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BJP Top Leadership Briefed By Chief Minister On Uttarakhand Resort Murder
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami today shared details of the case with BJP general secretary BL Santosh at the party headquarters in New Delhi
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"Ankita Was Excited About Her Future," Says Murdered Teen's Friend
"Ankita was from a very poor family and while in school, she used to always say that after completing class 12, she would have to support her family," said her school friend Vivek Negi
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"Is She With You?": Ex-BJP Leader's Son Asked Murdered Teen's Friend
In the Uttarakhand teen murder case, audio tapes have surfaced reportedly bearing conversations between Ankita's friend Pushp and prime accused Pulkit, after the murder, in which the accused tries to mislead the friend
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Woman, Family Living In Assam For 54 Years Declared "Foreigners"
Bhandari Das fled from Bangladesh to India, an ally, in 1967 along with her husband and two children to escape "religious persecution" in her then hometown in Sylhet. She has lived as a foreigner at a village in Assam's Cachar district since then.
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BJP Top Leadership Briefed By Chief Minister On Uttarakhand Resort Murder
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami today shared details of the case with BJP general secretary BL Santosh at the party headquarters in New Delhi
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"Ankita Was Excited About Her Future," Says Murdered Teen's Friend
"Ankita was from a very poor family and while in school, she used to always say that after completing class 12, she would have to support her family," said her school friend Vivek Negi
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"Is She With You?": Ex-BJP Leader's Son Asked Murdered Teen's Friend
In the Uttarakhand teen murder case, audio tapes have surfaced reportedly bearing conversations between Ankita's friend Pushp and prime accused Pulkit, after the murder, in which the accused tries to mislead the friend
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Woman, Family Living In Assam For 54 Years Declared "Foreigners"
Bhandari Das fled from Bangladesh to India, an ally, in 1967 along with her husband and two children to escape "religious persecution" in her then hometown in Sylhet. She has lived as a foreigner at a village in Assam's Cachar district since then.
