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Karnataka Youth Congress Chief Trying To Protest Near PM's Convoy Route Detained
Two persons including Karnataka Youth Congress President Mohammed Haris Nalapad were taken into preventive custody on Saturday as they tried to protest near Mekhri circle here, some 300 metres from the route where Prime Minister Narendra Modi's convo
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Congress, BJP Engage In Bitter War Of Words Over Rowdies In Karnataka
The Congress and the ruling BJP in poll-bound Karnataka engaged in a bitter war of words on Saturday over politicians attending events organised by rowdies.
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Video: Karnataka Congress Leader 'Floats' On Waterlogged Road In Protest
Several areas of Bengaluru remain waterlogged following heavy rainfall that has bared the damage caused by unplanned development in the rapidly growing city.
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Bengaluru Congress Legislator NA Haris' Son Granted Bail In Assault Case
Karnataka Congress legislator NA Haris's son, accused of a brutal assault on a man at a restaurant in Bengaluru, has been granted bail. Mohammad Nalapad, in jail since February, was granted bail by the High Court on the condition that he wouldn't leave the city without permission.
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Son Accused Of Assault, Congress Lawmaker NA Haris Bags Ticket For Karnataka Polls
When the first list of candidates the Congress plans to field in the upcoming Assembly elections in Karnataka was released last week, there were 218 names on it. Of the remaining seats in the 224-member Vidhan Sabha, there was much suspense around the Shanthinagar constituency in Central Bengaluru. However, lawmaker NA Haris, who represents the sea...
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Congress Lawmaker's Son Mohammed Haris Nalapad's Bail Plea Rejected By Bengaluru Court
The bail plea of Mohammed Haris Nalapad, son of a Congress legislator NA Harris, has been rejected by a court in Bengaluru. 24-year-old Mohammad Nalapad, accused of severely thrashing a man at an upscale restaurant in Bengaluru, is charged with attempt to murder and has been in jail since last week when he surrendered along with six others.
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"Nobody Will Be Spared": Veerappa Moily On Congress MLA's Son Accused Of Assault
Veteran Congress leader and former Karnataka chief minister Veerappa Moily totally denied any embarrassment caused to the Congress by the arrest of the son of a Congress legislator for assaulting another man. Mr Moily told NDTV, "No (there was no embarrasment) it has been dealt with accordingly with the law. I don't think he has been spared just be...
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"Children Make Mistakes": Karnataka Congress MLA On Son Accused Of Assault
NA Haris, the Congress lawmaker in Karnataka accused of trying to protect his son from arrest for assaulting a young man at a cafe in Bengaluru, put out a public apology today and said: "Children make mistakes...we cannot disown or abandon them."
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Congress MLA's Son, Accused Of Thrashing Man In Bengaluru, Sent To Jail
A court on Wednesday sent Mohammad Nalapad, 24, son of ruling Congress legislator NA Haris, to 14 days judicial custody for allegedly assaulting a youth brutally at a cafe in Bengaluru last week, police said.
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Congress Leader Accused Of Sprinkling Petrol In Office. Caught On Video
Congress leader Narayanaswamy is seen sprinkling what could be petrol inside a government office in Bengaluru and threatening an officer in a video that has embarrassed the ruling party at a time it is facing condemnation over a lawmaker's son beating up an injured man.
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Congress MLA's Son, Accused Of Thrashing Man In Bengaluru, Surrenders
Karnataka Congress lawmaker's son Mohammad Harris Nalapad, who is accused of beating up an injured man at a restaurant on Saturday, has surrendered today. The police said he came to Bengaluru's Cubbon Park police station this morning and surrendered.
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In Bengaluru, Congress Lawmaker's Son Accused Of Thrashing Injured Man
The son of a Congress legislator in Karnataka has been accused of severely thrashing a man at an upscale restaurant in Bengaluru after an argument. Pictures of the 24-year-old man, eyes swollen shut and blood splattered on his shirt, sitting on a hospital bed, has evoked outrage on social media and in civil society.
