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UP Police Gives Clean Chit To AAP MP Sanjay Singh, 2 Others In Hate Speech Case
The Uttar Pradesh Police has given a clean chit to Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh and two other party workers in a hate speech case registered in Muzaffarnagar last year, officials said on Tuesday.
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Muzaffarnagar Riots: Court To Frame Charges On September 1 In Hate Speech Case
A special court could not frame charges against 10 accused, including several former lawmakers, in a hate speech case related to the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots as they failed to appear before the court today.
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How Yogi Government Is Seeking Amnesty For BJP Leaders In Hate Speech Case
Under fire for attempting to drop cases against its own leaders, the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh has pushed back, claiming it is just following procedure.
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In New Hate Speech, BJP Lawmaker Says "Hindustan Is For Hindus"
BJP lawmaker Vikram Saini, one of the leaders accused in the 2013 violence in Muzaffarnagar, has made another shocking statement that is also expected to ruffle the feathers of a few opposition parties.
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Uttar Pradesh Elections 2017: BJP Legislator Suresh Rana Charged With Incendiary Remarks
BJP legislator Suresh Rana was today booked by Uttar Pradesh Police on charges of inciting hatred after he said that curfew will be imposed in Kairana, Deoband and Moradabad if he is elected again in assembly polls next month.
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SP Attacks BJP, Congress For Appointing Tainted Legislators In Senior Posts
Ruling Samajwadi Party today slammed BJP and Congress for their choice of office bearers in Uttar Pradesh, saying inclusion of Muzaffarnagar riot accused Suresh Rana and hate speech accused Imran Masood respectively showed "growing desperation" of these parties ahead of 2017 Assembly polls.
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Amit Shah Gets Clean Chit From Police In Hate Speech Case
BJP chief Amit Shah has got a clean chit from the Uttar Pradesh police in a case involving alleged hate speech delivered during the Lok Sabha poll campaign in the state. The police said no evidence has been found against him.
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UP Policemen Who Prepared Chargesheet Against Amit Shah in Alleged Hate Speech Case Transferred
Two policemen who were involved in the preparation of the chargesheet against BJP President Amit Shah over an alleged hate speech, which was rejected by a local court, have been transferred. Deputy Superintendent of Police (New Mandi Circle) Yogender Singh and Investigation Officer of the case Sub-Inspector Bharat Lal were shifted yesterday.
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UP Police's Chargesheet Against Amit Shah Returned by Court
A court in Uttar Pradesh has returned the chargesheet filed by police against BJP president Amit Shah for an alleged hate speech he made in April ahead of the national election. The court has faulted the police for a technicality in how the chargesheet was filed; senior police officers say they are studying the judge's comments.
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BJP President Amit Shah Chargesheeted for April Speech
BJP president Amit Shah has been accused of delivering a hate speech in the run up to the national elections by the police in Muzaffarnagar, which was devastated by communal violence last year.
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Muslims Not Voting Samajwadi Party Need DNA Test, Says Abu Azmi
In an election that stands out for hate speeches, name calling and unambiguous attempts by political parties to polarise voters, comes another controversial comment from the Samajwadi Party's Abu Azmi.
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I meant 'revenge' for lack of development: Amit Shah clarifies 'hate speech'
Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah has clarified his controversial "revenge" speech in the riot-scarred Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, which led to a brief ban on his rallies in the state.
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Amit Shah gets Election Commission notice for hate speeches in UP
The Election Commission has issued notice to Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah for his hate speeches in the riot-scarred Muzaffarnagar area in Uttar Pradesh.
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Seeking opinion on riot cases against Muslim leaders doesn't mean we will withdraw them: Akhilesh Yadav to NDTV
Under fire for his government's decision to seek legal opinion as to whether it could withdraw cases against Muslim leaders for making hate speeches in the run-up to the Muzaffarnagar riots, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today said that seeking opinion did not mean the cases would be withdrawn.
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Muzaffarnagar riots: BSP leader arrested, sent to 14-day judicial custody
More than three months after he was booked for making hate speeches in the riot-hit areas of Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, further vitiating atmosphere in the district, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) MP Kadir Rana today surrendered before court, which sentenced him to 14-day judicial custody.
