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"Another Talibani Video Emerges In Bengal": BJP Questions Rahul Gandhi's Silence
BJP National Spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla today slammed the Mamata government over another alleged flogging incident in West Bengal, asking whether Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders will visit the victim.
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Row Over Mamata Banerjee Aide's Remarks, BJP Alleges Appeasement Politics
Days after the public flogging of a couple in West Bengal drew massive criticism, the ruling party has waded into a controversy - this time involving a top aide of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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"Selective": PM Slams Opposition's Silence Over Bengal Flogging Cases
Prime Minister Narendra Modi - speaking in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday - targeted the opposition over "selective politics" with regard to atrocities against women, with reference to cases of flogging from Bengal.
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Bengal Flogging Case: Man Seen Behind Key Accused Arrested By Police
Police on Wednesday arrested another person for his alleged involvement in the public flogging of a couple in Chopra in West Bengal's Uttar Dinajpur district, an officer said.
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Trinamool Notice To Bengal MLA For Supporting Public Flogging Of Couple
The ruling Trinamool Congress in West Bengal on Tuesday issued a show cause notice to its Chopra MLA Hamidul Rahman for making statements supporting the public flogging of a couple that rocked the state.
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BJP vs Trinamool Over Chilling Video Of Woman's Public Flogging In Bengal
Under fire over the chilling incident of mob justice in north Bengal's Chopra, the ruling Trinamool Congress has said it has a zero tolerance policy on such crimes and launched a counterstrike by drawing parallels with BJP-ruled states
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From "Non-Adjusting" Wife
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man over mental cruelty he suffered due to his wife's "non-adjusting attitude", saying no fruitful purpose would be served in flogging a dead horse.
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"Go Enjoy Custody": Supreme Court Raps Gujarat Cops For Public Flogging
The Supreme Court on Tuesday admonished the Gujarat Police over its officials publicly flogging five people belonging to the Muslim community at a village in Kheda district in 2022.
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Gujarat Flogging: 4 Cops Want To Be Spared Punishment, Propose To Pay Compensation
Four policemen found guilty of contempt of court for flogging some minority community members in Kheda district on Wednesday requested the Gujarat High Court that they be directed to pay compensation rather than being given punishment.
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Court Orders Magisterial Probe In 2022 Public Flogging Incident In Gujarat
The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday ordered an inquiry by the chief judicial magistrate (CJM) of Kheda district into a 2022 incident where some members of the Muslim community, arrested for stone-pelting, were allegedly flogged by the police.
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Taliban Publicly Cut Off Hands Of 4 Men Over Alleged Theft Charges
The Taliban on Tuesday publicly flogged nine convicted of robbery and "sodomy" in Ahmad Shahi Stadium in Kandahar.
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Taliban Publicly Flogs 27 Afghans, Including Women, After First Execution
The Taliban flogged 27 Afghans, including women, in front of a large crowd on Thursday, a day after publicly executing a convicted murderer for the first time since they returned to power last year.
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Official Denies Vote Boycott By Muslims In Gujarat Village Over Public Flogging
As many as 1,400 Muslim voters from Undhela village in Gujarat's Kheda district boycotted voting in the state Assembly polls in protest against the public flogging of some men from the community by police two months ago, community leaders claimed.
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Muslims Boycott Polls In Gujarat Village, Site Of Public Flogging By Cops
Some Muslim men were arrested, tied to a pole, and flogged with canes by police personnel in the Kheda district. Crowds were seen cheering as officers watched plain-clothes cops hit the men.
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Video: Women Flogged In Afghanistan For Shopping Without Male Guardian
The Taliban regularly carried out punishments in public during their first rule that ended in late 2001, including floggings and executions at the national stadium.
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"Another Talibani Video Emerges In Bengal": BJP Questions Rahul Gandhi's Silence
BJP National Spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla today slammed the Mamata government over another alleged flogging incident in West Bengal, asking whether Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders will visit the victim.
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Row Over Mamata Banerjee Aide's Remarks, BJP Alleges Appeasement Politics
Days after the public flogging of a couple in West Bengal drew massive criticism, the ruling party has waded into a controversy - this time involving a top aide of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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"Selective": PM Slams Opposition's Silence Over Bengal Flogging Cases
Prime Minister Narendra Modi - speaking in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday - targeted the opposition over "selective politics" with regard to atrocities against women, with reference to cases of flogging from Bengal.
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Bengal Flogging Case: Man Seen Behind Key Accused Arrested By Police
Police on Wednesday arrested another person for his alleged involvement in the public flogging of a couple in Chopra in West Bengal's Uttar Dinajpur district, an officer said.
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Trinamool Notice To Bengal MLA For Supporting Public Flogging Of Couple
The ruling Trinamool Congress in West Bengal on Tuesday issued a show cause notice to its Chopra MLA Hamidul Rahman for making statements supporting the public flogging of a couple that rocked the state.
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BJP vs Trinamool Over Chilling Video Of Woman's Public Flogging In Bengal
Under fire over the chilling incident of mob justice in north Bengal's Chopra, the ruling Trinamool Congress has said it has a zero tolerance policy on such crimes and launched a counterstrike by drawing parallels with BJP-ruled states
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From "Non-Adjusting" Wife
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man over mental cruelty he suffered due to his wife's "non-adjusting attitude", saying no fruitful purpose would be served in flogging a dead horse.
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"Go Enjoy Custody": Supreme Court Raps Gujarat Cops For Public Flogging
The Supreme Court on Tuesday admonished the Gujarat Police over its officials publicly flogging five people belonging to the Muslim community at a village in Kheda district in 2022.
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Gujarat Flogging: 4 Cops Want To Be Spared Punishment, Propose To Pay Compensation
Four policemen found guilty of contempt of court for flogging some minority community members in Kheda district on Wednesday requested the Gujarat High Court that they be directed to pay compensation rather than being given punishment.
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Court Orders Magisterial Probe In 2022 Public Flogging Incident In Gujarat
The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday ordered an inquiry by the chief judicial magistrate (CJM) of Kheda district into a 2022 incident where some members of the Muslim community, arrested for stone-pelting, were allegedly flogged by the police.
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Taliban Publicly Cut Off Hands Of 4 Men Over Alleged Theft Charges
The Taliban on Tuesday publicly flogged nine convicted of robbery and "sodomy" in Ahmad Shahi Stadium in Kandahar.
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Taliban Publicly Flogs 27 Afghans, Including Women, After First Execution
The Taliban flogged 27 Afghans, including women, in front of a large crowd on Thursday, a day after publicly executing a convicted murderer for the first time since they returned to power last year.
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Official Denies Vote Boycott By Muslims In Gujarat Village Over Public Flogging
As many as 1,400 Muslim voters from Undhela village in Gujarat's Kheda district boycotted voting in the state Assembly polls in protest against the public flogging of some men from the community by police two months ago, community leaders claimed.
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Muslims Boycott Polls In Gujarat Village, Site Of Public Flogging By Cops
Some Muslim men were arrested, tied to a pole, and flogged with canes by police personnel in the Kheda district. Crowds were seen cheering as officers watched plain-clothes cops hit the men.
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Video: Women Flogged In Afghanistan For Shopping Without Male Guardian
The Taliban regularly carried out punishments in public during their first rule that ended in late 2001, including floggings and executions at the national stadium.
