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10 Years Of Jail For 10 Convicts In Tabrez Ansari's Mob Killing
A court in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharswan district on Wednesday sentenced 10 people to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment in the Tabrez Ansari lynching case of June 2019.
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Jharkhand Court Convicts 10, Acquits 2 In Tabrez Ansari's Killing
A local court in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharswan district on Tuesday convicted ten persons in connection with the 2019 Tabrez Ansari lynching case.
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Jharkhand Court Grants Bail To 6 Arrested In Tabrez Ansari's Killing
The Jharkhand High Court on Tuesday granted bail to six people arrested in connection with the killing of Tabrez Ansari in June.
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"Our Dear Jharkhand Now Known As 'Lynchistan' In Country": Brinda Karat
Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Brinda Karat on Monday said that there is no law and order in Jharkhand and it is now known as ''Lynchistan''.
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In Jharkhand Mob Killing, Murder Charge Back Against Accused After 8 Days
Eight days after murder charges against the men accused in a fatal mob attack on a 24-year-old in Jharkhand were dropped because the post-mortem report said he died of a cardiac arrest, the police have reinstated the murder charge.
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"Law Will Take Its Course": Minister Kishan Reddy on Tabrez Ansari Case
Amid a furore over Jharkhand Police dropping the murder charge against the accused in the Tabrez Ansari lynching case, Union minister G Kishan Reddy this morning said the law will takes it own course.
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"Cardiac Arrest But...": Medical Team On What Killed Jharkhand Mob Victim
A medico-legal document signed by five heads of department of a medical college in Jamshedpur confirms that 24-year-old Tabrez Ansari -- who was attacked by a mob in Jharkhand -- died of a cardiac arrest that could have been partially caused by the severe trauma that he received.
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In Jharkhand Mob Killing, Autopsy Helps Accused Avoid Murder Charges
Murder charges against the men accused in a fatal mob attack on a 24-year-old in Jharkhand in June were dropped because the post-mortem report said he died of a cardiac arrest, the police have said.
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"Horrendous Acts Of Mobocracy": Lawmaker Nusrat Jahan In Open Letter
Trinamool Congress lawmaker Nusrat Jehan has thanked 49 eminent personalities who wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday to protest growing intolerance in the country, and joined them in condemning cow vigilantes who attack people on the basis of rumours of eating beef and cow smuggling. She also criticised the government's "selective sil...
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Police Negligence, Doctors' Lapses Killed Tabrez Ansari, Finds Inquiry
Tabrez Ansari was thrashed and forced to chant "Jai Shri Ram" by a mob that accused him of stealing a motorcycle. He was beaten for hours before falling unconscious and handed over to police officials. He died in custody four days later
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TikTok Deletes "Hate-Mongering" Video Linked To Jharkhand Mob Killing
Video-messaging app TikTok today deleted a clip related to the shocking assault on Tabrez Ansari, 24, last month in Jharkhand
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Threatened With Rape, Allege Jharkhand Women After Mob Killing
A group of Hindu women in Jharkhand's Seraikela district have lodged an FIR claiming that some people sympathising with Tabrez Ansari, the victim of a recent mob lynching incident in the state, have threatened to rape them, police said on Thursday.
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Tabrez Ansari Death: Delhi Waqf Board Promises Rs 5 lakh, Job To Wife
Delhi Waqf Board chairman and AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan today said the panel will give Rs 5 lakh and a job to the wife of 24-year-old Tabrez Ansari who was lynched in Jharkhand.
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Man Killed By Mob In Jharkhand Was Poisoned, Says His Uncle
A relative of Tabrez Ansari, who was killed by a mob suspecting he stole a bike, has alleged that Tabrez was given poisonous water.
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Madrasa Teacher Wouldn't Shout "Jai Shri Ram", Pushed Off Bengal Train: Report
A madrasa teacher was allegedly beaten up and pushed out of a moving train in West Bengal last week by a group of men who were forcing him to shout the "Jai Shri Ram" slogan, news agency IANS quoted a government railway police officer as saying today.
