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2016 Patiala House Court Violence: Two Ex-MLAs Acquitted In Assault Case
A Delhi court has acquitted former BJP MLA OP Sharma and ex-Congress MLA Tarvinder Singh Marwah in a case of allegedly assaulting former CPI leader Ameeque Jamai outside Patiala House Courts premises in New Delhi in February 2016.
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Delhi Riots Probe "Targeted Only Towards One End", Says Court
A Delhi court on Friday said that the investigation into a case related to the riots in northeast Delhi in February this year "seems to be targeted only towards one end" and the police have "failed to point out what investigation has been carried out so far regarding the involvement of the rival faction". The court has asked the Deputy Commissioner...
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Lawyers To Hold Protest March Today Over Tis Hazari Violence In Delhi
Lawyers of all district courts in the national capital are likely to hold a march from Patiala house court to the Parliament House in continuation of their protest against the Tis Hazari court violence.
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Supreme Court Cites 26/11 Mumbai Attacks To Count On Benefits Of CCTV In Courts
The Supreme Court on Tuesday cited the ghastly 26/11 Mumbai attack and 2016 Patiala House court violence in Delhi to count on the benefits of installations of CCTV cameras in courts and tribunals, saying it wanted to bring discipline, security and oversight in judicial proceedings.
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JNU Row: 3 Separate Charge Sheets Filed In Patiala House Court Violence
Delhi police has filed three separate charge sheets relating to the brazen attacks on scribes and others at the Patiala House courts premises in New Delhi allegedly by a group of lawyers and others during production of JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar in an alleged sedition case.
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Plea For SIT Probe Into Patiala House Court Violence Justified: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said that the plea for an SIT probe into the assault on JNU Students Union president Kanhaiya Kumar and others by some lawyers at Patiala House court complex on February 15 and 17 was "justified".
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JNU Case: Top Court To Hear Today Plea For SIT Probe In Patiala House Violence
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would today hear a plea seeking an SIT probe into the incidents at Patiala House courts in which three lawyers were allegedly caught on camera "bragging and boasting" they had beaten up JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar and others, including journalists.
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'Were Your Men Sleeping?' Cops Asked To Explain JNU Hearing Violence
Confronted by a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court, policemen failed to explain the violence that erupted for the second time at Delhi's Patiala House Courts last week, when arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was assaulted while being produced for his hearing.
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'Police Let Attacker Leave': Kanhaiya Kumar Recounts Court Violence In Video
JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar told a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court that the police allowed a man who attacked him at Delhi's Patiala House Court to walk away during the violence that broke out for the second time there last Wednesday.
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Supreme Court Notice To Lawyers, Police Over JNU Hearing Violence
The Supreme Court has issued notices to three lawyers caught on video leading the violence at the Delhi's Patiala House courts last week during the hearings of arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar.
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I Condemn Patiala House Court Violence: Rajnath Singh
The hearing on the maintainability of a petition filed in a Paksitani court, seeking direction to the government to bring back Koh-i-Noor from British Queen Elizabeth-II could not be held today.
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Police Were 'Professional' In Handling JNU Row: Home Ministry
Delhi police were professional in handling an "anti-national and anti-constitutional" event on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus, the home ministry said on Thursday in the Rajya Sabha in response to a calling attention motion on law and order situation in the national capital.
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Vikram Chauhan, Ring-Leader of Court Attacks, Appears Before Police
Vikram Singh Chauhan, the most prominent among the lawyers involved in two incidents of violence at a Delhi court last week, said today that he would appear before the police.
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JNU Row: There Is 'Jungle Raj' In Delhi, Says Nitish Kumar
Hitting back at the BJP for its criticism of his government, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said the way Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Students' Union President Kanhaiya Kumar was "beaten up" in the presence of police shows there is "jungle raj" in Delhi.
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JNU Row: Supreme Court To Confine Hearing To Patiala House Court Violence
The Supreme Court today made it clear that it is not going to broaden the scope of its hearing and will confine itself to the violent incident in which journalists and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers were attacked at the Patiala House court complex on February 15.
