandran, appointed by the Supreme Court to investigate allegations of Narendra Modi's complicity in the Gujarat riots, has said that there appear to be enough grounds for offences to be made out against the chief minister. Mr Ramachandran's report says that "the offences which can be made out against Shri Modi, at this pri...
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Narendra Modi takes Lokayukta battle to Supreme Court
A day after the Gujarat High Court delivered a stinging assessment of his "false sense of invincibility," Narendra Modi has asked the Supreme Court for help.
-
Moral setback for panel that questioned Modi
The Supreme Court has asked the Special Investigation Team not to associate two senior IPS officers -- Geeta Johri and Shivanand Jha -- in the investigations till further orders.
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Jaswant takes on Modi over ban on book
Narendra Modi and Gujarat slapping a ban on Jaswant Singh's book has come up against a serious counter attack by the expelled leader.
