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Ex-High Court Judge Reva Khetrapal Takes Oath As Delhi's Lokayukta
Former Delhi High Court judge Reva Khetrapal today took oath as Lokayukta of Delhi, a post that was lying vacant for more than two years for which BJP and Congress had been cornering the Aam Aadmi Party government.
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Justice Reva Khetrapal to Be Delhi's New Lokayukta
Former Delhi High Court judge Reva Khetrapal will be Delhi's new Lokayukta, a post which was lying vacant since 2013.
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Delhi gang-rape case: Two death row convicts get new counsel
An advocate today informed the Delhi High Court he will represent two death row convicts in the December 16 gang-rape Mukesh and Pawan, whose counsel had withdrawn from the case yesterday. But the court rejected his plea for recusal of one of the judges from the case.
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Delhi gang-rape: Lawyers of two convicts withdraw from case
Two lawyers, representing death row convicts Mukesh and Pawan Kumar Gupta, today informed the Delhi High Court that they are withdrawing from the December 16 gang-rape case on the ground of alleged interference by family members of the convicts.
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Ex-High Court Judge Reva Khetrapal Takes Oath As Delhi's Lokayukta
Former Delhi High Court judge Reva Khetrapal today took oath as Lokayukta of Delhi, a post that was lying vacant for more than two years for which BJP and Congress had been cornering the Aam Aadmi Party government.
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Justice Reva Khetrapal to Be Delhi's New Lokayukta
Former Delhi High Court judge Reva Khetrapal will be Delhi's new Lokayukta, a post which was lying vacant since 2013.
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Delhi gang-rape case: Two death row convicts get new counsel
An advocate today informed the Delhi High Court he will represent two death row convicts in the December 16 gang-rape Mukesh and Pawan, whose counsel had withdrawn from the case yesterday. But the court rejected his plea for recusal of one of the judges from the case.
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Delhi gang-rape: Lawyers of two convicts withdraw from case
Two lawyers, representing death row convicts Mukesh and Pawan Kumar Gupta, today informed the Delhi High Court that they are withdrawing from the December 16 gang-rape case on the ground of alleged interference by family members of the convicts.
