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Eyewitness Identifies Yasin Malik As Shooter In 1990 Attack On Air Force Men
A former Indian Air Force (IAF) staffer and a crucial eyewitness for the prosecution identified separatist leader Yasin Malik as the main shooter who fired at and killed four IAF men outside Srinagar in 1990.
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Gujarat High Court Rejects AAP MLA's Pre-Arrest Bail In Firing Case
The Gujarat High Court on Monday rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Chaitar Vasava in a case of allegedly threatening forest officers and firing in the air while trying to resolve an issue pertaining to cultivation of
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In Fresh Unrest, Mob vs Cops Near Manipur Chief Minister's Office
The Manipur Police fired several rounds in the air today to disperse a mob that surrounded a police station near the Chief Minister's office in the state capital Imphal. Curfew has been reimposed in the city.
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Ex-Army Officer Shoots At Father After Fight Over AC Repair: Punjab Police
A 40-year-old ex-armyman allegedly fired a gun at his father in a fight over replacing an air conditioner in their house Jalal Chak village here, police said on Sunday.
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Massive Fire At Bhopal Building Put Out After Army Intervention
A massive fire at Satpura Bhawan in Bhopal, which houses offices of several government departments, was doused after a nearly 14-hour long operation involving the Indian Air Force and local authorities.
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Air Force Called In To Put Out Huge Bhopal Building Fire, PM Assures Help
A massive fire has broken out in four floors of the multi-storied Satpura Bhawan -- one of the buildings housing various government offices in Madhya Pradesh capital Bhopal.
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Shivraj Chouhan Seeks Air Force Help To Douse Fire At Government Building
A fire broke out on the third floor of Satpura Bhawan, a building housing offices of various departments of the Madhya Pradesh government, in Bhopal on Monday, officials said.
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On Challenge To Officer's Dismissal Over Brahmos Misfire, Court Seeks Centre's Stand
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought the Centre's stand on a petition by a former Air Force officer against his dismissal over the accidental firing of Brahmos missile into Pakistan during a simulation exercise last year.
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"Deviation" From Rules Led To Missile Misfire Into Pak, 3 Officers Sacked
The missile was fired accidentally from the Indian side into an area in Pakistan earlier in March, in an incident the Defence Ministry had called "deeply regrettable" and blamed on "technical malfunction".
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Air Force Officer, Family Rescued After Car Gets Stuck In Floodwater In Pune
An Indian Air Force (IAF) officer and his family members along with a pet dog were rescued by fire brigade personnel after their car stalled on a flooded road here on Friday.
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3 Rob Man At Gun-Point Posing As Anti-Drug Agency Officers: Goa Police
Three persons were held on Thursday for allegedly posing as anti-narcotics personnel, firing in the air and robbing a man in Mapusa in Goa, a police official said.
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Cops Open Fire In Air To Disperse Crowd At Assam Market
The police opened fire in the air in Assam's Bongaigaon district on Saturday morning to disperse a mob at a market that attacked the security personnel when asked to abide by the lockdown order, an officer said.
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"Tried To Scare Him With Lathi": Cop Who Faced Gunman In Delhi Violence
The unarmed Delhi Police officer who came face-to-face with a gun-wielding goon during violence that struck parts of Delhi this week has said he tried to distract the man by "showing my lathi
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Delhi Cops Did Fire During Jamia Protests, Records Show: Sources
The Delhi Police did use firearms to control the mob during the December 15 protests held by students of Jamia Millia Islamia, officers now admit in private. The officers had fired in the air in self-defence as the situation threatened to go out of hand and an entry on it has been found in the daily diary that is maintained at every police station,...
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"Big Mistake" To Shoot Down Our Own Chopper In J&K, Says Air Force Chief
The shooting down of an Mi-17 V5 helicopter by the Indian Air Force (IAF) on February 27 was a "big mistake", Air Chief Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria said today. Six IAF personnel and a civilian were killed in the incident, which took place on a day Indian and Pakistani fighter planes exchanged fire along the Line of Control.
