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In US Government Report, Sharp Words For 'Rights Violations' In India
A US State Department report has sharply criticised the Indian government over alleged human rights violations, citing the police case against activist Teesta Setalvad and killing of eight suspected SIMI members in an encounter in Madhya Pradesh.
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In SIMI Encounter, First Cash Reward For Cops, Then Judicial Inquiry
In a U-turn from its earlier stand, the Madhya Pradesh government today announced a judicial inquiry into both the jail break and the encounter of the eight SIMI men on Monday.
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During Bhopal Jailbreak, 80 Guards Were Missing. They Are On VIP Duty
At the Bhopal Central Jail, where eight members of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI managed a daring prison break last week before being gunned down hours later, around 80 guards are "missing".
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'Finish Them All': New Audio, Allegedly Of Bhopal Cops, On SIMI Encounter
The country's top human rights body has sought an explanation from the Madhya Pradesh government on the killings of eight SIMI men in an encounter near Bhopal early on Monday morning.
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SIMI Members Shot Dead By Police Were Armed: Madhya Pradesh Home Minister
Bhupendra Singh today said the SIMI activists who were gunned down in an encounter with police on October 31 after a jail-break were armed, contradicting the state ATS chief's statement that they had no weapons.
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Yes, SIMI Men Were Unarmed When Shot; So What, Asks Anti-Terror Top Cop
The eight members of SIMI who were shot dead in Bhopal hours after escaping from jail were not armed when they were killed, the chief of Madhya Pradesh's anti-terror squad told NDTV today.
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Terror Suspects Fed 'Chicken Biryani': Chief Minister Chouhan On SIMI Row
The manner in which eight members of banned group SIMI were gunned down in Madhya Pradesh is being questioned by the country's top human rights body and the opposition. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has declared that offensive.
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Witness To Cop's Killing During Jailbreak, Bhopal Prison Guard Breaks Down
He watched his colleague die after members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) slit his throat with a sharpened steel plate before escaping from the Bhopal Central Prison on Sunday night.
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Bhopal Encounter: Chief Minister Chouhan Says Spare 'Few Words For Martyr'
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today attended the funeral of Head Constable Ramashankar Yadav, the jail guard killed by eight members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India or SIMI, as they escaped from a Bhopal prison on Monday.
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Stop Questioning Police: Kiren Rijiju On Killing Of SIMI Men
As the Madhya Pradesh police faced questions over the killing of eight members of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) on Monday, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said the police or forces should not be questioned.
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With So Many SIMI Prisoners, This Had To Happen, Says Bhopal Jail Officer
After the police gunned down eight members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India or SIMI, the top official at the prison that they escaped from in Bhopal has said the jailbreak was waiting to happen. "If you have so many SIMI prisoners (in one place), something like this is bound to happen," he told NDTV today.
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Much Ado About Terrorists, Says Chief Minister Chouhan On Bhopal Encounter
Pummeled with serious questions about the killing of eight terror suspects of the Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI in Bhopal, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today accused opposition parties of "dirty politics" over the killing of men he described as "dreaded terrorists".
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We Should Be Praised For Killing Them: Bhopal Minister On SIMI Shooting
While a video showed prisoners who escaped from a Bhopal jail being shot at close range, raising serious questions about the police's action, the Minister of Jails for Madhya Pradesh told NDTV that "You should praise us for killing the accused even though they escaped" while admitting to "lapses".
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'Zinda Hai, Maaro': On Damning Video, Top Cop Says Suspects Fired At Police
"Zinda Hai, Maaro" - he is alive, shoot him - a policeman is heard saying in one of the mobile phone videos that have emerged after the killing of eight terror suspects from the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI on Monday, hours after their dramatic prison-break.
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SIMI Men Used Wood, Toothbrush To Make Keys To Break Out Of Jail: Police
The eight men from banned group Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI, who broke out of a high security prison in Bhopal and were killed in police encounter hours later on Monday, had used "toothbrush and wood" to forge keys to open the locks of their jail barracks, police said.
