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Danish Woman Rape: Delhi High Court Upholds Life Term Till Death Of Convicts
The Delhi High Court today upheld the sentence of life imprisonment till death given to five convicts for gangraping a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi in 2014. The court dismissed the appeal of the convicts challenging their conviction and jail term awarded by a trial court in 2016.
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Danish Kaneria's Bank Statement Sought by Sindh High Court In Connection With Spot-Fixing Fines
Danish Kaneria's bank statement has been asked for by the Sindh High Court in connection with the fines imposed on him by the England and Wales Cricket Board on spot-fixing charges.
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Danish Woman Gangrape: Accused Claim Innocence In Court
Two of the accused, who are facing trial for alleged gangrape of a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi last year, today claimed innocence in a Delhi court saying the police has falsely implicated them in the case.
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Danish Kaneria Summoned by Sindh High Court on ECB Petition: Lawyer
Pakistan's banned leg-spinner Danish Kaneria also lost his appeals in the appellate tribunal of the
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High Court Dismisses Danish Kaneria's Appeals Against Life Ban From Cricket
Investigations found that Danish Kaneria acted as a recruiter of spot-fixers and exploited his status to engage a young County professional, Mervyn Westfield, in corrupt activity.
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Kaneria's wait to play gets longer
Pakistan's Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria will have to wait for a few more days to find out if he gets the clearance to be considered for national selection again after the Sindh High Court reserved its judgement on his petition on Thursday.
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Purulia arms drop case: Will Kim Davy be extradited?
The Danish High Court will pronounce its verdict today on the extradition of Kim Davy in connection with Purulia arms drop case.He has been on the run since 1995. He is accused of air-dropping hundreds of AK-47 rifles, pistols, anti-tank grenades, rocket launchers and over 25,000 rounds of ammunition, enough to start a mini-war.The CBI claims the w...
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Purulia arms drop case: CBI woos Kim Davy
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has assured Kim Davy, the main accused in the 1995 Purulia arms drop case, that he will be given full security if he comes to India as part of extradition process.CBI gave its commitment to the Danish High Court which is hearing the Davy extradition case that if Davy returns to India, they will make sure th...
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Danish Woman Rape: Delhi High Court Upholds Life Term Till Death Of Convicts
The Delhi High Court today upheld the sentence of life imprisonment till death given to five convicts for gangraping a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi in 2014. The court dismissed the appeal of the convicts challenging their conviction and jail term awarded by a trial court in 2016.
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Danish Kaneria's Bank Statement Sought by Sindh High Court In Connection With Spot-Fixing Fines
Danish Kaneria's bank statement has been asked for by the Sindh High Court in connection with the fines imposed on him by the England and Wales Cricket Board on spot-fixing charges.
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Danish Woman Gangrape: Accused Claim Innocence In Court
Two of the accused, who are facing trial for alleged gangrape of a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi last year, today claimed innocence in a Delhi court saying the police has falsely implicated them in the case.
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Danish Kaneria Summoned by Sindh High Court on ECB Petition: Lawyer
Pakistan's banned leg-spinner Danish Kaneria also lost his appeals in the appellate tribunal of the
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High Court Dismisses Danish Kaneria's Appeals Against Life Ban From Cricket
Investigations found that Danish Kaneria acted as a recruiter of spot-fixers and exploited his status to engage a young County professional, Mervyn Westfield, in corrupt activity.
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Kaneria's wait to play gets longer
Pakistan's Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria will have to wait for a few more days to find out if he gets the clearance to be considered for national selection again after the Sindh High Court reserved its judgement on his petition on Thursday.
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Purulia arms drop case: Will Kim Davy be extradited?
The Danish High Court will pronounce its verdict today on the extradition of Kim Davy in connection with Purulia arms drop case.He has been on the run since 1995. He is accused of air-dropping hundreds of AK-47 rifles, pistols, anti-tank grenades, rocket launchers and over 25,000 rounds of ammunition, enough to start a mini-war.The CBI claims the w...
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Purulia arms drop case: CBI woos Kim Davy
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has assured Kim Davy, the main accused in the 1995 Purulia arms drop case, that he will be given full security if he comes to India as part of extradition process.CBI gave its commitment to the Danish High Court which is hearing the Davy extradition case that if Davy returns to India, they will make sure th...
