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Journalist's Arrest On Hold After Supreme Cout Decision On Sedition
The third case against journalist Aman Chopra was put on hold by the Rajasthan High Court today following the Supreme Court's decision on the sedition law.
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Police Cases Aimed To Suppress Voice Of Rebel Congress MLAs: Opposition
Deputy Leader of Opposition in Rajasthan Assembly Rajendra Rathore on Tuesday said dropping of the sedition charge from the three Special Operation Group FIRs in the alleged case of horse-trading of the Congress MLAs indicates that the state government has been misusing the probe agency to suppress the voice of rebel legislators.
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Rajasthan High Court To Decide Rebel Congress MLA's Plea Against Sedition FIRs On August 14
The Rajasthan High Court on Tuesday slated August 14 for giving a final hearing and deciding plea by rebel Congress MLA Bhanwar Lal Sharma for annulment of sedition cases lodged against him by the Special Operation Group of Rajasthan Police.
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Rajasthan Police Team Transfers Horse-Trading Case Probe To Anti-Corruption Body
The Special Operations Group of Rajasthan police, probing into the cases of alleged horse-trading of the Congress MLAs aimed at toppling the Gehlot government, has transferred them to the state's Anti-Corruption Bureau, saying no case of sedition is made out.
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2 Charged With Sedition For Alleged "Horse-Trading" Ahead Of Rajya Sabha Polls: Report
Two persons have been charged with sedition and hatching criminal conspiracy for their alleged involvement in horse-trading of Congress MLAs ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections last month, a top official said on Friday.
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For Hardik Patel's Return To Gujarat After 6 Months Today, A 500-Car Cavalcade
Hardik Patel will drive into Gujarat this morning from Rajasthan, where he has lived for the past six months in exile. The 23-year-old face of the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges was granted bail in a sedition case on the condition that he would stay out of Gujarat for six months. That deadline ended today...
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Journalist's Arrest On Hold After Supreme Cout Decision On Sedition
The third case against journalist Aman Chopra was put on hold by the Rajasthan High Court today following the Supreme Court's decision on the sedition law.
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Police Cases Aimed To Suppress Voice Of Rebel Congress MLAs: Opposition
Deputy Leader of Opposition in Rajasthan Assembly Rajendra Rathore on Tuesday said dropping of the sedition charge from the three Special Operation Group FIRs in the alleged case of horse-trading of the Congress MLAs indicates that the state government has been misusing the probe agency to suppress the voice of rebel legislators.
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Rajasthan High Court To Decide Rebel Congress MLA's Plea Against Sedition FIRs On August 14
The Rajasthan High Court on Tuesday slated August 14 for giving a final hearing and deciding plea by rebel Congress MLA Bhanwar Lal Sharma for annulment of sedition cases lodged against him by the Special Operation Group of Rajasthan Police.
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Rajasthan Police Team Transfers Horse-Trading Case Probe To Anti-Corruption Body
The Special Operations Group of Rajasthan police, probing into the cases of alleged horse-trading of the Congress MLAs aimed at toppling the Gehlot government, has transferred them to the state's Anti-Corruption Bureau, saying no case of sedition is made out.
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2 Charged With Sedition For Alleged "Horse-Trading" Ahead Of Rajya Sabha Polls: Report
Two persons have been charged with sedition and hatching criminal conspiracy for their alleged involvement in horse-trading of Congress MLAs ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections last month, a top official said on Friday.
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For Hardik Patel's Return To Gujarat After 6 Months Today, A 500-Car Cavalcade
Hardik Patel will drive into Gujarat this morning from Rajasthan, where he has lived for the past six months in exile. The 23-year-old face of the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges was granted bail in a sedition case on the condition that he would stay out of Gujarat for six months. That deadline ended today...
