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GN Saibaba Should Be Seen As Hero: Activist Harsh Mander
GN Saibaba, who died due to post-operative complications last week, seven months after he was acquitted in a case alleging his Maoist links, was a person with enormous love for his country and should be seen as a hero, activist Harsh Mander said.
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Activist In Elgar Parishad-Maoist Links Case
The Supreme Court granted bail to academic-activist Shoma Kanti Sen, arrested in the Elgar Parishad-Maoists links case, taking cognisance of the "composite effect" of the delay in framing charges coupled with her prolonged detention.
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Activist Stan Swamy Conspired With Maoists To Overthrow Government: Court
The special NIA court that refused bail to 83-year-old activist Stan Swamy in the Elgar Parishad-Maoists links case has held that based on material on record Stan Swamy had schemed a "serious conspiracy" with members of a banned Maoist organisation to create unrest in the country and to overthrow the government.
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Stan Swamy Sent To Judicial Custody Till October 23 In Bhima-Koregaon Case
A special National Investigative Agency court on Friday remanded 82-year-old human rights activist Father Stan Swamy, arrested in connection with the Elgar Parishad-alleged Maoist links case, in judicial custody till October 23.
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Elgar Parishad Case: Another Activist Refuses To Depose Before Panel
Sudhir Dhawale, an activist with alleged Maoist links, on Saturday became the second accused in the Pune Elgar Parishad case after Surendra Gadling to refuse to depose before the inquiry commission probing the 2018 Koregaon Bhima caste violence.
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Bhima Koregaon Activists Mobilised Dalits To Overthrow Government: Police
Maharashtra Police Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that activists arrested in connection with the Koregaon-Bhima violence and Maoist links were mobilising Dalits to achieve the motive of the CPI (Maoist) to "overthrow the government".
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Court Refuses To Quash Case Against Activist Over Koregaon-Bhima Violence
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to reject Pune police's complaint against civil rights activist Anand Teltumbde in connection with the Elgar Parishad-Koregaon Bhima violence and for his alleged Maoist links
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Bhima-Koregaon Arrests: 5,600-Page Chargesheet Has Many Weak Links
The chargesheet filed against an assortment of lawyers, activists, poets and professors arrested in June and charged with Maoist links has thrown up multiple weak links, NDTV has found.
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Letter With Digvijaya Singh's Number Found In Elgar Parishad Probe
A letter containing what police claimed was the phone number of senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has been made part of the charge sheet against 10 activists arrested for alleged Maoist links in connection with the Elgar Parishad case, a senior official said today.
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Pune Court Rejects Bail Pleas Of 3 Activists Over Alleged Maoist Links
A court in Pune today rejected the bail applications of activists Sudha Bharadwaj, Vernon Gonsalves and Arun Ferreira, who were arrested for their alleged links with Maoists.
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Activist Gautam Navlakha Moves Court, Seeks To Quash Police Complaint
Civil liberties activist Gautam Navlakha, arrested in connection with the Koregaon-Bhima case and his alleged links with Maoists, has moved the Bombay High Court seeking to quash the case filed against him by Pune Police.
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Varavara Rao's Family Calls Top Court Verdict On Activists "Unfortunate"
The Supreme Court's refusal to interfere in the arrest of five rights activists is "unfortunate and unexpected", a family member of P Varavara Rao, who is under house arrest for his alleged links with Maoists, said on Friday.
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"Kill PM Plot" Can't Be Vague Charge: Justice Chandrachud's Dissent View
Justice DY Chandrachud, one of three Supreme Court judges who ruled today over the arrest of five activists for alleged links to Maoist insurgents, gave a dissenting view, saying that the police appeared to be sponsoring a media trial of the accused. He said the charges against activists of involvement in a plot to assassinate Prime Minister Narend...
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"Activists' Arrest Not Based On Dissent": Top Court Refuses Special Probe
The Supreme Court today refused to interfere with the arrests of five rights activists - accused of links to Maoists - and extended their house arrest by four more weeks. In a majority 2-1 judgement, the top court also refused the activists' petition for a probe by a Special Investigation Team (SIT).
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In Activists' Arrest, 13 'Maoist' Letters And Multiple Loopholes
Letters and emailspurportedly recovered from activists arrested by Pune police for Maoist links are riddled with inconsistencies and flawed assumptions, an NDTV analysis has found.
