Delhi Police Report On Patiala House Courts
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Situation At Patiala House Courts Was Handled Tactfully, Say Delhi Police
The situation at Patiala House Court was handled very "tactfully" and in a "professional" manner when JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar was produced in court, Delhi Police said in its report to NHRC.
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Supreme Court Notice To Lawyers, Police Over JNU Hearing Violence
The Supreme Court has issued notices to three lawyers caught on video leading the violence at the Delhi's Patiala House courts last week during the hearings of arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar.
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Lawyer Yashpal Singh Who Attacked Journalists At JNU Hearing Arrested, Gets Bail
Yashpal Singh, one of the lawyers who was caught on camera attacking teachers, students and journalists at the court hearing in the JNU case in Delhi last week, was arrested and released by the police on bail on Tuesday.
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JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar's Medical Reports Shows He Was Injured In Attack
JNU student union president Kanhaiya Kumar's medical examination report showed that he received external injuries during the attack on him at the Patiala House court complex, which contradicts claims by police.
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Kanhaiya Kumar's Bail Request In High Court, Supreme Court Orders Security
Security was increased at the Delhi High Court today for a hearing on JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, but it could not be taken up today for technical reasons. The Supreme Court declined to take up Mr Kumar's petition and asked the Centre and the Delhi Police to ensure that his lawyers get protection at the high court.
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ShameX2. Arrested JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar, Others Hit
For the second time this week, a court hearing for arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar descended into chaos delivered by brazen lawyers. On Monday, it was reporters and Mr Kumar's supporters who were attacked.
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Press Council Of India Seeks Police Report On Patiala House Court Assault
Maintaining that attacks on journalists discharging their professional duties is unacceptable, the Press Council of India (PCI) today sought a report from the Delhi Police regarding the assault on mediapersons in the Patiala House Court complex.
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Situation At Patiala House Courts Was Handled Tactfully, Say Delhi Police
The situation at Patiala House Court was handled very "tactfully" and in a "professional" manner when JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar was produced in court, Delhi Police said in its report to NHRC.
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Supreme Court Notice To Lawyers, Police Over JNU Hearing Violence
The Supreme Court has issued notices to three lawyers caught on video leading the violence at the Delhi's Patiala House courts last week during the hearings of arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar.
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Lawyer Yashpal Singh Who Attacked Journalists At JNU Hearing Arrested, Gets Bail
Yashpal Singh, one of the lawyers who was caught on camera attacking teachers, students and journalists at the court hearing in the JNU case in Delhi last week, was arrested and released by the police on bail on Tuesday.
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JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar's Medical Reports Shows He Was Injured In Attack
JNU student union president Kanhaiya Kumar's medical examination report showed that he received external injuries during the attack on him at the Patiala House court complex, which contradicts claims by police.
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Kanhaiya Kumar's Bail Request In High Court, Supreme Court Orders Security
Security was increased at the Delhi High Court today for a hearing on JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, but it could not be taken up today for technical reasons. The Supreme Court declined to take up Mr Kumar's petition and asked the Centre and the Delhi Police to ensure that his lawyers get protection at the high court.
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ShameX2. Arrested JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar, Others Hit
For the second time this week, a court hearing for arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar descended into chaos delivered by brazen lawyers. On Monday, it was reporters and Mr Kumar's supporters who were attacked.
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Press Council Of India Seeks Police Report On Patiala House Court Assault
Maintaining that attacks on journalists discharging their professional duties is unacceptable, the Press Council of India (PCI) today sought a report from the Delhi Police regarding the assault on mediapersons in the Patiala House Court complex.
