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Dadri Mob Killing Accused Cheer From Front Row At Yogi Adityanath Rally
A group of men accused of beating a Muslim man to death in 2015 over beef rumours in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri had front row seats at a rally on Sunday of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who was campaigning for the national election starting April 11.
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No Jobs For Dadri Accused, Reports Incorrect, Says Power Utility NTPC
Power conglomerate National Thermal Power Corporation today denied reports that it has offered jobs to men accused of killing Mohammed Akhlaq -- the 52-year-old man from Dadri's Bisada village, who had been lynched after rumours of beef consumption two years ago.
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Dadri Lynching: CPM Writes To Akhilesh Yadav Seeking Security For Akhlaq's Family
After an FIR was registered against Mohammad Akhlaq's family, CPM today alleged it was part of a "conspiracy" by BJP and requested Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav to take necessary steps and provide security to his relatives.
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Mohd Akhlaq Was Seen Killing Calf, Says Petition Filed By Dadri Villagers
The Dadri case - in which 52-year-old Mohammad Akhlaq was lynched in September last year -- saw a new twist today, with the families of the accused filing an appeal in court. The plea said a police case be filed against Mr Akhlaq's family since they had slaughtered a calf, which is illegal in the state.
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Dadri Defiantly Holds Panchayat On Beef Report, Threats Made Openly
Ignoring police orders, a group of BJP and Shiv Sena politicians led a village meeting or panchayat demanding action against the family of Mohammed Akhlaq, who was lynched to death in September over accusations that his family was eating beef in their home.
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Threats At Dadri Mahapanchayat, Mohammad Akhlaq's Brother Calls For Peace
In the backdrop of the threats issued at a mahapanchayat in Dadri, Jaan Mohammad, the brother of Mohammad Akhlaq -- the man lynched there nine month ago over beef eating rumours -- made an appeal for peace.
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Dadri Village Shakes Off Lynching Memories, Hindus Fund Muslim Wedding
The wedding of two sisters in troubled Bisada has not only brought together two families. It has also brought the Hindus and Muslims together in a village that was at the centre of a storm two weeks ago over the killing of a man on September 28 over rumours of cow slaughter and beef consumption.
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2 Weeks After Mob Killing, Wedding Brings Neighbours Together in Dadri
Shaken by the beef lynching episode, the troubled Bisada village in the district is agog with activity today with Hindus joining their Muslim brethren in making preparations for the wedding of two girls belonging to the minority community.
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Unemployed and Restless, Tense Dadri's Young Are Easy Prey to Rumour
Amit Sisodia and Deepak Raghav, both in their 20s, spend most of the day checking job sites and chatting with a group of friends on the internet. Most are graduates and all of them are unemployed.
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Dadri Incident Unfortunate, Says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
Terming as "unfortunate" the Dadri lynching, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari today sought to distance his party from provocative remarks made by some of its leaders, saying they did not reflect its ideology.
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Dadri Mob Killing: Won't Leave Village, Says Mohammad Akhlaq's Brother
"We want to live like before," Dadri mob killing victim Mohammad Akhlaq's eldest brother Jamil said today, stressing that the family has no plan to permanently shift out of Bisada village as their five generations have stayed here.
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In a Corner of Uttar Pradesh, a Fortress Called Bisada
Dadri's Bisada village has turned into a fortress, "lath bajao" (beat them up) being its prevailing chant. Directed against the media, the chant comes from large groups of Rajput women, who have been standing at the village gates since last Monday, when a 52-year-old man was lynched following rumours that he stored and consumed beef.
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Tension Mounts at Dadri Village as Man Allegedly Commits Suicide
A young man has allegedly committed suicide in Dadri's Bisara village, where a mob lynched a man last week following rumours that he stored and consumed beef.
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Blog: Chased, Abused, Searched. Reporting From Uttar Pradesh Village After Mob Killing
Last Saturday, they stopped the NDTV team, beat up the camera person and threw stones at our car from all directions.
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Congress Leader Digvijaya Singh Supports Ban on Cow Slaughter
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, like many other politicians, made an "unannounced" trip to Bisada village on Saturday and met with family members of Mohammed Akhlaq - the victim who was lynched by a mob over rumours of cow slaughter - but the Congress party seem to support a ban on cow slaughter.