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UP Police Gives Clean Chit To AAP MP Sanjay Singh, 2 Others In Hate Speech Case
The Uttar Pradesh Police has given a clean chit to Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh and two other party workers in a hate speech case registered in Muzaffarnagar last year, officials said on Tuesday.
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Muzaffarnagar Riots: Court To Frame Charges On September 1 In Hate Speech Case
A special court could not frame charges against 10 accused, including several former lawmakers, in a hate speech case related to the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots as they failed to appear before the court today.
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How Yogi Government Is Seeking Amnesty For BJP Leaders In Hate Speech Case
Under fire for attempting to drop cases against its own leaders, the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh has pushed back, claiming it is just following procedure.
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In New Hate Speech, BJP Lawmaker Says "Hindustan Is For Hindus"
BJP lawmaker Vikram Saini, one of the leaders accused in the 2013 violence in Muzaffarnagar, has made another shocking statement that is also expected to ruffle the feathers of a few opposition parties.
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Uttar Pradesh Elections 2017: BJP Legislator Suresh Rana Charged With Incendiary Remarks
BJP legislator Suresh Rana was today booked by Uttar Pradesh Police on charges of inciting hatred after he said that curfew will be imposed in Kairana, Deoband and Moradabad if he is elected again in assembly polls next month.
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SP Attacks BJP, Congress For Appointing Tainted Legislators In Senior Posts
Ruling Samajwadi Party today slammed BJP and Congress for their choice of office bearers in Uttar Pradesh, saying inclusion of Muzaffarnagar riot accused Suresh Rana and hate speech accused Imran Masood respectively showed "growing desperation" of these parties ahead of 2017 Assembly polls.
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Amit Shah Gets Clean Chit From Police In Hate Speech Case
BJP chief Amit Shah has got a clean chit from the Uttar Pradesh police in a case involving alleged hate speech delivered during the Lok Sabha poll campaign in the state. The police said no evidence has been found against him.
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UP Policemen Who Prepared Chargesheet Against Amit Shah in Alleged Hate Speech Case Transferred
Two policemen who were involved in the preparation of the chargesheet against BJP President Amit Shah over an alleged hate speech, which was rejected by a local court, have been transferred. Deputy Superintendent of Police (New Mandi Circle) Yogender Singh and Investigation Officer of the case Sub-Inspector Bharat Lal were shifted yesterday.
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UP Police's Chargesheet Against Amit Shah Returned by Court
A court in Uttar Pradesh has returned the chargesheet filed by police against BJP president Amit Shah for an alleged hate speech he made in April ahead of the national election. The court has faulted the police for a technicality in how the chargesheet was filed; senior police officers say they are studying the judge's comments.
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BJP President Amit Shah Chargesheeted for April Speech
BJP president Amit Shah has been accused of delivering a hate speech in the run up to the national elections by the police in Muzaffarnagar, which was devastated by communal violence last year.
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Muslims Not Voting Samajwadi Party Need DNA Test, Says Abu Azmi
In an election that stands out for hate speeches, name calling and unambiguous attempts by political parties to polarise voters, comes another controversial comment from the Samajwadi Party's Abu Azmi.
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I meant 'revenge' for lack of development: Amit Shah clarifies 'hate speech'
Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah has clarified his controversial "revenge" speech in the riot-scarred Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, which led to a brief ban on his rallies in the state.
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Amit Shah gets Election Commission notice for hate speeches in UP
The Election Commission has issued notice to Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah for his hate speeches in the riot-scarred Muzaffarnagar area in Uttar Pradesh.
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Seeking opinion on riot cases against Muslim leaders doesn't mean we will withdraw them: Akhilesh Yadav to NDTV
Under fire for his government's decision to seek legal opinion as to whether it could withdraw cases against Muslim leaders for making hate speeches in the run-up to the Muzaffarnagar riots, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today said that seeking opinion did not mean the cases would be withdrawn.
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Muzaffarnagar riots: BSP leader arrested, sent to 14-day judicial custody
More than three months after he was booked for making hate speeches in the riot-hit areas of Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, further vitiating atmosphere in the district, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) MP Kadir Rana today surrendered before court, which sentenced him to 14-day judicial custody.