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GN Saibaba Should Be Seen As Hero: Activist Harsh Mander
GN Saibaba, who died due to post-operative complications last week, seven months after he was acquitted in a case alleging his Maoist links, was a person with enormous love for his country and should be seen as a hero, activist Harsh Mander said.
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Activist In Elgar Parishad-Maoist Links Case
The Supreme Court granted bail to academic-activist Shoma Kanti Sen, arrested in the Elgar Parishad-Maoists links case, taking cognisance of the "composite effect" of the delay in framing charges coupled with her prolonged detention.
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Activist Stan Swamy Conspired With Maoists To Overthrow Government: Court
The special NIA court that refused bail to 83-year-old activist Stan Swamy in the Elgar Parishad-Maoists links case has held that based on material on record Stan Swamy had schemed a "serious conspiracy" with members of a banned Maoist organisation to create unrest in the country and to overthrow the government.
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Stan Swamy Sent To Judicial Custody Till October 23 In Bhima-Koregaon Case
A special National Investigative Agency court on Friday remanded 82-year-old human rights activist Father Stan Swamy, arrested in connection with the Elgar Parishad-alleged Maoist links case, in judicial custody till October 23.
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Elgar Parishad Case: Another Activist Refuses To Depose Before Panel
Sudhir Dhawale, an activist with alleged Maoist links, on Saturday became the second accused in the Pune Elgar Parishad case after Surendra Gadling to refuse to depose before the inquiry commission probing the 2018 Koregaon Bhima caste violence.
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Bhima Koregaon Activists Mobilised Dalits To Overthrow Government: Police
Maharashtra Police Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that activists arrested in connection with the Koregaon-Bhima violence and Maoist links were mobilising Dalits to achieve the motive of the CPI (Maoist) to "overthrow the government".
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Court Refuses To Quash Case Against Activist Over Koregaon-Bhima Violence
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to reject Pune police's complaint against civil rights activist Anand Teltumbde in connection with the Elgar Parishad-Koregaon Bhima violence and for his alleged Maoist links
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Bhima-Koregaon Arrests: 5,600-Page Chargesheet Has Many Weak Links
The chargesheet filed against an assortment of lawyers, activists, poets and professors arrested in June and charged with Maoist links has thrown up multiple weak links, NDTV has found.
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Letter With Digvijaya Singh's Number Found In Elgar Parishad Probe
A letter containing what police claimed was the phone number of senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has been made part of the charge sheet against 10 activists arrested for alleged Maoist links in connection with the Elgar Parishad case, a senior official said today.
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Pune Court Rejects Bail Pleas Of 3 Activists Over Alleged Maoist Links
A court in Pune today rejected the bail applications of activists Sudha Bharadwaj, Vernon Gonsalves and Arun Ferreira, who were arrested for their alleged links with Maoists.
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Activist Gautam Navlakha Moves Court, Seeks To Quash Police Complaint
Civil liberties activist Gautam Navlakha, arrested in connection with the Koregaon-Bhima case and his alleged links with Maoists, has moved the Bombay High Court seeking to quash the case filed against him by Pune Police.
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Varavara Rao's Family Calls Top Court Verdict On Activists "Unfortunate"
The Supreme Court's refusal to interfere in the arrest of five rights activists is "unfortunate and unexpected", a family member of P Varavara Rao, who is under house arrest for his alleged links with Maoists, said on Friday.
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"Kill PM Plot" Can't Be Vague Charge: Justice Chandrachud's Dissent View
Justice DY Chandrachud, one of three Supreme Court judges who ruled today over the arrest of five activists for alleged links to Maoist insurgents, gave a dissenting view, saying that the police appeared to be sponsoring a media trial of the accused. He said the charges against activists of involvement in a plot to assassinate Prime Minister Narend...
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"Activists' Arrest Not Based On Dissent": Top Court Refuses Special Probe
The Supreme Court today refused to interfere with the arrests of five rights activists - accused of links to Maoists - and extended their house arrest by four more weeks. In a majority 2-1 judgement, the top court also refused the activists' petition for a probe by a Special Investigation Team (SIT).
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In Activists' Arrest, 13 'Maoist' Letters And Multiple Loopholes
Letters and emailspurportedly recovered from activists arrested by Pune police for Maoist links are riddled with inconsistencies and flawed assumptions, an NDTV analysis has found.