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Dadri Mob Killing Accused Cheer From Front Row At Yogi Adityanath Rally
A group of men accused of beating a Muslim man to death in 2015 over beef rumours in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri had front row seats at a rally on Sunday of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who was campaigning for the national election starting April 11.
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No Jobs For Dadri Accused, Reports Incorrect, Says Power Utility NTPC
Power conglomerate National Thermal Power Corporation today denied reports that it has offered jobs to men accused of killing Mohammed Akhlaq -- the 52-year-old man from Dadri's Bisada village, who had been lynched after rumours of beef consumption two years ago.
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Dadri Lynching: CPM Writes To Akhilesh Yadav Seeking Security For Akhlaq's Family
After an FIR was registered against Mohammad Akhlaq's family, CPM today alleged it was part of a "conspiracy" by BJP and requested Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav to take necessary steps and provide security to his relatives.
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Mohd Akhlaq Was Seen Killing Calf, Says Petition Filed By Dadri Villagers
The Dadri case - in which 52-year-old Mohammad Akhlaq was lynched in September last year -- saw a new twist today, with the families of the accused filing an appeal in court. The plea said a police case be filed against Mr Akhlaq's family since they had slaughtered a calf, which is illegal in the state.
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Dadri Defiantly Holds Panchayat On Beef Report, Threats Made Openly
Ignoring police orders, a group of BJP and Shiv Sena politicians led a village meeting or panchayat demanding action against the family of Mohammed Akhlaq, who was lynched to death in September over accusations that his family was eating beef in their home.
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Threats At Dadri Mahapanchayat, Mohammad Akhlaq's Brother Calls For Peace
In the backdrop of the threats issued at a mahapanchayat in Dadri, Jaan Mohammad, the brother of Mohammad Akhlaq -- the man lynched there nine month ago over beef eating rumours -- made an appeal for peace.
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Dadri Village Shakes Off Lynching Memories, Hindus Fund Muslim Wedding
The wedding of two sisters in troubled Bisada has not only brought together two families. It has also brought the Hindus and Muslims together in a village that was at the centre of a storm two weeks ago over the killing of a man on September 28 over rumours of cow slaughter and beef consumption.
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2 Weeks After Mob Killing, Wedding Brings Neighbours Together in Dadri
Shaken by the beef lynching episode, the troubled Bisada village in the district is agog with activity today with Hindus joining their Muslim brethren in making preparations for the wedding of two girls belonging to the minority community.
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Unemployed and Restless, Tense Dadri's Young Are Easy Prey to Rumour
Amit Sisodia and Deepak Raghav, both in their 20s, spend most of the day checking job sites and chatting with a group of friends on the internet. Most are graduates and all of them are unemployed.
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Dadri Incident Unfortunate, Says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
Terming as "unfortunate" the Dadri lynching, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari today sought to distance his party from provocative remarks made by some of its leaders, saying they did not reflect its ideology.
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Dadri Mob Killing: Won't Leave Village, Says Mohammad Akhlaq's Brother
"We want to live like before," Dadri mob killing victim Mohammad Akhlaq's eldest brother Jamil said today, stressing that the family has no plan to permanently shift out of Bisada village as their five generations have stayed here.
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In a Corner of Uttar Pradesh, a Fortress Called Bisada
Dadri's Bisada village has turned into a fortress, "lath bajao" (beat them up) being its prevailing chant. Directed against the media, the chant comes from large groups of Rajput women, who have been standing at the village gates since last Monday, when a 52-year-old man was lynched following rumours that he stored and consumed beef.
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Tension Mounts at Dadri Village as Man Allegedly Commits Suicide
A young man has allegedly committed suicide in Dadri's Bisara village, where a mob lynched a man last week following rumours that he stored and consumed beef.
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Blog: Chased, Abused, Searched. Reporting From Uttar Pradesh Village After Mob Killing
Last Saturday, they stopped the NDTV team, beat up the camera person and threw stones at our car from all directions.
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Congress Leader Digvijaya Singh Supports Ban on Cow Slaughter
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, like many other politicians, made an "unannounced" trip to Bisada village on Saturday and met with family members of Mohammed Akhlaq - the victim who was lynched by a mob over rumours of cow slaughter - but the Congress party seem to support a ban on cow slaughter.
