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16 Houses Set On Fire In Tripura After Idol Defaced At Temple
At least 16 houses and a few vehicles were set on fire by unidentified persons after an idol was found defaced at a temple in flood-hit Tripura, the police said on Monday, adding no one was reported injured.
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'Trinamool Is A Drama Party': BJP Leader On Protest Over Tripura Violence
Taking a swipe at the Trinamool Congress (TMC) over its recent protest on Tripura violence and Mamata Banerjee's visit to Delhi, BJP MP Saumitra Khan said that the TMC members have "lost their sanity".
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Is "Attack In Talibani Style" BJP MLA's Remark, Supreme Court Asks Tripura
The law and order situation in Tripura is getting worse in the run-up to the civic polls despite the orders of the Supreme Court, the Trinamool Congress told the court today in a petition alleging contempt on part of the state government.
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On Tripura Violence, Supreme Court To Hear Trinamool's Petition Today
The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear a contempt plea of the Trinamool Congress (TMC), which claimed that the law and order situation in Tripura is "worsening" by the day, ahead of civic body elections in the state.
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Trinamool MPs Picket Amit Shah's Office Over Tripura Crackdown
Over a dozen Trinamool MPs sat on a dharna outside Home Minister Amit Shah's office in the national capital today protesting the alleged police brutality against their party workers in the BJP-ruled Tripura.
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Supreme Court Relief For Journalist, Lawyers Charged By Tripura Police
No coercive action must be taken against journalist Shyam Meera Singh and two lawyers who had sought a Tripura Police case against them under the controversial anti-terror law UAPA be cancelled, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
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"Provoking People": Tripura Doubles Down Against Journalists After Bail
The two women journalists arrested over their posts on communal incidents in Tripura were "instigating the people against the government", alleged Tripura's Information Minister Susanta Chowdhury.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Journalist To Nix Tripura Anti-Terror Case
The Supreme Court will hear a plea by journalist Shyam Meera Singh and others against a FIR by Tripura Police over tweets and social media posts - including Mr Singh's "Tripura is burning" comment on Twitter - made during last month's violence.
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Mosques In Sensitive Areas In Tripura Given Protection After Violence
Tripura police has provided protection to mosques in sensitive areas after miscreants vandalised a mosque and two shops were set on fire at Chamtilla area in North Tripura, said police sources.
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16 Houses Set On Fire In Tripura After Idol Defaced At Temple
At least 16 houses and a few vehicles were set on fire by unidentified persons after an idol was found defaced at a temple in flood-hit Tripura, the police said on Monday, adding no one was reported injured.
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'Trinamool Is A Drama Party': BJP Leader On Protest Over Tripura Violence
Taking a swipe at the Trinamool Congress (TMC) over its recent protest on Tripura violence and Mamata Banerjee's visit to Delhi, BJP MP Saumitra Khan said that the TMC members have "lost their sanity".
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Is "Attack In Talibani Style" BJP MLA's Remark, Supreme Court Asks Tripura
The law and order situation in Tripura is getting worse in the run-up to the civic polls despite the orders of the Supreme Court, the Trinamool Congress told the court today in a petition alleging contempt on part of the state government.
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On Tripura Violence, Supreme Court To Hear Trinamool's Petition Today
The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear a contempt plea of the Trinamool Congress (TMC), which claimed that the law and order situation in Tripura is "worsening" by the day, ahead of civic body elections in the state.
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Trinamool MPs Picket Amit Shah's Office Over Tripura Crackdown
Over a dozen Trinamool MPs sat on a dharna outside Home Minister Amit Shah's office in the national capital today protesting the alleged police brutality against their party workers in the BJP-ruled Tripura.
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Supreme Court Relief For Journalist, Lawyers Charged By Tripura Police
No coercive action must be taken against journalist Shyam Meera Singh and two lawyers who had sought a Tripura Police case against them under the controversial anti-terror law UAPA be cancelled, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
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"Provoking People": Tripura Doubles Down Against Journalists After Bail
The two women journalists arrested over their posts on communal incidents in Tripura were "instigating the people against the government", alleged Tripura's Information Minister Susanta Chowdhury.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Journalist To Nix Tripura Anti-Terror Case
The Supreme Court will hear a plea by journalist Shyam Meera Singh and others against a FIR by Tripura Police over tweets and social media posts - including Mr Singh's "Tripura is burning" comment on Twitter - made during last month's violence.
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Mosques In Sensitive Areas In Tripura Given Protection After Violence
Tripura police has provided protection to mosques in sensitive areas after miscreants vandalised a mosque and two shops were set on fire at Chamtilla area in North Tripura, said police sources.
