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Big setback for Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav from court
The Allahabad High Court has questioned the Samajwadi Party government for seeking to withdraw terror charges against those falsely implicated in terror cases.
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42 policemen booked for alleged murder of terror suspect; Akhilesh Yadav's government seeks CBI probe
A day after the death of a serial blasts accused in police custody, the Akhilesh Yadav government in Uttar Pradesh has sought a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Forty-two policemen, including former Director General of Police Vikram Singh and Director General of Police, Training, Brij Lal, have already been booked in the case.
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Terror accused dies in police van in Uttar Pradesh
An accused in a serial blasts case in Uttar Pradesh, died today while he was being brought to Lucknow from a Faizabad court in a police van.
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Setback for Akhilesh government: UP court refuses to drop cases against terror accused
In a setback to the Uttar Pradesh government, a court in Barabanki has refused to drop terror cases against two alleged operatives of Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami or HuJI. The Akhilesh Yadav government had requested the court to withdraw cases against Tariq Kasmi and Khalid Mujahid in connection with seizure of explosives after the 2007 Gorakhpur blas...
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Are political parties guilty of patronising terror suspects?
Just ahead of the chief ministers' conference, Uttar Pradesh government's commitment to give justice to "falsely implicated" terror suspects kicked up a storm. The state government sought legal opinion to withdraw terror cases against two Muslim youths from Azamgarh - Tariq Kazmi and Khalid Mujahid (alleged members of Harkat-ul-Jehad al-Islami or H...
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Taliban talkback: Militants answer your questions online
Want to know why the Afghan Taliban opened talks with the United States even though they have fought the world's most advanced military to a virtual stalemate or prospects for girls' schools if they regain power? Go online and post your question.
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Big setback for Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav from court
The Allahabad High Court has questioned the Samajwadi Party government for seeking to withdraw terror charges against those falsely implicated in terror cases.
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42 policemen booked for alleged murder of terror suspect; Akhilesh Yadav's government seeks CBI probe
A day after the death of a serial blasts accused in police custody, the Akhilesh Yadav government in Uttar Pradesh has sought a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Forty-two policemen, including former Director General of Police Vikram Singh and Director General of Police, Training, Brij Lal, have already been booked in the case.
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Terror accused dies in police van in Uttar Pradesh
An accused in a serial blasts case in Uttar Pradesh, died today while he was being brought to Lucknow from a Faizabad court in a police van.
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Setback for Akhilesh government: UP court refuses to drop cases against terror accused
In a setback to the Uttar Pradesh government, a court in Barabanki has refused to drop terror cases against two alleged operatives of Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami or HuJI. The Akhilesh Yadav government had requested the court to withdraw cases against Tariq Kasmi and Khalid Mujahid in connection with seizure of explosives after the 2007 Gorakhpur blas...
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Are political parties guilty of patronising terror suspects?
Just ahead of the chief ministers' conference, Uttar Pradesh government's commitment to give justice to "falsely implicated" terror suspects kicked up a storm. The state government sought legal opinion to withdraw terror cases against two Muslim youths from Azamgarh - Tariq Kazmi and Khalid Mujahid (alleged members of Harkat-ul-Jehad al-Islami or H...
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Taliban talkback: Militants answer your questions online
Want to know why the Afghan Taliban opened talks with the United States even though they have fought the world's most advanced military to a virtual stalemate or prospects for girls' schools if they regain power? Go online and post your question.
