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17 Kept Chained At "Dargah" Asylum In UP Released, Centre Tells Top Court
The centre on Monday informed the Supreme Court that 17 people believed to be mentally ill, who were chained in a "dargah" in Uttar Pradesh, have been released.
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22 Mentally-Ill Inmates Of Uttar Pradesh Asylum Return Home
Following the displeasure shown by the Supreme Court over the chaining of mentally-ill persons in a faith-based mental asylum in the , the district administration freed 22 persons today and handed them over to their family members
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Chaining Mentally Ill Atrocious And Inhuman: Supreme Court
Chaining mentally ill people cannot be allowed, the Supreme Court said today while terming as "atrocious" and "inhuman" such conduct in a faith-based mental asylum in Uttar Pradesh.
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Lucknow: Whistleblower bureaucrat whisked away from protest site at midnight, taken to psychiatric ward
A provincial civil services officer in Uttar Pradesh, who had launched a hunger strike in Lucknow on Monday, was allegedly whisked away by the police from his dharna site at midnight and taken to the psychiatric ward of a medical college in the city. Doctors there, however, refused to admit him. He was then sent off to his hometown Aligarh.
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17 Kept Chained At "Dargah" Asylum In UP Released, Centre Tells Top Court
The centre on Monday informed the Supreme Court that 17 people believed to be mentally ill, who were chained in a "dargah" in Uttar Pradesh, have been released.
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22 Mentally-Ill Inmates Of Uttar Pradesh Asylum Return Home
Following the displeasure shown by the Supreme Court over the chaining of mentally-ill persons in a faith-based mental asylum in the , the district administration freed 22 persons today and handed them over to their family members
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Chaining Mentally Ill Atrocious And Inhuman: Supreme Court
Chaining mentally ill people cannot be allowed, the Supreme Court said today while terming as "atrocious" and "inhuman" such conduct in a faith-based mental asylum in Uttar Pradesh.
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Lucknow: Whistleblower bureaucrat whisked away from protest site at midnight, taken to psychiatric ward
A provincial civil services officer in Uttar Pradesh, who had launched a hunger strike in Lucknow on Monday, was allegedly whisked away by the police from his dharna site at midnight and taken to the psychiatric ward of a medical college in the city. Doctors there, however, refused to admit him. He was then sent off to his hometown Aligarh.
