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Non-Bailable Warrants Against 12 Former Cops In Hashimpura Massacre Case
The Delhi High Court had awarded life imprisonment to 16 ex-policemen, all of whom have retired, and had directed them to surrender on or before November 22.
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16 Ex-UP Cops, Acquitted Earlier, Get Life Term For Hashimpura Massacre
Sixteen former police personnel have been sentenced to life for killing 42 people of a minority community in Uttar Pradesh in 1987. The Delhi High Court called the Hashimpura massacre in Meerut as "targeted killing" of unarmed and defenceless persons and overturned the trial court's verdict which had acquitted the accused.
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High Court Gives Life Term To 16 Former Cops In Hashimpura Massacre Case
The Delhi High Court today sentenced 16 former policemen to life imprisonment for killing 42 people of a minority community in the 1987 Hashimpura massacre case at Meerut in Uttar Pradesh.
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Hashimpura Case: Uttar Pradesh to Challenge Acquittal of 16 Cops in 1987 Massacre
The Samajwadi Party government in Uttar Pradesh has decided to approach the Delhi High Court to challenge a trial court's acquittal of the 16 policemen accused of killing 42 people in Hashimpura in Meerut in 1987.
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Truth vs Hype Exclusive: Behind the Hashimpura Massacre, a Tale of Vendetta and Cover-Up
On 22 May 1987, a group of men were rounded up by the Army and the police from the largely Muslim Hashimpura mohalla in Meerut and handed over the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) of the Uttar Pradesh police.
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No Conviction in Hashimpura Massacre, Lawyer Blames Shoddy Investigation
A trial court acquitted 16 policemen accused in the Hashimpura massacre case - the killing of 42 Muslim men in Meerut in May 1987 - on Saturday, saying the evidence against them was insufficient. But the survivors and their lawyer say the investigation was shoddy.
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Hashimpura Massacre: 'Did No One Kill the 42 Men?' A Question After a Court Verdict
Nearly three decades after 42 Muslim men were killed in Meerut in western Uttar Pradesh, a trial court in Delhi acquitted 16 policemen accused in the case, giving them the "benefit of doubt".
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16 Policemen Acquitted in 1987 Meerut Massacre Case
Sixteen policemen were acquitted by a court today of the charges of murder and other crimes in the 1987 Hashimpura massacre case in which 42 people were killed in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut city.
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Non-Bailable Warrants Against 12 Former Cops In Hashimpura Massacre Case
The Delhi High Court had awarded life imprisonment to 16 ex-policemen, all of whom have retired, and had directed them to surrender on or before November 22.
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16 Ex-UP Cops, Acquitted Earlier, Get Life Term For Hashimpura Massacre
Sixteen former police personnel have been sentenced to life for killing 42 people of a minority community in Uttar Pradesh in 1987. The Delhi High Court called the Hashimpura massacre in Meerut as "targeted killing" of unarmed and defenceless persons and overturned the trial court's verdict which had acquitted the accused.
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High Court Gives Life Term To 16 Former Cops In Hashimpura Massacre Case
The Delhi High Court today sentenced 16 former policemen to life imprisonment for killing 42 people of a minority community in the 1987 Hashimpura massacre case at Meerut in Uttar Pradesh.
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Hashimpura Case: Uttar Pradesh to Challenge Acquittal of 16 Cops in 1987 Massacre
The Samajwadi Party government in Uttar Pradesh has decided to approach the Delhi High Court to challenge a trial court's acquittal of the 16 policemen accused of killing 42 people in Hashimpura in Meerut in 1987.
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Truth vs Hype Exclusive: Behind the Hashimpura Massacre, a Tale of Vendetta and Cover-Up
On 22 May 1987, a group of men were rounded up by the Army and the police from the largely Muslim Hashimpura mohalla in Meerut and handed over the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) of the Uttar Pradesh police.
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No Conviction in Hashimpura Massacre, Lawyer Blames Shoddy Investigation
A trial court acquitted 16 policemen accused in the Hashimpura massacre case - the killing of 42 Muslim men in Meerut in May 1987 - on Saturday, saying the evidence against them was insufficient. But the survivors and their lawyer say the investigation was shoddy.
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Hashimpura Massacre: 'Did No One Kill the 42 Men?' A Question After a Court Verdict
Nearly three decades after 42 Muslim men were killed in Meerut in western Uttar Pradesh, a trial court in Delhi acquitted 16 policemen accused in the case, giving them the "benefit of doubt".
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16 Policemen Acquitted in 1987 Meerut Massacre Case
Sixteen policemen were acquitted by a court today of the charges of murder and other crimes in the 1987 Hashimpura massacre case in which 42 people were killed in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut city.