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2016 Patiala House Court Violence: Two Ex-MLAs Acquitted In Assault Case
A Delhi court has acquitted former BJP MLA OP Sharma and ex-Congress MLA Tarvinder Singh Marwah in a case of allegedly assaulting former CPI leader Ameeque Jamai outside Patiala House Courts premises in New Delhi in February 2016.
-
Delhi Riots Probe "Targeted Only Towards One End", Says Court
A Delhi court on Friday said that the investigation into a case related to the riots in northeast Delhi in February this year "seems to be targeted only towards one end" and the police have "failed to point out what investigation has been carried out so far regarding the involvement of the rival faction". The court has asked the Deputy Commissioner...
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Lawyers To Hold Protest March Today Over Tis Hazari Violence In Delhi
Lawyers of all district courts in the national capital are likely to hold a march from Patiala house court to the Parliament House in continuation of their protest against the Tis Hazari court violence.
-
Supreme Court Cites 26/11 Mumbai Attacks To Count On Benefits Of CCTV In Courts
The Supreme Court on Tuesday cited the ghastly 26/11 Mumbai attack and 2016 Patiala House court violence in Delhi to count on the benefits of installations of CCTV cameras in courts and tribunals, saying it wanted to bring discipline, security and oversight in judicial proceedings.
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JNU Row: 3 Separate Charge Sheets Filed In Patiala House Court Violence
Delhi police has filed three separate charge sheets relating to the brazen attacks on scribes and others at the Patiala House courts premises in New Delhi allegedly by a group of lawyers and others during production of JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar in an alleged sedition case.
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Plea For SIT Probe Into Patiala House Court Violence Justified: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said that the plea for an SIT probe into the assault on JNU Students Union president Kanhaiya Kumar and others by some lawyers at Patiala House court complex on February 15 and 17 was "justified".
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JNU Case: Top Court To Hear Today Plea For SIT Probe In Patiala House Violence
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would today hear a plea seeking an SIT probe into the incidents at Patiala House courts in which three lawyers were allegedly caught on camera "bragging and boasting" they had beaten up JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar and others, including journalists.
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'Were Your Men Sleeping?' Cops Asked To Explain JNU Hearing Violence
Confronted by a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court, policemen failed to explain the violence that erupted for the second time at Delhi's Patiala House Courts last week, when arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was assaulted while being produced for his hearing.
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'Police Let Attacker Leave': Kanhaiya Kumar Recounts Court Violence In Video
JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar told a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court that the police allowed a man who attacked him at Delhi's Patiala House Court to walk away during the violence that broke out for the second time there last Wednesday.
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Supreme Court Notice To Lawyers, Police Over JNU Hearing Violence
The Supreme Court has issued notices to three lawyers caught on video leading the violence at the Delhi's Patiala House courts last week during the hearings of arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar.
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I Condemn Patiala House Court Violence: Rajnath Singh
The hearing on the maintainability of a petition filed in a Paksitani court, seeking direction to the government to bring back Koh-i-Noor from British Queen Elizabeth-II could not be held today.
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Police Were 'Professional' In Handling JNU Row: Home Ministry
Delhi police were professional in handling an "anti-national and anti-constitutional" event on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus, the home ministry said on Thursday in the Rajya Sabha in response to a calling attention motion on law and order situation in the national capital.
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Vikram Chauhan, Ring-Leader of Court Attacks, Appears Before Police
Vikram Singh Chauhan, the most prominent among the lawyers involved in two incidents of violence at a Delhi court last week, said today that he would appear before the police.
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JNU Row: There Is 'Jungle Raj' In Delhi, Says Nitish Kumar
Hitting back at the BJP for its criticism of his government, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said the way Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Students' Union President Kanhaiya Kumar was "beaten up" in the presence of police shows there is "jungle raj" in Delhi.
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JNU Row: Supreme Court To Confine Hearing To Patiala House Court Violence
The Supreme Court today made it clear that it is not going to broaden the scope of its hearing and will confine itself to the violent incident in which journalists and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers were attacked at the Patiala House court complex on February 15.
