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Shashi Tharoor, 6 Journalists Won't Be Arrested For Now: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today barred any agency from arresting Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists in cases relating to their tweets in connection with the Republic Day tractor rally violence in New Delhi. The cases will be taken up for hearing after two weeks, the court said.
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Judicial Probe Sought Into Tractor Rally Violence, Supreme Court Says "No"
Petitions on the violence that took place during the tractor rally held by protesting farmers on Republic Day will not be heard now, the Supreme Court said today, pointing out that police investigations into the matter are on.
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Facing Multiple Cases, Shashi Tharoor, 5 Journalists Go To Supreme Court
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and news anchor Rajdeep Sardesai have approached the Supreme Court against multiple police cases or FIRs registered against them over their alleged "misleading" tweets on the violence during the farmers' tractor rally in Delhi on Republic Day.
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Farmers' Republic Day Tractor Rally: Centre Says Police Will Decide
The Supreme Court today said it will not pass orders on the planned tractor rally on Republic Day in New Delhi since it is the police that must decide on these matters. Thousands of farmers were scheduled to hold such a parade in the national capital in the event of the failure of talks with the Central government over the three new contentions agr...
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May Not Get Nod For Tractor Rally On Ring Road, Won't Back Down: Farmers
A day after the Supreme Court left it up to the police to decide if protesting farmers could enter Delhi on Republic Day for a tractor rally, farmer leader Dr Darshanpal told NDTV they may not be allowed to use the Outer Ring Road. He added that they have no plan of backing down.
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"PM Took Brave Step To Bring Reforms": Agriculture Minister On Farm Laws
Indicating that the government was in no mood to repeal the three contentious laws, as sought by farmers, agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar said Prime Minister Narendra Modis -brave step- after years of discussions will reform the sector and improve farmers standard of living.
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Farmers' R-Day Tractor Rally: Cops To Decide, Says Supreme Court
The entry of protesting farmers into Delhi has to be decided by the Delhi Police as it is a matter of "law and order", the Supreme Court said today as the centre sought an order against the proposed tractor rally on Republic Day, January 26.
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Supreme Court To Hear Centre's Plea Against Farmers' Republic Day Rally Tomorrow
The Supreme Court on Monday is scheduled to hear the central government's application seeking an injunction against the proposed tractor rally or any other kind of protest, which may disrupt the gathering and celebration of the Republic Day on January 26.
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"60 Farmer Deaths Don't Embarrass, Tractor Rally Does": Rahul Gandhi
Hitting out at the centre over an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court against the farmers' parade on Republic Day, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today referred to the deaths of those who have died after thousands started camping near Delhi's borders.
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"Embarrassment To Nation": Centre On Tractor Rally Plan On Republic Day
The centre has appealed to the Supreme Court to stop a tractor rally of protesting farmers scheduled for January 26, the Republic Day. The farmers have planned to hold a huge rally in Delhi on January 26, if their demands to scrap the contentious farm laws are not. Haryana farmers plan to hold a rally too, with one tractor from each village joining...
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Shashi Tharoor, 6 Journalists Won't Be Arrested For Now: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today barred any agency from arresting Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists in cases relating to their tweets in connection with the Republic Day tractor rally violence in New Delhi. The cases will be taken up for hearing after two weeks, the court said.
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Judicial Probe Sought Into Tractor Rally Violence, Supreme Court Says "No"
Petitions on the violence that took place during the tractor rally held by protesting farmers on Republic Day will not be heard now, the Supreme Court said today, pointing out that police investigations into the matter are on.
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Facing Multiple Cases, Shashi Tharoor, 5 Journalists Go To Supreme Court
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and news anchor Rajdeep Sardesai have approached the Supreme Court against multiple police cases or FIRs registered against them over their alleged "misleading" tweets on the violence during the farmers' tractor rally in Delhi on Republic Day.
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Farmers' Republic Day Tractor Rally: Centre Says Police Will Decide
The Supreme Court today said it will not pass orders on the planned tractor rally on Republic Day in New Delhi since it is the police that must decide on these matters. Thousands of farmers were scheduled to hold such a parade in the national capital in the event of the failure of talks with the Central government over the three new contentions agr...
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May Not Get Nod For Tractor Rally On Ring Road, Won't Back Down: Farmers
A day after the Supreme Court left it up to the police to decide if protesting farmers could enter Delhi on Republic Day for a tractor rally, farmer leader Dr Darshanpal told NDTV they may not be allowed to use the Outer Ring Road. He added that they have no plan of backing down.
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"PM Took Brave Step To Bring Reforms": Agriculture Minister On Farm Laws
Indicating that the government was in no mood to repeal the three contentious laws, as sought by farmers, agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar said Prime Minister Narendra Modis -brave step- after years of discussions will reform the sector and improve farmers standard of living.
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Farmers' R-Day Tractor Rally: Cops To Decide, Says Supreme Court
The entry of protesting farmers into Delhi has to be decided by the Delhi Police as it is a matter of "law and order", the Supreme Court said today as the centre sought an order against the proposed tractor rally on Republic Day, January 26.
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Supreme Court To Hear Centre's Plea Against Farmers' Republic Day Rally Tomorrow
The Supreme Court on Monday is scheduled to hear the central government's application seeking an injunction against the proposed tractor rally or any other kind of protest, which may disrupt the gathering and celebration of the Republic Day on January 26.
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"60 Farmer Deaths Don't Embarrass, Tractor Rally Does": Rahul Gandhi
Hitting out at the centre over an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court against the farmers' parade on Republic Day, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today referred to the deaths of those who have died after thousands started camping near Delhi's borders.
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"Embarrassment To Nation": Centre On Tractor Rally Plan On Republic Day
The centre has appealed to the Supreme Court to stop a tractor rally of protesting farmers scheduled for January 26, the Republic Day. The farmers have planned to hold a huge rally in Delhi on January 26, if their demands to scrap the contentious farm laws are not. Haryana farmers plan to hold a rally too, with one tractor from each village joining...
