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Congress' Manish Tewari Revives 2012 Troop Movement Controversy
Congress leader and former minister Manish Tewari has once again revived the controversy over a 2012 newspaper report that said in January that year, the Army moved two units towards Delhi without informing the government.
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'Government was worried at highest level': former army officer revives 2012 troop movement controversy
A former army officer's comments have revived a two-year-old controversy over the movement of two army units towards Delhi without the government's knowledge.
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Fresh row over 2012 troop movement near Delhi; NSA says 'no distrust'
A fresh controversy has erupted over the movement of two Army units near Delhi in 2012 with the then DGMO Lt Gen A K Choudhary saying there may have been "distrust" between the Army and government on the issue, a view rejected today by the National Security Advisor (NSA).
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Court bans reports on army movement episode near Delhi
The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday restrained the electronic and print media from publishing and broadcasting any news reports on the movement of two army units towards Delhi in January, as reported in a section of the media.
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Congress' Manish Tewari Revives 2012 Troop Movement Controversy
Congress leader and former minister Manish Tewari has once again revived the controversy over a 2012 newspaper report that said in January that year, the Army moved two units towards Delhi without informing the government.
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'Government was worried at highest level': former army officer revives 2012 troop movement controversy
A former army officer's comments have revived a two-year-old controversy over the movement of two army units towards Delhi without the government's knowledge.
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Fresh row over 2012 troop movement near Delhi; NSA says 'no distrust'
A fresh controversy has erupted over the movement of two Army units near Delhi in 2012 with the then DGMO Lt Gen A K Choudhary saying there may have been "distrust" between the Army and government on the issue, a view rejected today by the National Security Advisor (NSA).
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Court bans reports on army movement episode near Delhi
The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday restrained the electronic and print media from publishing and broadcasting any news reports on the movement of two army units towards Delhi in January, as reported in a section of the media.
