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Supreme Court grants bail to Maoist leader Narayan Sanyal
The Supreme Court today granted bail to Maoist Politbureau member Narayan Sanyal. Sanyal, along with Binayak Sen, was convicted for sedition and sentenced to life imprisonment. Binayak Sen had already been granted bail.
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Binayak calls for 'complete' repeal of sedition law
Human rights activist Binayak Sen, released on bail by the Supreme Court after his conviction by a lower court for sedition, on Sunday said the sedition law should be "completely" repealed.
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I'm not a traitor: Binayak Sen
Rights activist Binayak Sen, released on bail while serving a life sentence for sedition and links with Maoists, tonight asserted he is not a "traitor" and said the Supreme Court observation in his case will have "deep political implications". Sen also welcomed Law Minister Veerappa Moily's stand that...
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Binayak Sen released from Raipur jail
After spending months in custody on charges of sedition, award winning civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen walked out of the Raipur jail this evening.The 61-year-old old doctor, who was sentenced to life by a local court on charges of sedition and links with Maoists, was reunited with his family amid emotional and poignant scenes, as his two daugh...
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Binayak Sen to be released from jail
Civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen is set to be released from a jail in Raipur today.Sen's release comes after the Supreme Court granted him bail last week, striking down charges of sedition levelled against him by the Chhattisgarh government. (Read: No sedition; bail for Binayak, says Supreme Court)He had been accused of colluding with Naxalites...
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No sedition; bail for Binayak Sen: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has granted bail to civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen, who had been accused of colluding with Naxalites and sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of sedition. (Read: Who is Binayak Sen?)The court observed that there was no evidence against Sen and that no case of sedition was made out. At best, it said, he could be called ...
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Binayak Sen's bail plea: Supreme Court's decision today
The Supreme Court is expected to give its decision today on the bail plea of civil rights activist Binayak Sen, who has been sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of sedition.Sen, 61, has challenged the order of the Chhattisgarh High Court that had rejected his bail plea on February 10.A professional doctor and a pass-out of Vellore's prestigio...
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Supreme Court adjourns Binayak Sen's bail plea hearing till Friday
Whether civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen will get bail will be decided on Friday by the Supreme Court. Dr Sen was found guilty of sedition in December by a court in Chhattisgarh and sentenced to life imprisonment. He was accused of waging war against the state by working with Naxals in the area.The Supreme Court has adjourned his case aft...
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Supreme Court to hear Binayak's bail plea
The Supreme Court will hear the bail plea for Civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen. He was sentenced to life imprisonment by the trial court on charges of sedition and links with Naxalites. A professional doctor and pass out of the prestigious Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, Sen has sought bail contending that the trial court has erred in...
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Binayak Sen's bail plea rejected
A court in Chhattisgarh has rejected the bail application of Dr Binayak Sen. He was sentenced to life in prison in December after he was convicted of sedition on the basis of his alleged links to Naxals in the area.Dr Binayak Sen's wife, Ilena expressed her disappointment at today's court order. She told NDTV, ""I will try and file a Special Lead ...
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Forty Nobel laureates rally for Binayak sen
A group of 40 Nobel laureates from 12 countries have rallied behind jailed rights activist Binayak Sen, convicted of sedition by a Chhattisgarh court, and called for his immediate release.The group, which includes Indian-origin scientist Dr Venkatraman Ramakrishnan who got a Nobel in Chemistry in 2009, have issued an appeal that Sen's bail plea "be...
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Binayak Sen bail plea hearing to continue in High Court tomorrow
The Chhattisgarh High Court will continue hearing of the petition for the suspension of sentence and grant of bail of human rights activist Dr. Binayak Sen tomorrow. He was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment on sedition charges by the Additional District and Sessions Court at Raipur last month. One of India's most eminent criminal lawyers...
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Two years after, bail for Binayak Sen
After a two-year ordeal it took the Supreme court 60 seconds to grant bail to paediatrician and human rights activist Binayak Sen.
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SC defers hearing on Binayak Sen's plea
The Supreme Court has deferred for a week the hearing on the bail petition filed by civil rights activist Binayak Sen.
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SC to hear Binayak Sen's bail plea
Noted civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen has been in jail since 2007. He is seriously ill with a heart disease but not allowed to go out for treatment. In fact even a meeting with a cardiologist was possible only after his family moved court in February.