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In US Government Report, Sharp Words For 'Rights Violations' In India
A US State Department report has sharply criticised the Indian government over alleged human rights violations, citing the police case against activist Teesta Setalvad and killing of eight suspected SIMI members in an encounter in Madhya Pradesh.
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In SIMI Encounter, First Cash Reward For Cops, Then Judicial Inquiry
In a U-turn from its earlier stand, the Madhya Pradesh government today announced a judicial inquiry into both the jail break and the encounter of the eight SIMI men on Monday.
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During Bhopal Jailbreak, 80 Guards Were Missing. They Are On VIP Duty
At the Bhopal Central Jail, where eight members of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI managed a daring prison break last week before being gunned down hours later, around 80 guards are "missing".
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'Finish Them All': New Audio, Allegedly Of Bhopal Cops, On SIMI Encounter
The country's top human rights body has sought an explanation from the Madhya Pradesh government on the killings of eight SIMI men in an encounter near Bhopal early on Monday morning.
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SIMI Members Shot Dead By Police Were Armed: Madhya Pradesh Home Minister
Bhupendra Singh today said the SIMI activists who were gunned down in an encounter with police on October 31 after a jail-break were armed, contradicting the state ATS chief's statement that they had no weapons.
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Yes, SIMI Men Were Unarmed When Shot; So What, Asks Anti-Terror Top Cop
The eight members of SIMI who were shot dead in Bhopal hours after escaping from jail were not armed when they were killed, the chief of Madhya Pradesh's anti-terror squad told NDTV today.
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Terror Suspects Fed 'Chicken Biryani': Chief Minister Chouhan On SIMI Row
The manner in which eight members of banned group SIMI were gunned down in Madhya Pradesh is being questioned by the country's top human rights body and the opposition. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has declared that offensive.
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Witness To Cop's Killing During Jailbreak, Bhopal Prison Guard Breaks Down
He watched his colleague die after members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) slit his throat with a sharpened steel plate before escaping from the Bhopal Central Prison on Sunday night.
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Bhopal Encounter: Chief Minister Chouhan Says Spare 'Few Words For Martyr'
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today attended the funeral of Head Constable Ramashankar Yadav, the jail guard killed by eight members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India or SIMI, as they escaped from a Bhopal prison on Monday.
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Stop Questioning Police: Kiren Rijiju On Killing Of SIMI Men
As the Madhya Pradesh police faced questions over the killing of eight members of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) on Monday, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said the police or forces should not be questioned.
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With So Many SIMI Prisoners, This Had To Happen, Says Bhopal Jail Officer
After the police gunned down eight members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India or SIMI, the top official at the prison that they escaped from in Bhopal has said the jailbreak was waiting to happen. "If you have so many SIMI prisoners (in one place), something like this is bound to happen," he told NDTV today.
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Much Ado About Terrorists, Says Chief Minister Chouhan On Bhopal Encounter
Pummeled with serious questions about the killing of eight terror suspects of the Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI in Bhopal, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today accused opposition parties of "dirty politics" over the killing of men he described as "dreaded terrorists".
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We Should Be Praised For Killing Them: Bhopal Minister On SIMI Shooting
While a video showed prisoners who escaped from a Bhopal jail being shot at close range, raising serious questions about the police's action, the Minister of Jails for Madhya Pradesh told NDTV that "You should praise us for killing the accused even though they escaped" while admitting to "lapses".
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'Zinda Hai, Maaro': On Damning Video, Top Cop Says Suspects Fired At Police
"Zinda Hai, Maaro" - he is alive, shoot him - a policeman is heard saying in one of the mobile phone videos that have emerged after the killing of eight terror suspects from the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI on Monday, hours after their dramatic prison-break.
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SIMI Men Used Wood, Toothbrush To Make Keys To Break Out Of Jail: Police
The eight men from banned group Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI, who broke out of a high security prison in Bhopal and were killed in police encounter hours later on Monday, had used "toothbrush and wood" to forge keys to open the locks of their jail barracks, police said.
