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Karnataka Home Minister Says Police Cracked Mysuru Gang-Rape Case, Declines Comment On Arrests
Police have succeeded in cracking the Mysuru gang-rape case, Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said today.
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Mysore University's Order On Girls' Movement Amid Outrage Over Gang-Rape
Days after the gang-rape of a student in Mysuru, the University of Mysore has issued a circular prohibiting female students from moving about its Mansangotriya campus after 6.30 pm. A similar order has been issued barring their entry to the Kukkaraha
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Karnataka Minister Withdraws Rape Remarks After Chief Minister's Disapproval
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra on Thursday kicked up a row over his rape comments made in the context of a gangrape incident in Mysuru, that did not go down well with Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and opposition Congress
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Karnataka Minister's Shocker On Mysuru Rape Earns Him A Rebuke
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai on Thursday said his government will form a special team to investigate the case of gang-rape of a college student in Mysuru and asserted that the perpetrators will be caught soon and brought to justice.
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"They Shouldn't Have Gone To Deserted Place": Minister On Mysuru Rape
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra's statements that the gang-rape victim and her male friend should not have gone to the deserted place, and his claims that the opposition Congress was trying to "rape" him, by targeting him.
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Police Told To Form Teams, Arrest Culprits: Minister On Mysuru Gang Rape
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra on Thursday said that the government and the police department have taken the gangrape incident in Mysuru "seriously" and all efforts are on to nab the culprits.
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'Why Was She Playing Tennis at Night?' Karnataka Minister on Gang-Rape
His predecessor questioned how a sexual assault by two people could be called gang-rape. Now Karnataka's new home minister appears to blame a woman who was allegedly raped by two security guards at a tennis club in Bengaluru.
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National Commission for Women Notice to Karnataka Home Minister Over Rape Remarks
The National Commission for Women (NCW) has sent a notice to Karnataka Home Minister K J George taking suo-moto cognizance of his remarks suggesting that rape by two men cannot be termed as gangrape.
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Karnataka Minister Says Sorry After Drawing Flak Over Rape Remarks
Karnataka Home Minister KJ George has stoked a controversy with remarks suggesting that two men raping a woman cannot be termed as gangrape, drawing severe flak from parties and activists while the National Commission for Women issued a notice to him seeking an explanation.
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'Rape By 2 is Not Gang-rape': Karnataka Minister's Shocker
If a woman is raped by two men, it does not constitute gang-rape. With these words, Karnataka's Home Minister has walked into a huge controversy at a time the state is dealing with anger over a call centre worker's gang-rape in Bengaluru.
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'Rape Coverage for TRPs': Karnataka Home Minister's Shocker
The media is sensationalizing rape cases for TV ratings, Karnataka's Home Minister KG George has commented as his government struggles to cope with incidents of child rape in Bangalore. A furious opposition says the minister should resign.
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Karnataka Home Minister Says Police Cracked Mysuru Gang-Rape Case, Declines Comment On Arrests
Police have succeeded in cracking the Mysuru gang-rape case, Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said today.
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Mysore University's Order On Girls' Movement Amid Outrage Over Gang-Rape
Days after the gang-rape of a student in Mysuru, the University of Mysore has issued a circular prohibiting female students from moving about its Mansangotriya campus after 6.30 pm. A similar order has been issued barring their entry to the Kukkaraha
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Karnataka Minister Withdraws Rape Remarks After Chief Minister's Disapproval
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra on Thursday kicked up a row over his rape comments made in the context of a gangrape incident in Mysuru, that did not go down well with Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and opposition Congress
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Karnataka Minister's Shocker On Mysuru Rape Earns Him A Rebuke
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai on Thursday said his government will form a special team to investigate the case of gang-rape of a college student in Mysuru and asserted that the perpetrators will be caught soon and brought to justice.
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"They Shouldn't Have Gone To Deserted Place": Minister On Mysuru Rape
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra's statements that the gang-rape victim and her male friend should not have gone to the deserted place, and his claims that the opposition Congress was trying to "rape" him, by targeting him.
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Police Told To Form Teams, Arrest Culprits: Minister On Mysuru Gang Rape
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra on Thursday said that the government and the police department have taken the gangrape incident in Mysuru "seriously" and all efforts are on to nab the culprits.
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'Why Was She Playing Tennis at Night?' Karnataka Minister on Gang-Rape
His predecessor questioned how a sexual assault by two people could be called gang-rape. Now Karnataka's new home minister appears to blame a woman who was allegedly raped by two security guards at a tennis club in Bengaluru.
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National Commission for Women Notice to Karnataka Home Minister Over Rape Remarks
The National Commission for Women (NCW) has sent a notice to Karnataka Home Minister K J George taking suo-moto cognizance of his remarks suggesting that rape by two men cannot be termed as gangrape.
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Karnataka Minister Says Sorry After Drawing Flak Over Rape Remarks
Karnataka Home Minister KJ George has stoked a controversy with remarks suggesting that two men raping a woman cannot be termed as gangrape, drawing severe flak from parties and activists while the National Commission for Women issued a notice to him seeking an explanation.
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'Rape By 2 is Not Gang-rape': Karnataka Minister's Shocker
If a woman is raped by two men, it does not constitute gang-rape. With these words, Karnataka's Home Minister has walked into a huge controversy at a time the state is dealing with anger over a call centre worker's gang-rape in Bengaluru.
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'Rape Coverage for TRPs': Karnataka Home Minister's Shocker
The media is sensationalizing rape cases for TV ratings, Karnataka's Home Minister KG George has commented as his government struggles to cope with incidents of child rape in Bangalore. A furious opposition says the minister should resign.