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Supreme Court grants bail to Maoist leader Narayan Sanyal
The Supreme Court today granted bail to Maoist Politbureau member Narayan Sanyal. Sanyal, along with Binayak Sen, was convicted for sedition and sentenced to life imprisonment. Binayak Sen had already been granted bail.
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Binayak calls for 'complete' repeal of sedition law
Human rights activist Binayak Sen, released on bail by the Supreme Court after his conviction by a lower court for sedition, on Sunday said the sedition law should be "completely" repealed.
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I'm not a traitor: Binayak Sen
Rights activist Binayak Sen, released on bail while serving a life sentence for sedition and links with Maoists, tonight asserted he is not a "traitor" and said the Supreme Court observation in his case will have "deep political implications". Sen also welcomed Law Minister Veerappa Moily's stand that...
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Binayak Sen released from Raipur jail
After spending months in custody on charges of sedition, award winning civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen walked out of the Raipur jail this evening.The 61-year-old old doctor, who was sentenced to life by a local court on charges of sedition and links with Maoists, was reunited with his family amid emotional and poignant scenes, as his two daugh...
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Binayak Sen to be released from jail
Civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen is set to be released from a jail in Raipur today.Sen's release comes after the Supreme Court granted him bail last week, striking down charges of sedition levelled against him by the Chhattisgarh government. (Read: No sedition; bail for Binayak, says Supreme Court)He had been accused of colluding with Naxalites...
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No sedition; bail for Binayak Sen: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has granted bail to civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen, who had been accused of colluding with Naxalites and sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of sedition. (Read: Who is Binayak Sen?)The court observed that there was no evidence against Sen and that no case of sedition was made out. At best, it said, he could be called ...
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Binayak Sen's bail plea: Supreme Court's decision today
The Supreme Court is expected to give its decision today on the bail plea of civil rights activist Binayak Sen, who has been sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of sedition.Sen, 61, has challenged the order of the Chhattisgarh High Court that had rejected his bail plea on February 10.A professional doctor and a pass-out of Vellore's prestigio...
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Supreme Court adjourns Binayak Sen's bail plea hearing till Friday
Whether civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen will get bail will be decided on Friday by the Supreme Court. Dr Sen was found guilty of sedition in December by a court in Chhattisgarh and sentenced to life imprisonment. He was accused of waging war against the state by working with Naxals in the area.The Supreme Court has adjourned his case aft...
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Supreme Court to hear Binayak's bail plea
The Supreme Court will hear the bail plea for Civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen. He was sentenced to life imprisonment by the trial court on charges of sedition and links with Naxalites. A professional doctor and pass out of the prestigious Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, Sen has sought bail contending that the trial court has erred in...
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Binayak Sen's bail plea rejected
A court in Chhattisgarh has rejected the bail application of Dr Binayak Sen. He was sentenced to life in prison in December after he was convicted of sedition on the basis of his alleged links to Naxals in the area.Dr Binayak Sen's wife, Ilena expressed her disappointment at today's court order. She told NDTV, ""I will try and file a Special Lead ...
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Forty Nobel laureates rally for Binayak sen
A group of 40 Nobel laureates from 12 countries have rallied behind jailed rights activist Binayak Sen, convicted of sedition by a Chhattisgarh court, and called for his immediate release.The group, which includes Indian-origin scientist Dr Venkatraman Ramakrishnan who got a Nobel in Chemistry in 2009, have issued an appeal that Sen's bail plea "be...
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Binayak Sen bail plea hearing to continue in High Court tomorrow
The Chhattisgarh High Court will continue hearing of the petition for the suspension of sentence and grant of bail of human rights activist Dr. Binayak Sen tomorrow. He was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment on sedition charges by the Additional District and Sessions Court at Raipur last month. One of India's most eminent criminal lawyers...
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Two years after, bail for Binayak Sen
After a two-year ordeal it took the Supreme court 60 seconds to grant bail to paediatrician and human rights activist Binayak Sen.
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SC defers hearing on Binayak Sen's plea
The Supreme Court has deferred for a week the hearing on the bail petition filed by civil rights activist Binayak Sen.
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SC to hear Binayak Sen's bail plea
Noted civil rights activist Dr Binayak Sen has been in jail since 2007. He is seriously ill with a heart disease but not allowed to go out for treatment. In fact even a meeting with a cardiologist was possible only after his family moved court in February.
