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Supreme Court Hasn't Stopped Police From Enforcing Laws: Bengal Cop
In the wake of the March to Secretariat ('Nabanna Abhijan') call given by the students of West Bengal on Tuesday in protest against the rape and murder of the junior doctor at Kolkata's R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital, a senior official of the
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"No Arrest Order Issued": Jammu And Kashmir Police On Article 370 Verdict
The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday said no arrest order has been issued in the wake of Supreme Court proceedings related to Article 370, and there were no restrictions on movement.
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Odisha Can Organise Rath Yatra But With Restrictions, Curfew: Top Court
Puri's famous rath yatra can be conducted this year but in a restricted fashion -- with curfew and closed city entries, the Supreme Court said today, after petitions asking it to recall its earlier order, banning the hugely popular festival. The state government will have to declare curfew whenever the chariots are pulled. It also has to ensure tha...
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Restrictions In Jammu And Kashmir Ahead Of Ayodhya Verdict: Police
Ahead of the Supreme court verdict on the Ayodhya case, restrictions were imposed in Jammu and Kashmir while schools and colleges will remain closed on November 9, officials said on Friday night.
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7 Arrested In Mumbai For Violating Supreme Court Order On Firecrackers
Mumbai witnessed a noisy Diwali this year despite the Supreme Court putting restrictions on bursting of firecrackers.
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Supreme Court Judgment On 120-Year-Old Cauvery Dispute Today: 10 Points
Three judges of the Supreme Court are reading out their verdict on the Cauvery water dispute that has been a source of tension between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and has persisted despite attempts at a solution over 120 years. Both states insist that they are hopeful but each has kept police reinforcements on standby in case of a verdict that is not ...
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Supreme Court Hasn't Stopped Police From Enforcing Laws: Bengal Cop
In the wake of the March to Secretariat ('Nabanna Abhijan') call given by the students of West Bengal on Tuesday in protest against the rape and murder of the junior doctor at Kolkata's R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital, a senior official of the
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"No Arrest Order Issued": Jammu And Kashmir Police On Article 370 Verdict
The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday said no arrest order has been issued in the wake of Supreme Court proceedings related to Article 370, and there were no restrictions on movement.
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Odisha Can Organise Rath Yatra But With Restrictions, Curfew: Top Court
Puri's famous rath yatra can be conducted this year but in a restricted fashion -- with curfew and closed city entries, the Supreme Court said today, after petitions asking it to recall its earlier order, banning the hugely popular festival. The state government will have to declare curfew whenever the chariots are pulled. It also has to ensure tha...
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Restrictions In Jammu And Kashmir Ahead Of Ayodhya Verdict: Police
Ahead of the Supreme court verdict on the Ayodhya case, restrictions were imposed in Jammu and Kashmir while schools and colleges will remain closed on November 9, officials said on Friday night.
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7 Arrested In Mumbai For Violating Supreme Court Order On Firecrackers
Mumbai witnessed a noisy Diwali this year despite the Supreme Court putting restrictions on bursting of firecrackers.
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Supreme Court Judgment On 120-Year-Old Cauvery Dispute Today: 10 Points
Three judges of the Supreme Court are reading out their verdict on the Cauvery water dispute that has been a source of tension between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and has persisted despite attempts at a solution over 120 years. Both states insist that they are hopeful but each has kept police reinforcements on standby in case of a verdict that is not ...
