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Will Skin Him Alive, Said BJP Lawmaker Priyanka Singh Rawat About Uttar Pradesh Cop
A parliamentarian of the ruling BJP in Uttar Pradesh is on camera threatening to "skin a police officer alive", allegedly over corruption. Priyanka Singh Rawat, the MP from Barabanki, repeats the threat without remorse.
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If I had a gun, politicians wouldn't have touched me, says assaulted cop
Wounded, suspended and hospitalised, but not yet defeated. Traffic Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi seems ready for battle against the MLAs who beat him up in Vidhan Bhavan. With Home Minister RR Patil claiming that the CCTV footage retrieved from Vidhan Bhavan is inconclusive, API Suryavanshi, who was assaulted by some legislators ins...
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Cop allegedly beaten up by MLAs to depose before panel today
Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi, who was allegedly assaulted by a group of MLAs in the Maharashtra Assembly last month, will depose before a fact-finding committee today. The six-member committee, headed by MLA Ganpatrao Deshmukh, is expected to submit its report to the Speaker of the house within 10 days.
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Will Skin Him Alive, Said BJP Lawmaker Priyanka Singh Rawat About Uttar Pradesh Cop
A parliamentarian of the ruling BJP in Uttar Pradesh is on camera threatening to "skin a police officer alive", allegedly over corruption. Priyanka Singh Rawat, the MP from Barabanki, repeats the threat without remorse.
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If I had a gun, politicians wouldn't have touched me, says assaulted cop
Wounded, suspended and hospitalised, but not yet defeated. Traffic Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi seems ready for battle against the MLAs who beat him up in Vidhan Bhavan. With Home Minister RR Patil claiming that the CCTV footage retrieved from Vidhan Bhavan is inconclusive, API Suryavanshi, who was assaulted by some legislators ins...
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Cop allegedly beaten up by MLAs to depose before panel today
Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi, who was allegedly assaulted by a group of MLAs in the Maharashtra Assembly last month, will depose before a fact-finding committee today. The six-member committee, headed by MLA Ganpatrao Deshmukh, is expected to submit its report to the Speaker of the house within 10 days.
