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On Camera, 2 Men Stripped, Paraded And Whipped For Allegedly Selling Beef
In a startling case of mob justice, two men were stripped and paraded while being whipped with belts for allegedly selling beef in Chhattisgarh's Bilaspur district.
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Justice Indu Malhotra Recuses From Hearing Maharashtra Beef Ban Case
Supreme Court judge Justice Indu Malhotra on Monday recused herself from hearing a plea challenging a Bombay High Court order which decriminalised the possession of beef if animals slaughtered outside Maharashtra.
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After Calf Slaughter Video, Case Against Kerala Youth Congress Workers
The Kerala Police have filed a case against a Youth Congress leader and other workers after a video was circulated of a group of men slaughtering a calf in public. The workers, whose number is unspecified, were led by Kannur Youth Congress leader Rijil Makkutty, the police said. The men are accused of slaughtering an animal in a way that causes pub...
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Mewat Gang-Rape Case, Beef In Biryani 'Small Issues': Manohar Lal Khattar
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today said the case of double murder and gang-rape of two sisters and the police raids over allegations of beef being used in biryani in Mewat were "small issues" and could have happened anywhere in the country.
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It Was Beef, Says A New Lab Report In Major Twist To Dadri Lynching
On September 28, Mohammad Akhlaq was killed by a mob in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri over rumours that he had beef in his house.
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Canada Allows French Beef Imports To Continue After Mad Cow Case
Canada will refrain from banning French beef imports even though a case of mad cow disease was confirmed at a farm in the European country, Ottawa said on Thursday.
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Dadri Lynching Charge-sheet Names 15 People Including Minor, 'Beef' Not Mentioned
Three months after the mob lynching of a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri over rumours that he had stored beef, 15 people including the son of a BJP politician have been named in the police charge-sheet.
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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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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea for Beef Ban Case to be Heard in Jammu
The Supreme Court today dismissed a petition seeking that the hearing on the beef ban in Jammu and Kashmir be heard by a three-judge bench of the high court at Jammu.
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Jammu and Kashmir Additional Advocate General Moved Over Beef Ban Order
The Jammu and Kashmir government has shifted its additional advocate general Vishal Sharma from the state home department for his alleged failure to defend government on beef ban case in the high court.
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Maharashtra's First Case After New Law Banning Beef
The police in Maharashtra have registered the first case under a new law banning beef, which was enforced by the state's BJP-led government earlier this month amid much debate.
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On Camera, 2 Men Stripped, Paraded And Whipped For Allegedly Selling Beef
In a startling case of mob justice, two men were stripped and paraded while being whipped with belts for allegedly selling beef in Chhattisgarh's Bilaspur district.
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Justice Indu Malhotra Recuses From Hearing Maharashtra Beef Ban Case
Supreme Court judge Justice Indu Malhotra on Monday recused herself from hearing a plea challenging a Bombay High Court order which decriminalised the possession of beef if animals slaughtered outside Maharashtra.
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After Calf Slaughter Video, Case Against Kerala Youth Congress Workers
The Kerala Police have filed a case against a Youth Congress leader and other workers after a video was circulated of a group of men slaughtering a calf in public. The workers, whose number is unspecified, were led by Kannur Youth Congress leader Rijil Makkutty, the police said. The men are accused of slaughtering an animal in a way that causes pub...
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Mewat Gang-Rape Case, Beef In Biryani 'Small Issues': Manohar Lal Khattar
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today said the case of double murder and gang-rape of two sisters and the police raids over allegations of beef being used in biryani in Mewat were "small issues" and could have happened anywhere in the country.
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It Was Beef, Says A New Lab Report In Major Twist To Dadri Lynching
On September 28, Mohammad Akhlaq was killed by a mob in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri over rumours that he had beef in his house.
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Canada Allows French Beef Imports To Continue After Mad Cow Case
Canada will refrain from banning French beef imports even though a case of mad cow disease was confirmed at a farm in the European country, Ottawa said on Thursday.
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Dadri Lynching Charge-sheet Names 15 People Including Minor, 'Beef' Not Mentioned
Three months after the mob lynching of a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri over rumours that he had stored beef, 15 people including the son of a BJP politician have been named in the police charge-sheet.
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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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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea for Beef Ban Case to be Heard in Jammu
The Supreme Court today dismissed a petition seeking that the hearing on the beef ban in Jammu and Kashmir be heard by a three-judge bench of the high court at Jammu.
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Jammu and Kashmir Additional Advocate General Moved Over Beef Ban Order
The Jammu and Kashmir government has shifted its additional advocate general Vishal Sharma from the state home department for his alleged failure to defend government on beef ban case in the high court.
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Maharashtra's First Case After New Law Banning Beef
The police in Maharashtra have registered the first case under a new law banning beef, which was enforced by the state's BJP-led government earlier this month amid much debate.
