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Pathribal case: Supreme Court asks Army to decide how to try personnel involved in fake encounters
The Supreme Court has given the army eight weeks to decide whether officers accused of a fake encounter in Pathribal in the state of Jammu and Kashmir should be tried by court-martial proceedings or by regular criminal courts. If the army chooses not to go for a court martial, the central government will have to decide within a month whether to gra...
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Pathribal fake encounter case: Army refuses to probe officers involved
The Army told the Supreme Court today that it will not take over the case of its officers involved in Pathribal killings in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Pathribal encounter: Supreme Court suggests case be tried by the Army
In a move that is likely to have far reaching consequences, the Supreme Court has asked the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Centre whether they are willing to hand over the Pathribal fake encounter case in Jammu and Kashmir to the Army so that Defence Court can try the Army personnel involved.
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Pathribal case: Supreme Court asks Army to decide how to try personnel involved in fake encounters
The Supreme Court has given the army eight weeks to decide whether officers accused of a fake encounter in Pathribal in the state of Jammu and Kashmir should be tried by court-martial proceedings or by regular criminal courts. If the army chooses not to go for a court martial, the central government will have to decide within a month whether to gra...
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Pathribal fake encounter case: Army refuses to probe officers involved
The Army told the Supreme Court today that it will not take over the case of its officers involved in Pathribal killings in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Pathribal encounter: Supreme Court suggests case be tried by the Army
In a move that is likely to have far reaching consequences, the Supreme Court has asked the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Centre whether they are willing to hand over the Pathribal fake encounter case in Jammu and Kashmir to the Army so that Defence Court can try the Army personnel involved.