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Karnataka Youth Congress Chief Trying To Protest Near PM's Convoy Route Detained
Two persons including Karnataka Youth Congress President Mohammed Haris Nalapad were taken into preventive custody on Saturday as they tried to protest near Mekhri circle here, some 300 metres from the route where Prime Minister Narendra Modi's convo
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Congress, BJP Engage In Bitter War Of Words Over Rowdies In Karnataka
The Congress and the ruling BJP in poll-bound Karnataka engaged in a bitter war of words on Saturday over politicians attending events organised by rowdies.
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Video: Karnataka Congress Leader 'Floats' On Waterlogged Road In Protest
Several areas of Bengaluru remain waterlogged following heavy rainfall that has bared the damage caused by unplanned development in the rapidly growing city.
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Bengaluru Congress Legislator NA Haris' Son Granted Bail In Assault Case
Karnataka Congress legislator NA Haris's son, accused of a brutal assault on a man at a restaurant in Bengaluru, has been granted bail. Mohammad Nalapad, in jail since February, was granted bail by the High Court on the condition that he wouldn't leave the city without permission.
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Son Accused Of Assault, Congress Lawmaker NA Haris Bags Ticket For Karnataka Polls
When the first list of candidates the Congress plans to field in the upcoming Assembly elections in Karnataka was released last week, there were 218 names on it. Of the remaining seats in the 224-member Vidhan Sabha, there was much suspense around the Shanthinagar constituency in Central Bengaluru. However, lawmaker NA Haris, who represents the sea...
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Congress Lawmaker's Son Mohammed Haris Nalapad's Bail Plea Rejected By Bengaluru Court
The bail plea of Mohammed Haris Nalapad, son of a Congress legislator NA Harris, has been rejected by a court in Bengaluru. 24-year-old Mohammad Nalapad, accused of severely thrashing a man at an upscale restaurant in Bengaluru, is charged with attempt to murder and has been in jail since last week when he surrendered along with six others.
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"Nobody Will Be Spared": Veerappa Moily On Congress MLA's Son Accused Of Assault
Veteran Congress leader and former Karnataka chief minister Veerappa Moily totally denied any embarrassment caused to the Congress by the arrest of the son of a Congress legislator for assaulting another man. Mr Moily told NDTV, "No (there was no embarrasment) it has been dealt with accordingly with the law. I don't think he has been spared just be...
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"Children Make Mistakes": Karnataka Congress MLA On Son Accused Of Assault
NA Haris, the Congress lawmaker in Karnataka accused of trying to protect his son from arrest for assaulting a young man at a cafe in Bengaluru, put out a public apology today and said: "Children make mistakes...we cannot disown or abandon them."
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Congress MLA's Son, Accused Of Thrashing Man In Bengaluru, Sent To Jail
A court on Wednesday sent Mohammad Nalapad, 24, son of ruling Congress legislator NA Haris, to 14 days judicial custody for allegedly assaulting a youth brutally at a cafe in Bengaluru last week, police said.
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Congress Leader Accused Of Sprinkling Petrol In Office. Caught On Video
Congress leader Narayanaswamy is seen sprinkling what could be petrol inside a government office in Bengaluru and threatening an officer in a video that has embarrassed the ruling party at a time it is facing condemnation over a lawmaker's son beating up an injured man.
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Congress MLA's Son, Accused Of Thrashing Man In Bengaluru, Surrenders
Karnataka Congress lawmaker's son Mohammad Harris Nalapad, who is accused of beating up an injured man at a restaurant on Saturday, has surrendered today. The police said he came to Bengaluru's Cubbon Park police station this morning and surrendered.
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In Bengaluru, Congress Lawmaker's Son Accused Of Thrashing Injured Man
The son of a Congress legislator in Karnataka has been accused of severely thrashing a man at an upscale restaurant in Bengaluru after an argument. Pictures of the 24-year-old man, eyes swollen shut and blood splattered on his shirt, sitting on a hospital bed, has evoked outrage on social media and in civil society.
