Pak National Arrested In Bengaluru
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"Long Live All Nations," Woman Charged For "Pak Zindabad" Slogan Had Said
A sedition case has been filed against a woman in Bengaluru after she raised "Pakistan Zindabad (Long Live Pakistan)" slogansat a protest against Citizenship (Amendment) Act or CAA. Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi, who was present at the event, distanced himself and his party - All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) - from the sloganeering, s...
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Love, Not Terror Brought Us Here, 3 Pak Nationals Caught In Bengaluru With False Papers Tell Police
Four people including 3 Pakistanis caught in Bengaluru have told the police that they sneaked into the country last year because they were in love and their families wouldn't let them get married.
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3 Pak Nationals, Staying In Bengaluru Under False Identities, Arrested
Three Pakistani national, who were staying in Bengaluru under false identities, were arrested today. A man from Kerala was also arrested, who according to the police may have facilitated their entry into India.
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"Long Live All Nations," Woman Charged For "Pak Zindabad" Slogan Had Said
A sedition case has been filed against a woman in Bengaluru after she raised "Pakistan Zindabad (Long Live Pakistan)" slogansat a protest against Citizenship (Amendment) Act or CAA. Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi, who was present at the event, distanced himself and his party - All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) - from the sloganeering, s...
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Love, Not Terror Brought Us Here, 3 Pak Nationals Caught In Bengaluru With False Papers Tell Police
Four people including 3 Pakistanis caught in Bengaluru have told the police that they sneaked into the country last year because they were in love and their families wouldn't let them get married.
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3 Pak Nationals, Staying In Bengaluru Under False Identities, Arrested
Three Pakistani national, who were staying in Bengaluru under false identities, were arrested today. A man from Kerala was also arrested, who according to the police may have facilitated their entry into India.
