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Ishrat Jahan Case: Court Drops Case Against Ex-Cops DG Vanzara, NK Amin
Former Gujarat police officers DG Vanzara and NK Amin will no longer be accused in the 2004 Ishrat Jehan fake encounter killing. A CBI court today approved their request for discharge.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: Ex-Gujarat Police Chief PP Pandey Discharged By Court
Former top Gujarat police chief PP Pandey will no longer be an accused in the 2004 Ishrat Jehan fake encounter case, a court in Ahmedabad said today.
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Talking To BJP, Says Ex-Cop DG Vanzara, Charged With Killing Ishrat Jehan
DG Vanzara, who spent nine years in prison after being accused of extra-judicial killings as a top cop in Gujarat, says that he's negotiating to join the BJP ahead of December's election. "There were brief meetings, but so far, nothing has materialized as far as joining the party is concerned. There is no truth in reports that I have sought a ticke...
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Have Enough Evidence Against Ex-Gujarat Cop In Ishrat Jahan Encounter Case, CBI Tells Court
A special CBI court today asked the lawyer of victim's kin in the alleged fake encounter case of Ishrat Jahan and three others, to argue their case against the discharge plea by ex-IPS officer PP Pandey.
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Gujarat Police Chief PP Pandey Forced To Step Down As Supreme Court Steps In
Gujarat's top cop Director General of Police PP Pandey has resigned, it was announced, after the Supreme Court said today that it would order his removal unless he has offered to quit. The Gujarat government told the court that Mr Pandey was ready to step down and would be relieved of his post immediately. Meetings have begun in state capital Gandh...
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Ishrat Jahan Case: New Government Report Does Not Blame P Chidambaram
A three-month search has failed to exhume crucial documents that were supposed to lay bare how the previous Congress-led government changed its stand on whether Ishrat Jehan, a 19-year-old college student killed in Gujarat, was a terrorist.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: CBI May Be Asked To Probe Missing Papers, Say Sources
A home ministry inquiry has established that documents relating to the Ishrat Jahan encounter case have indeed gone missing during the tenure of former home minister P Chidambaram. But it failed to pin down responsibility - mentioning only that the papers were "removed" or "misplaced". Now, the government may order a CBI inquiry to establish culpab...
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BJP Steps Up Attack On Congress Over Ishrat Jahan Case
BJP today raked up the Samjhauta Express blasts to keep up its attack on Congress over the Ishrat Jehan case, saying the UPA used them to "defame" the Hindu society but "ignored" reports of NIA and IB about Ishrat and "betrayed" the country for political reasons.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: Congress Hits Back, Accuses BJP Of Obstructing Trial
Congress today hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah over the Ishrat Jahan case, accusing them of "obstructing" judicial process and taking to "patent falsehoods".
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Government Didn't Allow Us To Speak On Ishrat Jehan, Says Congress
The Congress today hit out at the government for "not allowing" party leaders to speak on the Ishrat Jehan case during the Budget Session of Parliament.
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P Chidambaram Admits To 'Small Editorial' Changes In Ishrat Jehan Files
Former finance minister P Chidambaram today admitted to having made "editorial" changes to the affidavits filed in the Ishrat Jehan case.
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Ishrat Jehan Case: Government Sets Up Probe Panel On Missing Files
The Narendra Modi government has set up a committee to look into the issue of missing files in Ishrat Jahan case. A one-man committee, comprising Additional Secretary BK Prasad, will probe the issue of missing files -- related to the case of alleged fake encounter of June 2004, in which Ishrat Jahan was killed.
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Congress Alleges 'Cooked-Up Story' Given on Ishrat Jehan Case
Ishrat Jehan issue again surfaced in Lok Sabha today with the Congress alleging "gross injustice" for being disallowed when the calling attention on the matter was taken up yesterday, a charge stoutly denied by government and the speaker.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain Plea For Dropping Action Against Gujarat Cops
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking quashing of criminal prosecution, suspension and other action taken against Gujarat cops in the 2004 alleged fake encounter killing of Ishrat Jehan in view of recent testimony of jailed Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative David Headley.
