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Pakistan Woman Who Came To India, Hoists Tricolour. And Here's What Anju Did
Seema Haider and Sachin Meena were seen hoisting the Tricolour on Sunday as part of the "Har Ghar Tiranga" celebrations in Greater Noida.
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Court Dismisses Bail Of Rashtriya Janata Dal Leader In Delhi Riots Case
A court in Delhi on Tuesday dismissed the bail plea of Rashtriya Janata Dal's (RJD) youth wing leader and Jamia Millia Islamia student Meeran Haider in a case of alleged criminal conspiracy related to the Delhi Riots in 2020.
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Jamia Students Group Say Arrests Made "Without Reason" Amid Lockdown
The Jamia Coordination Committee (JCC) today said the arrest of two of its members in connection with the February northeast Delhi violence was made "without rhyme or reason".
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Jamia Students Charged Under Anti-Terror Law In Delhi Violence Case
The Delhi Police has charged Jamia students Meeran Haider and Safoora Zargar under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in a case related to communal violence in northeast Delhi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, said a lawyer.
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Nawaz Sharif Struggles With Parallel State as Army Rises in Pakistan
Civil-military tensions are rising in Pakistan. The latest sign of a rift came Oct. 2, when paramilitary troops barred their boss, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal, from entering the court hearing a corruption case against former premier Nawaz Sharif.
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Pakistan Batsman Sharjeel Khan Banned For 5 Years In Spot Fixing
"Sharjeel is banned for five years, which has two-and-a-half year suspended, after the proceedings of the case," said Asghat Haider, who headed the three-member tribunal.
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2 Sentenced To Death For Bangladesh Blogger Murder
A Bangladesh court sentenced two students to death today for the 2013 murder of a secular blogger, delivering the first convictions over a series of such killings that have rattled the Muslim-majority nation.
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Bodh Gaya Blasts Case: Court Frames Charges Against 3
A court in Patna today framed charges against three people, including Haider Ali alias 'Black Beauty', for allegedly being involved in Bodh Gaya serial blasts.
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IPL corruption case: Pakistan Cricket Board won't force Asad Rauf to be questioned by Mumbai cops
Pakistan Cricket Board legal advisor says there is no mechanism to force Asad Rauf to go to Mumbai in case summons are issued to him. Rauf has been named in the Mumbai Police chargesheet for his alleged involvement in match-fixing and betting.
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Pakistan Cricket Board to review evidence in Danish Kaneria case
The disciplinary panel of the England and Wales Cricket Board first imposed a life ban on Pakistani Test leg-spinner in 2012 for corruption and his links with an alleged Indian bookmaker, Annu Bhatt.
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PCB to review evidence in Danish Kaneria spot-fixing case
The 32-year-old Kaneria, Pakistan's most successful spinner with 261 Test wickets, was last year banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for spot fixing.
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Rashid Latif seeks to convince Pakistan Cricket Board after his bookie claim
Latif made the claim in a statement he released on the Danish Kaneria spot-fixing case in which Indian bookmaker Annu Bhatt has been deemed as a central figure by the England and Wales Cricket Board, which has imposed a life ban on Kaneria from playing cricket.
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International Cricket Council squash reports of allowing Mohammad Amir to play domestic cricket
According to media reports, ICC four-member committee headed by Clarke had recommended that Amir be allowed to play domestic cricket after PCB Chairman, Najam Sethi pleaded Amir's case at the last ICC meetings in London.
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PCB keen to take decision on Kaneria's future
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will seek all records of the spot-fixing case involving Essex player Mervyn Westfield as it wants to take a final decision on Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria's future.
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Pakistan president asks for a report on spot-fixing
The Pakistan government on Saturday directed the country's cricket board and its High Commission in the UK to submit a detailed report on a recent spot-fixing case in order to repatriate three jailed cricketers.
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Pakistan Woman Who Came To India, Hoists Tricolour. And Here's What Anju Did
Seema Haider and Sachin Meena were seen hoisting the Tricolour on Sunday as part of the "Har Ghar Tiranga" celebrations in Greater Noida.
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Court Dismisses Bail Of Rashtriya Janata Dal Leader In Delhi Riots Case
A court in Delhi on Tuesday dismissed the bail plea of Rashtriya Janata Dal's (RJD) youth wing leader and Jamia Millia Islamia student Meeran Haider in a case of alleged criminal conspiracy related to the Delhi Riots in 2020.
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Jamia Students Group Say Arrests Made "Without Reason" Amid Lockdown
The Jamia Coordination Committee (JCC) today said the arrest of two of its members in connection with the February northeast Delhi violence was made "without rhyme or reason".
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Jamia Students Charged Under Anti-Terror Law In Delhi Violence Case
The Delhi Police has charged Jamia students Meeran Haider and Safoora Zargar under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in a case related to communal violence in northeast Delhi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, said a lawyer.
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Nawaz Sharif Struggles With Parallel State as Army Rises in Pakistan
Civil-military tensions are rising in Pakistan. The latest sign of a rift came Oct. 2, when paramilitary troops barred their boss, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal, from entering the court hearing a corruption case against former premier Nawaz Sharif.
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Pakistan Batsman Sharjeel Khan Banned For 5 Years In Spot Fixing
"Sharjeel is banned for five years, which has two-and-a-half year suspended, after the proceedings of the case," said Asghat Haider, who headed the three-member tribunal.
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2 Sentenced To Death For Bangladesh Blogger Murder
A Bangladesh court sentenced two students to death today for the 2013 murder of a secular blogger, delivering the first convictions over a series of such killings that have rattled the Muslim-majority nation.
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Bodh Gaya Blasts Case: Court Frames Charges Against 3
A court in Patna today framed charges against three people, including Haider Ali alias 'Black Beauty', for allegedly being involved in Bodh Gaya serial blasts.
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IPL corruption case: Pakistan Cricket Board won't force Asad Rauf to be questioned by Mumbai cops
Pakistan Cricket Board legal advisor says there is no mechanism to force Asad Rauf to go to Mumbai in case summons are issued to him. Rauf has been named in the Mumbai Police chargesheet for his alleged involvement in match-fixing and betting.
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Pakistan Cricket Board to review evidence in Danish Kaneria case
The disciplinary panel of the England and Wales Cricket Board first imposed a life ban on Pakistani Test leg-spinner in 2012 for corruption and his links with an alleged Indian bookmaker, Annu Bhatt.
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PCB to review evidence in Danish Kaneria spot-fixing case
The 32-year-old Kaneria, Pakistan's most successful spinner with 261 Test wickets, was last year banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for spot fixing.
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Rashid Latif seeks to convince Pakistan Cricket Board after his bookie claim
Latif made the claim in a statement he released on the Danish Kaneria spot-fixing case in which Indian bookmaker Annu Bhatt has been deemed as a central figure by the England and Wales Cricket Board, which has imposed a life ban on Kaneria from playing cricket.
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International Cricket Council squash reports of allowing Mohammad Amir to play domestic cricket
According to media reports, ICC four-member committee headed by Clarke had recommended that Amir be allowed to play domestic cricket after PCB Chairman, Najam Sethi pleaded Amir's case at the last ICC meetings in London.
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PCB keen to take decision on Kaneria's future
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will seek all records of the spot-fixing case involving Essex player Mervyn Westfield as it wants to take a final decision on Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria's future.
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Pakistan president asks for a report on spot-fixing
The Pakistan government on Saturday directed the country's cricket board and its High Commission in the UK to submit a detailed report on a recent spot-fixing case in order to repatriate three jailed cricketers.
