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Karni Sena Leader Thakur Kushalpal Detained In Gurgaon
The Gurgaon Police on Saturday detained Karni Sena chief Thakur Kushalpal in connection with the attack on a school bus and torching of a state roadways bus here during anti-"Padmaavat" protests earlier this week.
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As VK Singh Talks Consensus on "Padmaavat", A Gentle Reminder From Bihar
Union Minister Gen (retd) VK Singh and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Thursday appeared to stand on the same side of the unending row over "Padmaavat'. The union minister said freedom of expression did not give anyone the right to distort history while Digvijaya Singh went a step further to assert that films that hurt anybody's sentiments shoul...
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I Slowed Down To A Crawl But Kept Driving: School Bus Driver
Trapped with a busload of children, Parvesh Kumar, the driver of the school bus attacked by a stone-throwing mob in Gurgaon on Wednesday, told himself - don't stop. He looked at the attackers and gestured with his hands that he had little children in the bus.
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Muslims, Dalits, Now Kids Targeted; End The Silence, Says Arvind Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, said today that he "couldn't sleep all night" on learning of the attack on a school bus in Gurgaon by a mob protesting the film "Padmaavat".
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"Driver Kept Moving Or Worse Could Have Happened": Gurgaon Bus Conductor
Some little children on the school bus that was attacked by a mob in Gurgaon yesterday were hurt when they had to crouch on a floor littered with broken glass, a bus employee said today.
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Day After Gurgaon Bus Horror, Many Schools Near Delhi Shut Today
A day after a school bus was attacked in Gurgaon by a mob protesting the film "Padmaavat", many schools near Delhi are shut. At least four top schools in Gurgaon have announced a holiday for the rest of the week, saying they would not want to risk the lives of students.
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Despite Protests, "Padmaavat" Crosses 1 Million Mark, Say Makers: 10 Facts
One million people watched "Padmaavat" on its opening day, the film's maker Viacom 18 Motion said on Friday as it released across the country amid tight security at cinema halls. Fringe groups like the Karni Sena continued protests in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, blocking roads and holding rallies and union Minister VK Singh has suggested ...
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As Padmaavat Protests Turn Violent, Some Gurgaon Schools To Stay Shut
After the attack on a school bus by anti-"Padmaavat" protestors, some reputed schools in Gurgaon have decided to remain shut till Sunday in view of the violence over the controversial film's release.
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Some "Padmaavat" Violence "Blown Out Of Proportion": Devendra Fadnavis
The attack on a school bus in Gurgaon during Thursday's protests against screening of Padmaavat movie was "very serious but there are also incidents which are blown out of proportion", Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis told NDTV.
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"Country On Fire": Rahul Gandhi Blames BJP After Mob Attacks School Bus
As a video of scared children crouching in a school bus targeted by hooligans protesting Sanjay Leela Bhansali's movie "Padmaavat" provoked national outrage on Thursday, the Congress hit out at the Manohar Lal Khattar government for failing to maintain peace in the state.
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Horror On A School Bus In Gurgaon, Attacked By Mob Protesting "Padmaavat"
Little children crouched on the floor, some with their hands clamped on their mouth in fear, as a mob protesting against the film "Padmaavat" threw rocks at their school bus in Gurgaon near Delhi
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GD Goenka School Bus Attacked In Gurgaon As Protests Over Padmaavat Escalate; Large Gatherings Banned
A school bus carrying students was attacked by protesters in Gurgaon, adjacent to national capital Delhi, as protests turned violent in several states a day before the release of "Padmaavat." The attackers threw stones at the school bus, smashing its windows. Nobody was injured but a video showed terrified students ducking and cowering in fearing f...
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After Violence, Multiplex Owners In 4 States Pull Out Padmaavat: 10 Facts
Hundreds of supporters of fringe groups like the Karni Sena ran amok across several states on Wednesday protesting violently against the release of Bollywood film Padmaavat, slated for today. In Gurgaon, adjacent to national capital Delhi, they stoned a school bus carrying petrified children who cowered in fear. Protesters also burnt a bus and bloc...
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Padmaavat Release Controversy Highlights: School Bus Torched In Gurgaon, Protests Across North India
After the top court's unequivocal order yesterday rejecting the final attempts by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to ban the film 'Padmaavat'', protests against the release of the movie turned violent. Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra stressed "People can't come and say law and order problems, ban the movie. Let us not come to a state where the exhi...
