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"Truth, Nonviolence": Farmers On Day-Long Fast As Police Deadline Ends Today
Farmer groups protesting for the past two months against the Centre's new agricultural laws will observe "Sadbhavna Diwas" on Mahatma Gandhi's 73rd death anniversary today with a day-long fast. The gesture comes amid a stiffening of the face-off between them and the Central government and the breakout of violence in the course of their agitation ov...
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710 Companies Of Central Forces To Be Deployed In Bengal On Polling Day
As many as 710 companies of central forces will be deployed in West Bengal for the seventh phase of Lok Sabha Election 2019 after the state witnessed violence in the previous phases of national polling, Vivek Dubey, Special Police observer for West Bengal, said.
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Cops Kept At Bay, Central Forces To Oversee Bengal Voting In Phase 5
Only central security personnel will oversee the voting process in Bengal during the fifth phase of the Lok Sabha elections on May 6, State Special Police Observer Vivek Dubey has said, adding that the state police will not be allowed within 100 metres of the booths.
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General Elections 2019: "Bengal Is Like Bihar Of 10 To 15 Years Ago": Special Poll Observer
Special Poll Observer Ajay V Nayak on Saturday compared the election scenario in West Bengal to that of Bihar over 10-15 years ago, and claimed that its people "do not have any faith in the state police".
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"Go To Shillong, It's A Cool Place": Top Court Tells CBI, Kolkata Top Cop
Amid the massive drama between the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Kolkata Police Commissioner, the Supreme Court observed in a lighter note that both parties must go to the "cool place" that Shillong is.
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CBI Probe Ordered In Narada Sting, Cops Acted Like 'Puppets', Says Court
The Narada sting operation that allegedly showed some Trinamool Congress leaders accepting bribes will be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Calcutta High Court ordered on Friday. The court observed that the West Bengal police - that had been probing the case - was at best, "puppets of the State".
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Assembly Elections: Counting Observers For All 294 Constituencies In West Bengal
All 294 Assembly constituencies in West Bengal will have an observer each during the counting of votes on May 19.
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Bombay High Court Orders CCTVs at Police Stations to Prevent Custodial Deaths
Observing that Maharashtra accounts for a large share of custodial deaths that occur in the country, Bombay High Court (HC) today directed state government to install close circuit television cameras at all the police stations, so that entire building could be under surveillance.
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Bombay High Court dismisses petition challenging CRPF security given to Mukesh Ambani
The Bombay High Court on Thursday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the Centre's decision to provide Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) security to Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani. The court observed that the Centre has the executive powers to analyse threat perception and provide protection to any private person ...
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"Truth, Nonviolence": Farmers On Day-Long Fast As Police Deadline Ends Today
Farmer groups protesting for the past two months against the Centre's new agricultural laws will observe "Sadbhavna Diwas" on Mahatma Gandhi's 73rd death anniversary today with a day-long fast. The gesture comes amid a stiffening of the face-off between them and the Central government and the breakout of violence in the course of their agitation ov...
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710 Companies Of Central Forces To Be Deployed In Bengal On Polling Day
As many as 710 companies of central forces will be deployed in West Bengal for the seventh phase of Lok Sabha Election 2019 after the state witnessed violence in the previous phases of national polling, Vivek Dubey, Special Police observer for West Bengal, said.
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Cops Kept At Bay, Central Forces To Oversee Bengal Voting In Phase 5
Only central security personnel will oversee the voting process in Bengal during the fifth phase of the Lok Sabha elections on May 6, State Special Police Observer Vivek Dubey has said, adding that the state police will not be allowed within 100 metres of the booths.
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General Elections 2019: "Bengal Is Like Bihar Of 10 To 15 Years Ago": Special Poll Observer
Special Poll Observer Ajay V Nayak on Saturday compared the election scenario in West Bengal to that of Bihar over 10-15 years ago, and claimed that its people "do not have any faith in the state police".
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"Go To Shillong, It's A Cool Place": Top Court Tells CBI, Kolkata Top Cop
Amid the massive drama between the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Kolkata Police Commissioner, the Supreme Court observed in a lighter note that both parties must go to the "cool place" that Shillong is.
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CBI Probe Ordered In Narada Sting, Cops Acted Like 'Puppets', Says Court
The Narada sting operation that allegedly showed some Trinamool Congress leaders accepting bribes will be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Calcutta High Court ordered on Friday. The court observed that the West Bengal police - that had been probing the case - was at best, "puppets of the State".
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Assembly Elections: Counting Observers For All 294 Constituencies In West Bengal
All 294 Assembly constituencies in West Bengal will have an observer each during the counting of votes on May 19.
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Bombay High Court Orders CCTVs at Police Stations to Prevent Custodial Deaths
Observing that Maharashtra accounts for a large share of custodial deaths that occur in the country, Bombay High Court (HC) today directed state government to install close circuit television cameras at all the police stations, so that entire building could be under surveillance.
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Bombay High Court dismisses petition challenging CRPF security given to Mukesh Ambani
The Bombay High Court on Thursday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the Centre's decision to provide Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) security to Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani. The court observed that the Centre has the executive powers to analyse threat perception and provide protection to any private person ...
