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Rahul Gandhi Writes To Jailed Manipur Journalist Who Targeted PM Modi
After taking on the Centre over the Meghalaya coal mine rescue operation last month, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi has sent a strongly worded letter condemning the detention of Imphal-based journalist Kishore Chandra Wangkhem , under the National Security Act.
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High Court Tells Centre, State To Respond To Manipur Journalist's Petition
The Manipur High Court on Friday directed the state and the central governments to submit counter affidavits against the petition filed by former journalist Kishorchandra Wangkhem, challenging his detention order under National Security Act (NSA) by February 1
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Manipur Journalist Detained for "Abusing" PM Modi, BJP On Social Media
A television journalist has been detained for criticising Manipur's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government on social media under a law intended to ensure national security, leading to protests in national capital New Delhi. Sources say he may remain in custody for a year, the highest period of detention permitted under the National Security Act.
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Rahul Gandhi Writes To Jailed Manipur Journalist Who Targeted PM Modi
After taking on the Centre over the Meghalaya coal mine rescue operation last month, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi has sent a strongly worded letter condemning the detention of Imphal-based journalist Kishore Chandra Wangkhem , under the National Security Act.
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High Court Tells Centre, State To Respond To Manipur Journalist's Petition
The Manipur High Court on Friday directed the state and the central governments to submit counter affidavits against the petition filed by former journalist Kishorchandra Wangkhem, challenging his detention order under National Security Act (NSA) by February 1
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Manipur Journalist Detained for "Abusing" PM Modi, BJP On Social Media
A television journalist has been detained for criticising Manipur's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government on social media under a law intended to ensure national security, leading to protests in national capital New Delhi. Sources say he may remain in custody for a year, the highest period of detention permitted under the National Security Act.
