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Court Awards Death Penalty To 7 In 2017 Bhopal-Ujjain Train Blast Case
National Investigation Agency Special Court on Tuesday gave death sentences to seven out of eight convicts in Bhopal-Ujjain passenger train blast case.
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Probe Agency NIA Convicts 5 Members Of Banned Outfit In Bijnor Blast Case
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Lucknow has convicted five members of the banned organisation SIMI to commit terrorist acts and sentenced them to rigorous imprisonment in the 2014 Bijnor blast case
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Explosion At Lucknow Court, 2 Lawyers Injured, Crude Bombs Recovered
At least two lawyers were injured when a crude bomb exploded at a court in Lucknow this afternoon. The bomb - thrown at the chamber of lawyers - is believed to have targeted a senior member of Lucknow Bar Association.
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Special Court Gives Life Sentence To 2 In 2007 Court Blast Case
A special court on Monday sentenced two men to life imprisonment and imposed a heavy fine on them in connection with the 2007 court blasts case in the Uttar Pradesh capital.
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2007 UP Serial Blast Accused Tariq Kazmi Found Guilty, Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
An alleged Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami operative was today sentenced to life imprisonment after a district court in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, convicted him for his role in the November 2007 serial blasts that had rocked the court premises of Varanasi, Lucknow and Faizabad.
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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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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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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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Court Awards Death Penalty To 7 In 2017 Bhopal-Ujjain Train Blast Case
National Investigation Agency Special Court on Tuesday gave death sentences to seven out of eight convicts in Bhopal-Ujjain passenger train blast case.
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Probe Agency NIA Convicts 5 Members Of Banned Outfit In Bijnor Blast Case
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Lucknow has convicted five members of the banned organisation SIMI to commit terrorist acts and sentenced them to rigorous imprisonment in the 2014 Bijnor blast case
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Explosion At Lucknow Court, 2 Lawyers Injured, Crude Bombs Recovered
At least two lawyers were injured when a crude bomb exploded at a court in Lucknow this afternoon. The bomb - thrown at the chamber of lawyers - is believed to have targeted a senior member of Lucknow Bar Association.
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Special Court Gives Life Sentence To 2 In 2007 Court Blast Case
A special court on Monday sentenced two men to life imprisonment and imposed a heavy fine on them in connection with the 2007 court blasts case in the Uttar Pradesh capital.
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2007 UP Serial Blast Accused Tariq Kazmi Found Guilty, Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
An alleged Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami operative was today sentenced to life imprisonment after a district court in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, convicted him for his role in the November 2007 serial blasts that had rocked the court premises of Varanasi, Lucknow and Faizabad.
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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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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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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...
