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Jamia Students Charged Under Anti-Terror Law In Delhi Violence Case
The Delhi Police has charged Jamia students Meeran Haider and Safoora Zargar under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in a case related to communal violence in northeast Delhi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, said a lawyer.
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"Crisis Of Confidence, Credibility": Digvijaya Singh On Shaheen Bagh
Congress leader Digvijay Singh said in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday that the government should take into confidence the people who are protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) at Shaheen Bagh and hold talks with them to defuse tension.
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2 Complaints Filed Against Dilip Ghosh Over "Shot Them Like Dogs" Remark
Trinamool Congress has lodged two police complaints against West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh in Nadia and North 24 Parganas districts for his comments that anti-CAA protesters "were shot like dogs", the police and TMC sources said on Tuesday.
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"No Gathering Expected, Adequate Security In Delhi's Seelampur": Police
Deputy Commissioner of Police Ved Prakash Surya on Friday said that there was adequate patrolling and security arrangements deployed in the area near Seelampur and there were no inputs about any gathering or protests in the region.
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One Eye "Bandaged", Jamia Millia Islamia Students Continue Protests
Wearing bandages in one eye to express solidarity with a fellow student who lost his eye in the police crackdown on December 15, Jamia Millia Islamia students continued their protest, which entered the 17th day on Sunday
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BJP Trying To Jolt Country By Bringing Laws Like Citizenship Act: Alka Lamba
Amid the 134th foundation day celebrations of the Congress, party leader Alka Lamba on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was expected to quell the countrywide agitation over citizenship law but he instead called them "rioters and urban Naxals."
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BJP Misread The Mood On Citizenship Law, A Minister Admits: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government did not anticipate the protests against a new citizenship law that have raged across the country and is now scrambling to control the damage, members of his ruling party said.
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Jamia Students Charged Under Anti-Terror Law In Delhi Violence Case
The Delhi Police has charged Jamia students Meeran Haider and Safoora Zargar under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in a case related to communal violence in northeast Delhi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, said a lawyer.
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"Crisis Of Confidence, Credibility": Digvijaya Singh On Shaheen Bagh
Congress leader Digvijay Singh said in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday that the government should take into confidence the people who are protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) at Shaheen Bagh and hold talks with them to defuse tension.
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2 Complaints Filed Against Dilip Ghosh Over "Shot Them Like Dogs" Remark
Trinamool Congress has lodged two police complaints against West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh in Nadia and North 24 Parganas districts for his comments that anti-CAA protesters "were shot like dogs", the police and TMC sources said on Tuesday.
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"No Gathering Expected, Adequate Security In Delhi's Seelampur": Police
Deputy Commissioner of Police Ved Prakash Surya on Friday said that there was adequate patrolling and security arrangements deployed in the area near Seelampur and there were no inputs about any gathering or protests in the region.
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One Eye "Bandaged", Jamia Millia Islamia Students Continue Protests
Wearing bandages in one eye to express solidarity with a fellow student who lost his eye in the police crackdown on December 15, Jamia Millia Islamia students continued their protest, which entered the 17th day on Sunday
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BJP Trying To Jolt Country By Bringing Laws Like Citizenship Act: Alka Lamba
Amid the 134th foundation day celebrations of the Congress, party leader Alka Lamba on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was expected to quell the countrywide agitation over citizenship law but he instead called them "rioters and urban Naxals."
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BJP Misread The Mood On Citizenship Law, A Minister Admits: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government did not anticipate the protests against a new citizenship law that have raged across the country and is now scrambling to control the damage, members of his ruling party said.