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Karni Sena Leader Thakur Kushalpal Detained In Gurgaon
The Gurgaon Police on Saturday detained Karni Sena chief Thakur Kushalpal in connection with the attack on a school bus and torching of a state roadways bus here during anti-"Padmaavat" protests earlier this week.
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As VK Singh Talks Consensus on "Padmaavat", A Gentle Reminder From Bihar
Union Minister Gen (retd) VK Singh and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Thursday appeared to stand on the same side of the unending row over "Padmaavat'. The union minister said freedom of expression did not give anyone the right to distort history while Digvijaya Singh went a step further to assert that films that hurt anybody's sentiments shoul...
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I Slowed Down To A Crawl But Kept Driving: School Bus Driver
Trapped with a busload of children, Parvesh Kumar, the driver of the school bus attacked by a stone-throwing mob in Gurgaon on Wednesday, told himself - don't stop. He looked at the attackers and gestured with his hands that he had little children in the bus.
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Muslims, Dalits, Now Kids Targeted; End The Silence, Says Arvind Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, said today that he "couldn't sleep all night" on learning of the attack on a school bus in Gurgaon by a mob protesting the film "Padmaavat".
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"Driver Kept Moving Or Worse Could Have Happened": Gurgaon Bus Conductor
Some little children on the school bus that was attacked by a mob in Gurgaon yesterday were hurt when they had to crouch on a floor littered with broken glass, a bus employee said today.
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Day After Gurgaon Bus Horror, Many Schools Near Delhi Shut Today
A day after a school bus was attacked in Gurgaon by a mob protesting the film "Padmaavat", many schools near Delhi are shut. At least four top schools in Gurgaon have announced a holiday for the rest of the week, saying they would not want to risk the lives of students.
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Despite Protests, "Padmaavat" Crosses 1 Million Mark, Say Makers: 10 Facts
One million people watched "Padmaavat" on its opening day, the film's maker Viacom 18 Motion said on Friday as it released across the country amid tight security at cinema halls. Fringe groups like the Karni Sena continued protests in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, blocking roads and holding rallies and union Minister VK Singh has suggested ...
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As Padmaavat Protests Turn Violent, Some Gurgaon Schools To Stay Shut
After the attack on a school bus by anti-"Padmaavat" protestors, some reputed schools in Gurgaon have decided to remain shut till Sunday in view of the violence over the controversial film's release.
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Some "Padmaavat" Violence "Blown Out Of Proportion": Devendra Fadnavis
The attack on a school bus in Gurgaon during Thursday's protests against screening of Padmaavat movie was "very serious but there are also incidents which are blown out of proportion", Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis told NDTV.
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"Country On Fire": Rahul Gandhi Blames BJP After Mob Attacks School Bus
As a video of scared children crouching in a school bus targeted by hooligans protesting Sanjay Leela Bhansali's movie "Padmaavat" provoked national outrage on Thursday, the Congress hit out at the Manohar Lal Khattar government for failing to maintain peace in the state.
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Horror On A School Bus In Gurgaon, Attacked By Mob Protesting "Padmaavat"
Little children crouched on the floor, some with their hands clamped on their mouth in fear, as a mob protesting against the film "Padmaavat" threw rocks at their school bus in Gurgaon near Delhi
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GD Goenka School Bus Attacked In Gurgaon As Protests Over Padmaavat Escalate; Large Gatherings Banned
A school bus carrying students was attacked by protesters in Gurgaon, adjacent to national capital Delhi, as protests turned violent in several states a day before the release of "Padmaavat." The attackers threw stones at the school bus, smashing its windows. Nobody was injured but a video showed terrified students ducking and cowering in fearing f...
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After Violence, Multiplex Owners In 4 States Pull Out Padmaavat: 10 Facts
Hundreds of supporters of fringe groups like the Karni Sena ran amok across several states on Wednesday protesting violently against the release of Bollywood film Padmaavat, slated for today. In Gurgaon, adjacent to national capital Delhi, they stoned a school bus carrying petrified children who cowered in fear. Protesters also burnt a bus and bloc...
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Padmaavat Release Controversy Highlights: School Bus Torched In Gurgaon, Protests Across North India
After the top court's unequivocal order yesterday rejecting the final attempts by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to ban the film 'Padmaavat'', protests against the release of the movie turned violent. Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra stressed "People can't come and say law and order problems, ban the movie. Let us not come to a state where the exhi...
