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Security Stepped Up At Kerala House Amid Rumours Of 'Beef Fest'
Security at Kerala House on Jantar Mantar road here was beefed up following reports of a political party planning a 'beef festival' there in the evening.
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Centre Has Assured Action Against Delhi Police for 'Beef Raid': Kerala Chief Secretary
A day after Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy wrote his second protest letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Centre today assured action against Delhi police officials who conducted 'the raid' at the Kerala House on complaints of cow meat being served there.
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Inquiry Begins Into Police 'Raid' at Kerala House
The Divisional Commissioner of Delhi today initiated an inquiry into the alleged police raid at Kerala House over a complaint that beef was being served at the canteen there.
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Contact State Bhavan Officials in Cases of Preventive Action: Delhi Police
Under attack for "breach of protocol" in connection with the Kerala House episode, the Delhi Police has issued a circular, asking officials to contact the Residence Commissioners of state bhavans, in case of situations requiring preventive action.
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Opinion: In Kerala House Raid, Police Broke The Law
Beef has become a test of patriotism.
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Kerala House Beef Row: Home Ministry to Submit Report to PM's Office
The Home Ministry will submit a report to the Prime Minister's Office on the row over the Delhi police 'raid' at Kerala House on a complaint that its canteen allegedly served 'beef'.
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Man Who Cried 'Beef' Arrested, Buffalo Meat Back on Kerala House Menu
Kerala House in the capital served buffalo meat for lunch today. It sold out in 45 minutes. The state guest house had taken off buffalo meat from its menu for a day after a big Delhi Police team had landed up to investigate a complaint that it was serving beef or cow meat, which is banned.
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Beef Row: AAP Seeks BS Bassi's Resignation Over Police 'Raid' at Kerala House
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Wednesday demanded Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi's resignation for "illegally raiding" the Kerala House in Delhi over allegations that beef was served there.
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'Beef Fry' Back In Kerala House, Chief Minister Won't Stomach Police Action
Buffalo meat returns to the menu at Kerala House in Delhi today, chief minister Oomen Chandy confirmed this morning, also dismissing as "unacceptable" the Delhi Police explanation that it had not "raided" the state guest house and only responded to a complaint about beef being served there.
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Kerala House 'Beef' Row: PM's Office Steps In, Police Chief Says Was Doing Duty
The Delhi Police was doing its duty and a "wrong impression was created" that it carried out a raid at Kerala House, said its chief BS Bassi this evening.
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Beef Row: Lawmakers Protest Outside Kerala House in Delhi
The row over a 'beef raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi intensified after parliamentarians from the state protested outside the official state house today.
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Mamata Banerjee Slams Police 'Raid' at Delhi's Kerala House
Condemning the police 'raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi to verify if beef was served in its canteen, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today called it an attempt to curb fundamental rights of the people.
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Arvind Kejriwal Condemns 'Raid' by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today condemned a "raid" by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan in Delhi following a complaint that its canteen was serving beef, and wondered if a Chief Minister would be arrested from a state guest house if he was suspected of eating something that BJP does not like.
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A Complaint, a Police Visit, and Buffalo Meat Off Menu in Kerala House in Delhi
A complaint about "beef" being served at the Kerala House in Delhi had the building swarming with policemen within moments on Monday evening. Buffalo meat, which is not illegal, has been taken off the menu for now.
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Cops Rush to Kerala House After Call Alleging Beef on Menu
A PCR call complaining about beef curry being served at Kerala House near Jantar Mantar in New Delhi threw police into a tizzy today, and a team had to be sent there to avert any "untoward incident".
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Security Stepped Up At Kerala House Amid Rumours Of 'Beef Fest'
Security at Kerala House on Jantar Mantar road here was beefed up following reports of a political party planning a 'beef festival' there in the evening.
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Centre Has Assured Action Against Delhi Police for 'Beef Raid': Kerala Chief Secretary
A day after Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy wrote his second protest letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Centre today assured action against Delhi police officials who conducted 'the raid' at the Kerala House on complaints of cow meat being served there.
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Inquiry Begins Into Police 'Raid' at Kerala House
The Divisional Commissioner of Delhi today initiated an inquiry into the alleged police raid at Kerala House over a complaint that beef was being served at the canteen there.
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Contact State Bhavan Officials in Cases of Preventive Action: Delhi Police
Under attack for "breach of protocol" in connection with the Kerala House episode, the Delhi Police has issued a circular, asking officials to contact the Residence Commissioners of state bhavans, in case of situations requiring preventive action.
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Opinion: In Kerala House Raid, Police Broke The Law
Beef has become a test of patriotism.
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Kerala House Beef Row: Home Ministry to Submit Report to PM's Office
The Home Ministry will submit a report to the Prime Minister's Office on the row over the Delhi police 'raid' at Kerala House on a complaint that its canteen allegedly served 'beef'.
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Man Who Cried 'Beef' Arrested, Buffalo Meat Back on Kerala House Menu
Kerala House in the capital served buffalo meat for lunch today. It sold out in 45 minutes. The state guest house had taken off buffalo meat from its menu for a day after a big Delhi Police team had landed up to investigate a complaint that it was serving beef or cow meat, which is banned.
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Beef Row: AAP Seeks BS Bassi's Resignation Over Police 'Raid' at Kerala House
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Wednesday demanded Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi's resignation for "illegally raiding" the Kerala House in Delhi over allegations that beef was served there.
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'Beef Fry' Back In Kerala House, Chief Minister Won't Stomach Police Action
Buffalo meat returns to the menu at Kerala House in Delhi today, chief minister Oomen Chandy confirmed this morning, also dismissing as "unacceptable" the Delhi Police explanation that it had not "raided" the state guest house and only responded to a complaint about beef being served there.
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Kerala House 'Beef' Row: PM's Office Steps In, Police Chief Says Was Doing Duty
The Delhi Police was doing its duty and a "wrong impression was created" that it carried out a raid at Kerala House, said its chief BS Bassi this evening.
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Beef Row: Lawmakers Protest Outside Kerala House in Delhi
The row over a 'beef raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi intensified after parliamentarians from the state protested outside the official state house today.
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Mamata Banerjee Slams Police 'Raid' at Delhi's Kerala House
Condemning the police 'raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi to verify if beef was served in its canteen, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today called it an attempt to curb fundamental rights of the people.
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Arvind Kejriwal Condemns 'Raid' by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today condemned a "raid" by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan in Delhi following a complaint that its canteen was serving beef, and wondered if a Chief Minister would be arrested from a state guest house if he was suspected of eating something that BJP does not like.
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A Complaint, a Police Visit, and Buffalo Meat Off Menu in Kerala House in Delhi
A complaint about "beef" being served at the Kerala House in Delhi had the building swarming with policemen within moments on Monday evening. Buffalo meat, which is not illegal, has been taken off the menu for now.
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Cops Rush to Kerala House After Call Alleging Beef on Menu
A PCR call complaining about beef curry being served at Kerala House near Jantar Mantar in New Delhi threw police into a tizzy today, and a team had to be sent there to avert any "untoward incident".
