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Navjot Sidhu's "Gratitude" Tweet Day After Release From Jail
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu today posted a video message on Twitter thanking all his supporters, a day after he was released from jail after a 10-month prison term.
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Navjot Sidhu Out Of Jail, Has A "Rahul Gandhi Revolution" Message For BJP
Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu came out of jail on Saturday, 10 months after he was imprisoned in a road-rage case that killed a man 34 years ago.
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Navjot Sidhu To Walk Out After 10 Months Of 'Rigorous Imprisonment'
Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu is set to walk out of Patiala jail today after spending 10 months in a road-rage incident in which a man was killed 34 years ago.
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Navjot Sidhu, Given 1 Year Jail By Supreme Court In Road Rage Case, Surrenders
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu today surrendered in a court in Punjab's Patiala, a day after the Supreme Court sentenced him to one year in jail in a road-rage incident in which a man was killed 34 years ago.
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Navjot Sidhu, Given 1-Year Rigorous Jail Term For 1988 Road-Rage, To Surrender Today
A few Congress leaders and supporters this morning turned up at the residence of the party's former Punjab unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu who has been sentenced to one-year rigorous imprisonment by the Supreme Court in a 1988 road-rage case.
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'No Comments': Navjot Sidhu After Receiving 1 Year Jail Term In Road Rage Case
Earlier, the court had reserved the review petition in a three-decade-old road rage case filed by the family of the victim.
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On Navjot Sidhu's Jail Term, Victim's Family Says "We Thank God"
After the Supreme Court imposed a one-year jail term on cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in a 1988 road rage case on Thursday, the family of the victim, Gurnam Singh, thanked the Almighty.
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Navjot Sidhu And 1988 Road Rage Case: A Timeline
Congress leader Navjot Sidhu was today sentenced to one-year rigorous imprisonment by the Supreme Court in a 1988 road rage case.
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Navjot Sidhu Of Congress Gets One Year In Jail From Supreme Court
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu was today sentenced by the Supreme Court to one year in jail in a 34-year-old road rage case. The cricketer-turned-politician must surrender and serve a year's "rigorous imprisonment", the court said.
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"Abuse Of Process": Navjot Sidhu On Plea To Widen 1988 Road Rage Case
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu told the Supreme Court on Friday that the plea seeking enlargement of scope of notice in the matter relating to review of the sentence awarded to him in a 1988 road rage case is "abuse of process".
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Trouble For Navjot Sidhu, Supreme Court To Review Road Rage Case Verdict
The Supreme Court is set to review its verdict in a 32-year-old road rage case featuring Congress leader Navjot Sidhu and examine if the 58-year -old leader should face tougher charges.
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Plea Seeking Review Of 1988 Road Rage Case On Navjot Sidhu Not Listed Unexpectedly: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that the matter pertaining to review of the sentence awarded by it in May 2018 to cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in an over 32-year-old road rage case has not been listed "unexpectedly".
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Supreme Court To Hear Review Plea In 1988 Road Rage Case Against Navjot Sidhu On February 25
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would consider on February 25 the plea seeking review of the sentence awarded by it to cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in an over 32-year-old road rage case.
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1988 Case Against Navjot Sidhu For Supreme Court Review Before Polls
Weeks ahead of the Punjab Assembly elections, the Supreme Court is scheduled to re-examine on Thursday the sentence awarded by it to cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in an over 32-year-old road rage case.
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Navjot Sidhu, Fined In Road Rage Case, May Face Jail; Top Court To Decide
Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu is facing the possibility of receiving harsher punishment in a road rage case, in which a man died 20 years ago. The minister was sentenced in the case four months ago, with a nominal fine of Rs 1,000. But the Supreme Court, which decided there was no evidence to prove that his alleged rash driving led to the deat...
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Navjot Sidhu's "Gratitude" Tweet Day After Release From Jail
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu today posted a video message on Twitter thanking all his supporters, a day after he was released from jail after a 10-month prison term.
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Navjot Sidhu Out Of Jail, Has A "Rahul Gandhi Revolution" Message For BJP
Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu came out of jail on Saturday, 10 months after he was imprisoned in a road-rage case that killed a man 34 years ago.
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Navjot Sidhu To Walk Out After 10 Months Of 'Rigorous Imprisonment'
Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu is set to walk out of Patiala jail today after spending 10 months in a road-rage incident in which a man was killed 34 years ago.
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Navjot Sidhu, Given 1 Year Jail By Supreme Court In Road Rage Case, Surrenders
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu today surrendered in a court in Punjab's Patiala, a day after the Supreme Court sentenced him to one year in jail in a road-rage incident in which a man was killed 34 years ago.
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Navjot Sidhu, Given 1-Year Rigorous Jail Term For 1988 Road-Rage, To Surrender Today
A few Congress leaders and supporters this morning turned up at the residence of the party's former Punjab unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu who has been sentenced to one-year rigorous imprisonment by the Supreme Court in a 1988 road-rage case.
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'No Comments': Navjot Sidhu After Receiving 1 Year Jail Term In Road Rage Case
Earlier, the court had reserved the review petition in a three-decade-old road rage case filed by the family of the victim.
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On Navjot Sidhu's Jail Term, Victim's Family Says "We Thank God"
After the Supreme Court imposed a one-year jail term on cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in a 1988 road rage case on Thursday, the family of the victim, Gurnam Singh, thanked the Almighty.
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Navjot Sidhu And 1988 Road Rage Case: A Timeline
Congress leader Navjot Sidhu was today sentenced to one-year rigorous imprisonment by the Supreme Court in a 1988 road rage case.
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Navjot Sidhu Of Congress Gets One Year In Jail From Supreme Court
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu was today sentenced by the Supreme Court to one year in jail in a 34-year-old road rage case. The cricketer-turned-politician must surrender and serve a year's "rigorous imprisonment", the court said.
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"Abuse Of Process": Navjot Sidhu On Plea To Widen 1988 Road Rage Case
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu told the Supreme Court on Friday that the plea seeking enlargement of scope of notice in the matter relating to review of the sentence awarded to him in a 1988 road rage case is "abuse of process".
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Trouble For Navjot Sidhu, Supreme Court To Review Road Rage Case Verdict
The Supreme Court is set to review its verdict in a 32-year-old road rage case featuring Congress leader Navjot Sidhu and examine if the 58-year -old leader should face tougher charges.
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Plea Seeking Review Of 1988 Road Rage Case On Navjot Sidhu Not Listed Unexpectedly: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that the matter pertaining to review of the sentence awarded by it in May 2018 to cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in an over 32-year-old road rage case has not been listed "unexpectedly".
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Supreme Court To Hear Review Plea In 1988 Road Rage Case Against Navjot Sidhu On February 25
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would consider on February 25 the plea seeking review of the sentence awarded by it to cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in an over 32-year-old road rage case.
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1988 Case Against Navjot Sidhu For Supreme Court Review Before Polls
Weeks ahead of the Punjab Assembly elections, the Supreme Court is scheduled to re-examine on Thursday the sentence awarded by it to cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu in an over 32-year-old road rage case.
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Navjot Sidhu, Fined In Road Rage Case, May Face Jail; Top Court To Decide
Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu is facing the possibility of receiving harsher punishment in a road rage case, in which a man died 20 years ago. The minister was sentenced in the case four months ago, with a nominal fine of Rs 1,000. But the Supreme Court, which decided there was no evidence to prove that his alleged rash driving led to the deat...
