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Can't Justify Murder Over Religion, Says Top Court, Overrules Bombay High Court's Bail Order
Three men controversially let off on bail by the Mumbai High Court last year have been ordered back to jail. The Supreme Court has cancelled last year's high court order that observed the three men facing charges of beating a Muslim man to death in 2014, "were provoked" to kill a Muslim man "in the name of religion".
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Facebook Case Cracked, Says Maharashtra Government, Cops Less Sure
The Maharashtra government says it has identified those responsible for posting morphed photos of iconic leaders on Facebook, and says arrests will be made soon. Last week, a 28-year-old Muslim IT worker was beaten to death by a mob after offensive images of Maratha warrior king Shivaji and Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray were circulated on Facebook...
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Pune Tense Again Over Facebook Photos; Arrests Soon, Says Government
The Maharashtra government says it has identified those responsible for posting morphed photos of iconic leaders on Facebook, and has promised arrests.
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Can't Justify Murder Over Religion, Says Top Court, Overrules Bombay High Court's Bail Order
Three men controversially let off on bail by the Mumbai High Court last year have been ordered back to jail. The Supreme Court has cancelled last year's high court order that observed the three men facing charges of beating a Muslim man to death in 2014, "were provoked" to kill a Muslim man "in the name of religion".
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Facebook Case Cracked, Says Maharashtra Government, Cops Less Sure
The Maharashtra government says it has identified those responsible for posting morphed photos of iconic leaders on Facebook, and says arrests will be made soon. Last week, a 28-year-old Muslim IT worker was beaten to death by a mob after offensive images of Maratha warrior king Shivaji and Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray were circulated on Facebook...
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Pune Tense Again Over Facebook Photos; Arrests Soon, Says Government
The Maharashtra government says it has identified those responsible for posting morphed photos of iconic leaders on Facebook, and has promised arrests.
