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CBI Has Turned Into A "Pan Shop" Under BJP Government: Maharashtra Minister
Aslam Sheikh, Maharashtra Fisheries and Textiles Minister, today welcomed the Supreme Court's ruling earlier this week on the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) jurisdiction, saying the probe agency had become like a "pan shop" under the BJP government at the Centre.
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Pakistan Build Commanding Lead Over West Indies
Azhar Ali was unbeaten on 52 and Asad Shafiq five not out as Pakistan reached 114/1 at stumps, increasing their lead to 342 after dismissing West Indies for 224 in their first innings.
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Former RJD Member Shahabuddin, 3 Others Held Guilty In Murder Case
Former RJD lawmaker Mohammad Shahabuddin and three other accused were today held guilty by a special court in connection with the murder case of two brothers 11 years ago in Siwan district of Bihar.
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Pakistan militant Maulana Masood Azhar resurfaces, ignites fears of attacks
The Pakistani Islamic hardliner blamed for an attack on parliament that brought the nuclear rivals to the brink of war has resurfaced after years in seclusion, setting off alarm bells in New Delhi.
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CBI Has Turned Into A "Pan Shop" Under BJP Government: Maharashtra Minister
Aslam Sheikh, Maharashtra Fisheries and Textiles Minister, today welcomed the Supreme Court's ruling earlier this week on the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) jurisdiction, saying the probe agency had become like a "pan shop" under the BJP government at the Centre.
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Pakistan Build Commanding Lead Over West Indies
Azhar Ali was unbeaten on 52 and Asad Shafiq five not out as Pakistan reached 114/1 at stumps, increasing their lead to 342 after dismissing West Indies for 224 in their first innings.
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Former RJD Member Shahabuddin, 3 Others Held Guilty In Murder Case
Former RJD lawmaker Mohammad Shahabuddin and three other accused were today held guilty by a special court in connection with the murder case of two brothers 11 years ago in Siwan district of Bihar.
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Pakistan militant Maulana Masood Azhar resurfaces, ignites fears of attacks
The Pakistani Islamic hardliner blamed for an attack on parliament that brought the nuclear rivals to the brink of war has resurfaced after years in seclusion, setting off alarm bells in New Delhi.
