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2 Former Punjab Police Officers Convicted In 1993 Fake Encounter Case
A special CBI court in Mohali has convicted the then DSP, city, Dilbagh Singh and the then SHO Gurbachan Singh of Tarn Taran on Thursday for the extra-judicial killing of a fruit seller after abducting him from his residence in 1993.
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"Pak Blames Others For Own Misdeeds, Will Reap What It Sows": India
India has slammed Pakistan's allegations of "extra judicial killings", saying it was Islamabad's "latest attempt at peddling false and malicious anti-India propaganda".
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"Extra-Judicial Confession Weak Piece Of Evidence": Supreme Court
Extra-judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence which requires strong evidence to corroborate it, the Supreme Court has said while acquitting a man in a 2007 murder case.
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Conviction Can't Be Based Solely On Extra Judicial Confession: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said when an extra-judicial confession is not duly proved or corroborated by any other reliable evidence, the conviction could not be based solely on such "weak piece" of evidence.
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Extrajudicial Confession Weak Piece Of Evidence: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said that extra judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence and the conviction based solely on it without any corroboration would not be justified.
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Supreme Court Orders CBI Probe Into Alleged Extra-Judicial Killings In Manipur
The Supreme Court directed a probe by the CBI into the alleged extra-judicial killings by the Army, the Assam Rifles and the Manipur Police in the insurgency-hit state.
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CRPF Refuses To Share Police Report On Extra Judicial Killings; RTI 'Rejected'
The CRPF has refused to make public a fake encounter report, filed by one of its Inspector Generals, citing exemption granted to the paramilitary from disclosures under the RTI Act. In response to a query seeking a copy of the report on the fake encounter by a joint squad of security forces in Assam in which two persons were killed, the CRPF cited ...
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Faced With War-Like Situation In Northeast, Kashmir: Centre To Top Court
The Centre on Wednesday defended army operations in the northeast and Jammu and Kashmir, and told the Supreme Court that India was faced with a war-like situation which was not akin to inter-country conventional war.
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In Supreme Court Intervention, Hope for Families of Manipur Encounter Victims
In a nearly 7-year-long wait for justice, the past one week has given the maximum hope to the mother of Sanjit Meitei, an unarmed man shot dead by security forces in a busy market in Imphal on July 23 in 2009.
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2 Former Punjab Police Officers Convicted In 1993 Fake Encounter Case
A special CBI court in Mohali has convicted the then DSP, city, Dilbagh Singh and the then SHO Gurbachan Singh of Tarn Taran on Thursday for the extra-judicial killing of a fruit seller after abducting him from his residence in 1993.
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"Pak Blames Others For Own Misdeeds, Will Reap What It Sows": India
India has slammed Pakistan's allegations of "extra judicial killings", saying it was Islamabad's "latest attempt at peddling false and malicious anti-India propaganda".
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"Extra-Judicial Confession Weak Piece Of Evidence": Supreme Court
Extra-judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence which requires strong evidence to corroborate it, the Supreme Court has said while acquitting a man in a 2007 murder case.
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Conviction Can't Be Based Solely On Extra Judicial Confession: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said when an extra-judicial confession is not duly proved or corroborated by any other reliable evidence, the conviction could not be based solely on such "weak piece" of evidence.
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Extrajudicial Confession Weak Piece Of Evidence: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said that extra judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence and the conviction based solely on it without any corroboration would not be justified.
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Supreme Court Orders CBI Probe Into Alleged Extra-Judicial Killings In Manipur
The Supreme Court directed a probe by the CBI into the alleged extra-judicial killings by the Army, the Assam Rifles and the Manipur Police in the insurgency-hit state.
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CRPF Refuses To Share Police Report On Extra Judicial Killings; RTI 'Rejected'
The CRPF has refused to make public a fake encounter report, filed by one of its Inspector Generals, citing exemption granted to the paramilitary from disclosures under the RTI Act. In response to a query seeking a copy of the report on the fake encounter by a joint squad of security forces in Assam in which two persons were killed, the CRPF cited ...
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Faced With War-Like Situation In Northeast, Kashmir: Centre To Top Court
The Centre on Wednesday defended army operations in the northeast and Jammu and Kashmir, and told the Supreme Court that India was faced with a war-like situation which was not akin to inter-country conventional war.
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In Supreme Court Intervention, Hope for Families of Manipur Encounter Victims
In a nearly 7-year-long wait for justice, the past one week has given the maximum hope to the mother of Sanjit Meitei, an unarmed man shot dead by security forces in a busy market in Imphal on July 23 in 2009.
