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On Holi, A Message From Mumbai Police: Paint The Town Safe
"Burra na mano Holi hai" - that's an excuse used far too frequently to pass off hooliganism for Holi celebrations. And as India celebrates the festival of colours Holi today, Mumbai Police has some pretty simple but effective advice: celebrate responsibly. Using the hashtag #PaintTheTownSafe, Mumbai Police has posted a series of tweets wishing neti...
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Caught On Camera: Man Stabbed 50 Times By Gang Of Bikers In Delhi
A man in his mid-twenties was stabbed and beaten with rods by a bikers' gang in Khanpur area of Delhi. Gang of 20 men on 10 bikes stabbed and hit him with rods. The brazen attack was caught on CCTV.
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Strictest Disciplinary Action Will Be Taken To Curb Hooliganism During Holi: Delhi University
Delhi University said that strictest possible disciplinary action will be taken to curb any act of hooliganism and disturbance during Holi under the provision of University Ordinances, and the Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place Act-2013.
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Hit By "Semen-Filled Balloons", Delhi Students Protest Holi Hooliganism
After years of flinging eggs, balloons filled with dirty water and harmful colours ahead of Holi, the festival of colours, the troublemakers in the city seem to have graduated to an even more disgusting ingredient - the semen. In the last few days, students of Delhi University have reported on social media that they were hit by balloons reportedly ...
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Happy Holi: Mumbai Police's 'Punny' Warning To Holi Hooligans On Twitter
To prevent any interruptions to your celebrations, Mumbai Police turned to Twitter to warn the party poopers. Mumbai Police is popular for their funny, clever puns on Twitter. So, when it came to Holi, they didn't disappoint. The Twitter account of Mumbai Police indulged in some 140-character-wordplay on Holi
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5,000 Cops To Be Deployed Across Delhi On Holi
Two thousand and five hundred officials from police districts and equal number from Traffic department will be deployed across the national capital tomorrow to prevent any incident of "hooliganism" during Holi celebrations.
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On Holi, A Message From Mumbai Police: Paint The Town Safe
"Burra na mano Holi hai" - that's an excuse used far too frequently to pass off hooliganism for Holi celebrations. And as India celebrates the festival of colours Holi today, Mumbai Police has some pretty simple but effective advice: celebrate responsibly. Using the hashtag #PaintTheTownSafe, Mumbai Police has posted a series of tweets wishing neti...
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Caught On Camera: Man Stabbed 50 Times By Gang Of Bikers In Delhi
A man in his mid-twenties was stabbed and beaten with rods by a bikers' gang in Khanpur area of Delhi. Gang of 20 men on 10 bikes stabbed and hit him with rods. The brazen attack was caught on CCTV.
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Strictest Disciplinary Action Will Be Taken To Curb Hooliganism During Holi: Delhi University
Delhi University said that strictest possible disciplinary action will be taken to curb any act of hooliganism and disturbance during Holi under the provision of University Ordinances, and the Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place Act-2013.
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Hit By "Semen-Filled Balloons", Delhi Students Protest Holi Hooliganism
After years of flinging eggs, balloons filled with dirty water and harmful colours ahead of Holi, the festival of colours, the troublemakers in the city seem to have graduated to an even more disgusting ingredient - the semen. In the last few days, students of Delhi University have reported on social media that they were hit by balloons reportedly ...
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Happy Holi: Mumbai Police's 'Punny' Warning To Holi Hooligans On Twitter
To prevent any interruptions to your celebrations, Mumbai Police turned to Twitter to warn the party poopers. Mumbai Police is popular for their funny, clever puns on Twitter. So, when it came to Holi, they didn't disappoint. The Twitter account of Mumbai Police indulged in some 140-character-wordplay on Holi
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5,000 Cops To Be Deployed Across Delhi On Holi
Two thousand and five hundred officials from police districts and equal number from Traffic department will be deployed across the national capital tomorrow to prevent any incident of "hooliganism" during Holi celebrations.