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Eyewitness Identifies Yasin Malik As Shooter In 1990 Attack On Air Force Men
A former Indian Air Force (IAF) staffer and a crucial eyewitness for the prosecution identified separatist leader Yasin Malik as the main shooter who fired at and killed four IAF men outside Srinagar in 1990.
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Gujarat High Court Rejects AAP MLA's Pre-Arrest Bail In Firing Case
The Gujarat High Court on Monday rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Chaitar Vasava in a case of allegedly threatening forest officers and firing in the air while trying to resolve an issue pertaining to cultivation of
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In Fresh Unrest, Mob vs Cops Near Manipur Chief Minister's Office
The Manipur Police fired several rounds in the air today to disperse a mob that surrounded a police station near the Chief Minister's office in the state capital Imphal. Curfew has been reimposed in the city.
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Ex-Army Officer Shoots At Father After Fight Over AC Repair: Punjab Police
A 40-year-old ex-armyman allegedly fired a gun at his father in a fight over replacing an air conditioner in their house Jalal Chak village here, police said on Sunday.
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Massive Fire At Bhopal Building Put Out After Army Intervention
A massive fire at Satpura Bhawan in Bhopal, which houses offices of several government departments, was doused after a nearly 14-hour long operation involving the Indian Air Force and local authorities.
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Air Force Called In To Put Out Huge Bhopal Building Fire, PM Assures Help
A massive fire has broken out in four floors of the multi-storied Satpura Bhawan -- one of the buildings housing various government offices in Madhya Pradesh capital Bhopal.
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Shivraj Chouhan Seeks Air Force Help To Douse Fire At Government Building
A fire broke out on the third floor of Satpura Bhawan, a building housing offices of various departments of the Madhya Pradesh government, in Bhopal on Monday, officials said.
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On Challenge To Officer's Dismissal Over Brahmos Misfire, Court Seeks Centre's Stand
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought the Centre's stand on a petition by a former Air Force officer against his dismissal over the accidental firing of Brahmos missile into Pakistan during a simulation exercise last year.
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"Deviation" From Rules Led To Missile Misfire Into Pak, 3 Officers Sacked
The missile was fired accidentally from the Indian side into an area in Pakistan earlier in March, in an incident the Defence Ministry had called "deeply regrettable" and blamed on "technical malfunction".
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Air Force Officer, Family Rescued After Car Gets Stuck In Floodwater In Pune
An Indian Air Force (IAF) officer and his family members along with a pet dog were rescued by fire brigade personnel after their car stalled on a flooded road here on Friday.
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3 Rob Man At Gun-Point Posing As Anti-Drug Agency Officers: Goa Police
Three persons were held on Thursday for allegedly posing as anti-narcotics personnel, firing in the air and robbing a man in Mapusa in Goa, a police official said.
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Cops Open Fire In Air To Disperse Crowd At Assam Market
The police opened fire in the air in Assam's Bongaigaon district on Saturday morning to disperse a mob at a market that attacked the security personnel when asked to abide by the lockdown order, an officer said.
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"Tried To Scare Him With Lathi": Cop Who Faced Gunman In Delhi Violence
The unarmed Delhi Police officer who came face-to-face with a gun-wielding goon during violence that struck parts of Delhi this week has said he tried to distract the man by "showing my lathi
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Delhi Cops Did Fire During Jamia Protests, Records Show: Sources
The Delhi Police did use firearms to control the mob during the December 15 protests held by students of Jamia Millia Islamia, officers now admit in private. The officers had fired in the air in self-defence as the situation threatened to go out of hand and an entry on it has been found in the daily diary that is maintained at every police station,...
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"Big Mistake" To Shoot Down Our Own Chopper In J&K, Says Air Force Chief
The shooting down of an Mi-17 V5 helicopter by the Indian Air Force (IAF) on February 27 was a "big mistake", Air Chief Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria said today. Six IAF personnel and a civilian were killed in the incident, which took place on a day Indian and Pakistani fighter planes exchanged fire along the Line of Control.
