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Bastar Journalist Killed By Cousins Because Of His Reporting: Cops
The Special Investigation Team investigating the murder of Mukesh Chandrakar, whose body was found in a septic tank last week, has said the journalist was killed by his cousins who were enraged by his reporting on corruption.
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Cousin, Who Killed Bastar Journalist, Withdrew Money From His Account
Suresh Chandrakar, the main accused, had withdrawn a huge amount of money from his bank account on December 27, four days before the incident.
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Key Accused In Chhattisgarh Journalist's Murder Arrested In Hyderabad
The main accused in the murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar has been arrested from Hyderabad on Sunday night.
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2 Relatives Among 3 Arrested For Journalist Mukesh Chandrakar's Murder
Three people, including two relatives, have been arrested for the murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar, who had been missing since Wednesday and whose body was found in a septic tank in a shed owned by a contractor in Chattisgarh's Bastar division.
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25-Year-Old 'Eyewitness' To Over 250 Crimes In Chhattisgarh
All of 25, this former video journalist from Chhattisgarh is not an ordinary man. He claims he is a witness in more than 250 criminal cases, but for him this is not a feat.
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Blog: For Over A Year, This Journalist Has Been In Jail In Bastar
"Journalists who have been targeted must not give up and we must continue the fight" was how Santosh Yadav greeted us from across the mesh window.
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Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh Asks Top Cops To Let Journalists Work Freely
In the wake of a controversy over arrest of journalists in Bastar, Chief Minister Raman Singh today directed the top police and administrative officers in the Naxal-affected region to take journalists into confidence and work in co-ordination.
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Journalists' Arrests In Chhattisgarh: Panel To Seek Report From Police
Amid controversy over arrest of journalists in Chhattisgarh's Naxal-affected Bastar region, a high-level government committee constituted to protect the rights of scribes on Monday decided to call for a report from the police.
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Chattisgarh's Media 'Blackout': How Trumped Up Charges Are Being Used To Target Journalists
As Chattisgarh intensifies its thrust against a long-running Naxal insurgency, the collateral damage appears to be those who dare question the police's methods: journalists, scholars and activists.
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Bastar Journalist Killed By Cousins Because Of His Reporting: Cops
The Special Investigation Team investigating the murder of Mukesh Chandrakar, whose body was found in a septic tank last week, has said the journalist was killed by his cousins who were enraged by his reporting on corruption.
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Cousin, Who Killed Bastar Journalist, Withdrew Money From His Account
Suresh Chandrakar, the main accused, had withdrawn a huge amount of money from his bank account on December 27, four days before the incident.
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Key Accused In Chhattisgarh Journalist's Murder Arrested In Hyderabad
The main accused in the murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar has been arrested from Hyderabad on Sunday night.
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2 Relatives Among 3 Arrested For Journalist Mukesh Chandrakar's Murder
Three people, including two relatives, have been arrested for the murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar, who had been missing since Wednesday and whose body was found in a septic tank in a shed owned by a contractor in Chattisgarh's Bastar division.
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25-Year-Old 'Eyewitness' To Over 250 Crimes In Chhattisgarh
All of 25, this former video journalist from Chhattisgarh is not an ordinary man. He claims he is a witness in more than 250 criminal cases, but for him this is not a feat.
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Blog: For Over A Year, This Journalist Has Been In Jail In Bastar
"Journalists who have been targeted must not give up and we must continue the fight" was how Santosh Yadav greeted us from across the mesh window.
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Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh Asks Top Cops To Let Journalists Work Freely
In the wake of a controversy over arrest of journalists in Bastar, Chief Minister Raman Singh today directed the top police and administrative officers in the Naxal-affected region to take journalists into confidence and work in co-ordination.
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Journalists' Arrests In Chhattisgarh: Panel To Seek Report From Police
Amid controversy over arrest of journalists in Chhattisgarh's Naxal-affected Bastar region, a high-level government committee constituted to protect the rights of scribes on Monday decided to call for a report from the police.
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Chattisgarh's Media 'Blackout': How Trumped Up Charges Are Being Used To Target Journalists
As Chattisgarh intensifies its thrust against a long-running Naxal insurgency, the collateral damage appears to be those who dare question the police's methods: journalists, scholars and activists.