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10 Years Of Jail For 10 Convicts In Tabrez Ansari's Mob Killing
A court in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharswan district on Wednesday sentenced 10 people to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment in the Tabrez Ansari lynching case of June 2019.
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Jharkhand Court Convicts 10, Acquits 2 In Tabrez Ansari's Killing
A local court in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharswan district on Tuesday convicted ten persons in connection with the 2019 Tabrez Ansari lynching case.
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Jharkhand Court Grants Bail To 6 Arrested In Tabrez Ansari's Killing
The Jharkhand High Court on Tuesday granted bail to six people arrested in connection with the killing of Tabrez Ansari in June.
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"Our Dear Jharkhand Now Known As 'Lynchistan' In Country": Brinda Karat
Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Brinda Karat on Monday said that there is no law and order in Jharkhand and it is now known as ''Lynchistan''.
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In Jharkhand Mob Killing, Murder Charge Back Against Accused After 8 Days
Eight days after murder charges against the men accused in a fatal mob attack on a 24-year-old in Jharkhand were dropped because the post-mortem report said he died of a cardiac arrest, the police have reinstated the murder charge.
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"Law Will Take Its Course": Minister Kishan Reddy on Tabrez Ansari Case
Amid a furore over Jharkhand Police dropping the murder charge against the accused in the Tabrez Ansari lynching case, Union minister G Kishan Reddy this morning said the law will takes it own course.
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"Cardiac Arrest But...": Medical Team On What Killed Jharkhand Mob Victim
A medico-legal document signed by five heads of department of a medical college in Jamshedpur confirms that 24-year-old Tabrez Ansari -- who was attacked by a mob in Jharkhand -- died of a cardiac arrest that could have been partially caused by the severe trauma that he received.
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In Jharkhand Mob Killing, Autopsy Helps Accused Avoid Murder Charges
Murder charges against the men accused in a fatal mob attack on a 24-year-old in Jharkhand in June were dropped because the post-mortem report said he died of a cardiac arrest, the police have said.
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"Horrendous Acts Of Mobocracy": Lawmaker Nusrat Jahan In Open Letter
Trinamool Congress lawmaker Nusrat Jehan has thanked 49 eminent personalities who wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday to protest growing intolerance in the country, and joined them in condemning cow vigilantes who attack people on the basis of rumours of eating beef and cow smuggling. She also criticised the government's "selective sil...
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Police Negligence, Doctors' Lapses Killed Tabrez Ansari, Finds Inquiry
Tabrez Ansari was thrashed and forced to chant "Jai Shri Ram" by a mob that accused him of stealing a motorcycle. He was beaten for hours before falling unconscious and handed over to police officials. He died in custody four days later
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TikTok Deletes "Hate-Mongering" Video Linked To Jharkhand Mob Killing
Video-messaging app TikTok today deleted a clip related to the shocking assault on Tabrez Ansari, 24, last month in Jharkhand
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Threatened With Rape, Allege Jharkhand Women After Mob Killing
A group of Hindu women in Jharkhand's Seraikela district have lodged an FIR claiming that some people sympathising with Tabrez Ansari, the victim of a recent mob lynching incident in the state, have threatened to rape them, police said on Thursday.
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Tabrez Ansari Death: Delhi Waqf Board Promises Rs 5 lakh, Job To Wife
Delhi Waqf Board chairman and AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan today said the panel will give Rs 5 lakh and a job to the wife of 24-year-old Tabrez Ansari who was lynched in Jharkhand.
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Man Killed By Mob In Jharkhand Was Poisoned, Says His Uncle
A relative of Tabrez Ansari, who was killed by a mob suspecting he stole a bike, has alleged that Tabrez was given poisonous water.
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Madrasa Teacher Wouldn't Shout "Jai Shri Ram", Pushed Off Bengal Train: Report
A madrasa teacher was allegedly beaten up and pushed out of a moving train in West Bengal last week by a group of men who were forcing him to shout the "Jai Shri Ram" slogan, news agency IANS quoted a government railway police officer as saying today.
