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Charanjit Channi's Nephew Accepted Rs 10 Crore Cash For Sand Mafia: Probe Agency
Bhupinder Singh alias Honey, the arrested nephew of Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, has "accepted" that he received Rs 10 crore cash in lieu of facilitating sand mining operations and transfer or posting of officials in the border state
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Charanjit Channi, Many Congress Leaders Involved In Illegal Sand Mining: Amarinder Singh
Punjab ex-chief minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday said Charanjit Singh Channi's denial of involvement in illegal sand mining was a "total lie" and alleged he had received inputs that the CM had a share in the mafia, along with other Congress l
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Rs 10 Crore In Cash, Gold, Rolex Found In Raids On Charanjit Channi's Relative
ED has seized cash, gold, and a Rolex watch from the residential premises of land mafia Bhupinder Singh Honey, a relative of Charanjit Singh Channi, and others in connection with an alleged illegal sand mining case.
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"Unfounded Alarm": Punjab Chief Minister Refutes AAP's Sand Mafia Charge
Charanjit Singh Channi today refuted AAP leader Raghav Chadha's claims of illegal mining in his Assembly constituency and gave a strict warning to AAP leaders from Delhi that no "outsiders" will be allowed to raise an "unfounded alarm" in the state.
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"Charanjit Channi Is The Sand Mafia": AAP Alleges After "Live Raid"
Raghav Chadha challenged Mr Channi's much-publicised claim that his government has kept various mafias in check.He called the Congress government's claims "hollow".
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Two Journalists Attacked By "Sand Mafia" In Punjab's Ferozepur
Two journalists were today injured after being allegedly attacked by the sand mafia in Jalalabad sub-division Ferozepur, while reporting on illegal mining, police said.
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AAP's Legislator Allegedly Attacked By "Mining Mafia" In Punjab
Aam Aadmi Party's legislator from Ropar in Punjab, Amarjeet Singh Sandoa was allegedly attacked today by the mining mafia near Nurpur Bedi in Ropar district, a party leader said.
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Exclusive: Illegal Mining Rampant In Punjab, Activists Allege Government Nexus
Sand mining is not supposed to happen in eastern Punjab's Khizrabad. It is an area not sanctioned for any kind of mining by the government. More so at the time (monsoon) NDTV visited the area, mining is not permitted at all in any area in Punjab.
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Arvind Kejriwal Holds Rally, Vows To Curb Mining Mafia In Punjab
Alleging that a "mining mafia" in Punjab was extorting money from owners of stone crushing units, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal today vowed to put an end to the menace "within 24 hours" if his party comes to power in the 2017 Assembly election.
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In The Middle of Punjab Villages, 80-Foot-Deep Pits
A lush green field and then suddenly, an 80-feet-deep pit. The landscape of Hajipur in Punjab's Hoshiarpur district, some 180 kilometers from Chandigarh, is nothing like the average village of the state.
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Officials like Durga Shakti Nagpal should be saluted, not suspended: Manish Tewari
Backing Uttar Pradesh IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal for her crackdown on sand mining mafia, Union Minister Manish Tewari today said officials who check illegalities should be saluted and not suspended.
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Charanjit Channi's Nephew Accepted Rs 10 Crore Cash For Sand Mafia: Probe Agency
Bhupinder Singh alias Honey, the arrested nephew of Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, has "accepted" that he received Rs 10 crore cash in lieu of facilitating sand mining operations and transfer or posting of officials in the border state
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Charanjit Channi, Many Congress Leaders Involved In Illegal Sand Mining: Amarinder Singh
Punjab ex-chief minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday said Charanjit Singh Channi's denial of involvement in illegal sand mining was a "total lie" and alleged he had received inputs that the CM had a share in the mafia, along with other Congress l
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Rs 10 Crore In Cash, Gold, Rolex Found In Raids On Charanjit Channi's Relative
ED has seized cash, gold, and a Rolex watch from the residential premises of land mafia Bhupinder Singh Honey, a relative of Charanjit Singh Channi, and others in connection with an alleged illegal sand mining case.
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"Unfounded Alarm": Punjab Chief Minister Refutes AAP's Sand Mafia Charge
Charanjit Singh Channi today refuted AAP leader Raghav Chadha's claims of illegal mining in his Assembly constituency and gave a strict warning to AAP leaders from Delhi that no "outsiders" will be allowed to raise an "unfounded alarm" in the state.
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"Charanjit Channi Is The Sand Mafia": AAP Alleges After "Live Raid"
Raghav Chadha challenged Mr Channi's much-publicised claim that his government has kept various mafias in check.He called the Congress government's claims "hollow".
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Two Journalists Attacked By "Sand Mafia" In Punjab's Ferozepur
Two journalists were today injured after being allegedly attacked by the sand mafia in Jalalabad sub-division Ferozepur, while reporting on illegal mining, police said.
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AAP's Legislator Allegedly Attacked By "Mining Mafia" In Punjab
Aam Aadmi Party's legislator from Ropar in Punjab, Amarjeet Singh Sandoa was allegedly attacked today by the mining mafia near Nurpur Bedi in Ropar district, a party leader said.
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Exclusive: Illegal Mining Rampant In Punjab, Activists Allege Government Nexus
Sand mining is not supposed to happen in eastern Punjab's Khizrabad. It is an area not sanctioned for any kind of mining by the government. More so at the time (monsoon) NDTV visited the area, mining is not permitted at all in any area in Punjab.
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Arvind Kejriwal Holds Rally, Vows To Curb Mining Mafia In Punjab
Alleging that a "mining mafia" in Punjab was extorting money from owners of stone crushing units, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal today vowed to put an end to the menace "within 24 hours" if his party comes to power in the 2017 Assembly election.
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In The Middle of Punjab Villages, 80-Foot-Deep Pits
A lush green field and then suddenly, an 80-feet-deep pit. The landscape of Hajipur in Punjab's Hoshiarpur district, some 180 kilometers from Chandigarh, is nothing like the average village of the state.
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Officials like Durga Shakti Nagpal should be saluted, not suspended: Manish Tewari
Backing Uttar Pradesh IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal for her crackdown on sand mining mafia, Union Minister Manish Tewari today said officials who check illegalities should be saluted and not suspended.
