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Police Violated Law in Entering Kerala House, Says Delhi Government Probe
Delhi Police had violated law in entering Kerala House to "investigate" whether beef was served in its canteen and used "abusive language" against the staff, according to an AAP government-instituted probe into the police action over a week ago that had sparked a political row.
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VHP Writes to Lieutenant Governor to Stop Beef Sale in Delhi Hotels
Fuelling the beef debate further after the Kerala House controversy, the right wing group, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has written to Delhi Lieutenant Governor demanding that alleged beef sale in hotel and restaurants in the national capital should be checked immediately.
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Opinion: In Kerala House Raid, Police Broke The Law
Beef has become a test of patriotism.
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Man Who Cried 'Beef' Arrested, Buffalo Meat Back on Kerala House Menu
Kerala House in the capital served buffalo meat for lunch today. It sold out in 45 minutes. The state guest house had taken off buffalo meat from its menu for a day after a big Delhi Police team had landed up to investigate a complaint that it was serving beef or cow meat, which is banned.
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'Beef Fry' Back In Kerala House, Chief Minister Won't Stomach Police Action
Buffalo meat returns to the menu at Kerala House in Delhi today, chief minister Oomen Chandy confirmed this morning, also dismissing as "unacceptable" the Delhi Police explanation that it had not "raided" the state guest house and only responded to a complaint about beef being served there.
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Beef Row: Lawmakers Protest Outside Kerala House in Delhi
The row over a 'beef raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi intensified after parliamentarians from the state protested outside the official state house today.
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Mamata Banerjee Slams Police 'Raid' at Delhi's Kerala House
Condemning the police 'raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi to verify if beef was served in its canteen, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today called it an attempt to curb fundamental rights of the people.
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Aam Aadmi Party Demands Action Against Policemen Who 'Raided' Kerala House
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today demanded action against Delhi Police officers who "raided" the Kerala House in New Delhi to verify if beef was served in its canteen.
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'Beef' Back on Kerala House Menu After Day of Protests Over Delhi Police 'Raid'
Politics over beef found a new address today as the Kerala House in Delhi took buffalo meat, which is not illegal, off the menu after a "raid" by a team of policemen following a complaint by a fringe group.
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A Complaint, a Police Visit, and Buffalo Meat Off Menu in Kerala House in Delhi
A complaint about "beef" being served at the Kerala House in Delhi had the building swarming with policemen within moments on Monday evening. Buffalo meat, which is not illegal, has been taken off the menu for now.
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Cops Rush to Kerala House After Call Alleging Beef on Menu
A PCR call complaining about beef curry being served at Kerala House near Jantar Mantar in New Delhi threw police into a tizzy today, and a team had to be sent there to avert any "untoward incident".
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Police Violated Law in Entering Kerala House, Says Delhi Government Probe
Delhi Police had violated law in entering Kerala House to "investigate" whether beef was served in its canteen and used "abusive language" against the staff, according to an AAP government-instituted probe into the police action over a week ago that had sparked a political row.
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VHP Writes to Lieutenant Governor to Stop Beef Sale in Delhi Hotels
Fuelling the beef debate further after the Kerala House controversy, the right wing group, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has written to Delhi Lieutenant Governor demanding that alleged beef sale in hotel and restaurants in the national capital should be checked immediately.
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Opinion: In Kerala House Raid, Police Broke The Law
Beef has become a test of patriotism.
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Man Who Cried 'Beef' Arrested, Buffalo Meat Back on Kerala House Menu
Kerala House in the capital served buffalo meat for lunch today. It sold out in 45 minutes. The state guest house had taken off buffalo meat from its menu for a day after a big Delhi Police team had landed up to investigate a complaint that it was serving beef or cow meat, which is banned.
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'Beef Fry' Back In Kerala House, Chief Minister Won't Stomach Police Action
Buffalo meat returns to the menu at Kerala House in Delhi today, chief minister Oomen Chandy confirmed this morning, also dismissing as "unacceptable" the Delhi Police explanation that it had not "raided" the state guest house and only responded to a complaint about beef being served there.
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Beef Row: Lawmakers Protest Outside Kerala House in Delhi
The row over a 'beef raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi intensified after parliamentarians from the state protested outside the official state house today.
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Mamata Banerjee Slams Police 'Raid' at Delhi's Kerala House
Condemning the police 'raid' at Kerala House in New Delhi to verify if beef was served in its canteen, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today called it an attempt to curb fundamental rights of the people.
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Aam Aadmi Party Demands Action Against Policemen Who 'Raided' Kerala House
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today demanded action against Delhi Police officers who "raided" the Kerala House in New Delhi to verify if beef was served in its canteen.
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'Beef' Back on Kerala House Menu After Day of Protests Over Delhi Police 'Raid'
Politics over beef found a new address today as the Kerala House in Delhi took buffalo meat, which is not illegal, off the menu after a "raid" by a team of policemen following a complaint by a fringe group.
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A Complaint, a Police Visit, and Buffalo Meat Off Menu in Kerala House in Delhi
A complaint about "beef" being served at the Kerala House in Delhi had the building swarming with policemen within moments on Monday evening. Buffalo meat, which is not illegal, has been taken off the menu for now.
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Cops Rush to Kerala House After Call Alleging Beef on Menu
A PCR call complaining about beef curry being served at Kerala House near Jantar Mantar in New Delhi threw police into a tizzy today, and a team had to be sent there to avert any "untoward incident".