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Ishrat Case: I Was Allured To Go Up To Modi As SIT Chief, Says Satyapal Singh
A former Mumbai Police commissioner and BJP lawmaker Satyapal Singh today said that as the SIT chairman he was allured by the then Congress-led UPA government to frame Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the alleged fake encounter case of Ishrat Jehan.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: Court Drops Case Against Ex-Cops DG Vanzara, NK Amin
Former Gujarat police officers DG Vanzara and NK Amin will no longer be accused in the 2004 Ishrat Jehan fake encounter killing. A CBI court today approved their request for discharge.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: Ex-Gujarat Police Chief PP Pandey Discharged By Court
Former top Gujarat police chief PP Pandey will no longer be an accused in the 2004 Ishrat Jehan fake encounter case, a court in Ahmedabad said today.
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Talking To BJP, Says Ex-Cop DG Vanzara, Charged With Killing Ishrat Jehan
DG Vanzara, who spent nine years in prison after being accused of extra-judicial killings as a top cop in Gujarat, says that he's negotiating to join the BJP ahead of December's election. "There were brief meetings, but so far, nothing has materialized as far as joining the party is concerned. There is no truth in reports that I have sought a ticke...
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Have Enough Evidence Against Ex-Gujarat Cop In Ishrat Jahan Encounter Case, CBI Tells Court
A special CBI court today asked the lawyer of victim's kin in the alleged fake encounter case of Ishrat Jahan and three others, to argue their case against the discharge plea by ex-IPS officer PP Pandey.
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Gujarat Police Chief PP Pandey Forced To Step Down As Supreme Court Steps In
Gujarat's top cop Director General of Police PP Pandey has resigned, it was announced, after the Supreme Court said today that it would order his removal unless he has offered to quit. The Gujarat government told the court that Mr Pandey was ready to step down and would be relieved of his post immediately. Meetings have begun in state capital Gandh...
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Ishrat Jahan Case: New Government Report Does Not Blame P Chidambaram
A three-month search has failed to exhume crucial documents that were supposed to lay bare how the previous Congress-led government changed its stand on whether Ishrat Jehan, a 19-year-old college student killed in Gujarat, was a terrorist.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: CBI May Be Asked To Probe Missing Papers, Say Sources
A home ministry inquiry has established that documents relating to the Ishrat Jahan encounter case have indeed gone missing during the tenure of former home minister P Chidambaram. But it failed to pin down responsibility - mentioning only that the papers were "removed" or "misplaced". Now, the government may order a CBI inquiry to establish culpab...
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BJP Steps Up Attack On Congress Over Ishrat Jahan Case
BJP today raked up the Samjhauta Express blasts to keep up its attack on Congress over the Ishrat Jehan case, saying the UPA used them to "defame" the Hindu society but "ignored" reports of NIA and IB about Ishrat and "betrayed" the country for political reasons.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: Congress Hits Back, Accuses BJP Of Obstructing Trial
Congress today hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah over the Ishrat Jahan case, accusing them of "obstructing" judicial process and taking to "patent falsehoods".
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Government Didn't Allow Us To Speak On Ishrat Jehan, Says Congress
The Congress today hit out at the government for "not allowing" party leaders to speak on the Ishrat Jehan case during the Budget Session of Parliament.
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P Chidambaram Admits To 'Small Editorial' Changes In Ishrat Jehan Files
Former finance minister P Chidambaram today admitted to having made "editorial" changes to the affidavits filed in the Ishrat Jehan case.
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Ishrat Jehan Case: Government Sets Up Probe Panel On Missing Files
The Narendra Modi government has set up a committee to look into the issue of missing files in Ishrat Jahan case. A one-man committee, comprising Additional Secretary BK Prasad, will probe the issue of missing files -- related to the case of alleged fake encounter of June 2004, in which Ishrat Jahan was killed.
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Congress Alleges 'Cooked-Up Story' Given on Ishrat Jehan Case
Ishrat Jehan issue again surfaced in Lok Sabha today with the Congress alleging "gross injustice" for being disallowed when the calling attention on the matter was taken up yesterday, a charge stoutly denied by government and the speaker.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain Plea For Dropping Action Against Gujarat Cops
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking quashing of criminal prosecution, suspension and other action taken against Gujarat cops in the 2004 alleged fake encounter killing of Ishrat Jehan in view of recent testimony of jailed Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative David Headley.
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Ishrat Case: I Was Allured To Go Up To Modi As SIT Chief, Says Satyapal Singh
A former Mumbai Police commissioner and BJP lawmaker Satyapal Singh today said that as the SIT chairman he was allured by the then Congress-led UPA government to frame Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the alleged fake encounter case of Ishrat Jehan.
