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"Take Action Soon Or...": Cow Vigilante Bittu Bajrangi Warns Police After Brother Set On Fire
Cow vigilante Bittu Bajrangi's younger brother was set on fire by unknown men in Haryana's Faridabad, police said.
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Haryana Cops Arrest Nuh Riots Accused Monu Manesar, Rajasthan Gets His Custody
Cow vigilante Monu Manesar has been detained by the Haryana Police in connection with the murder of two men from Rajasthan in February. He is also accused of inciting the violence in Nuh in July, in which six people were killed.
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Court Agrees To Hear Plea On Mob Violence Against Muslims By Cow Vigilantes
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a plea filed by a women's organisation seeking directions to states to take immediate action in consonance with a 2018 verdict of the apex court to effectively deal with incidents of lynching against Muslims.
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Man Accused Of Carrying Beef Attacked With Hammer In Gurgaon, Cops Watch
With impunity and a hammer, an unarmed man is savagely beaten and kicked to pulp while the police and dozens of people do little more than watch, shows the video, demonstrating the horrific collapse of law near the country's capital.
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US Urges India To "Fully" Uphold Rights Of Minorities, Vulnerable Individuals
Incidents of violence and discrimination against minorities, including attacks on Dalits and Muslims by cow vigilantes, are not in keeping with India's legal protections for minorities, a top US diplomat told a Congressional subcommittee on Monday.
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Fear For My Children, Says Naseeruddin Shah On Mob Killings, Cow Vigilantism
In an apparent reference to the killing of a policeman by a mob in Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr two weeks ago, veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah has said that at many places the death of a cow is being given more importance than the killing of a policeman.
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On Compensation For Mob Violence, Supreme Court Pulls Up Centre, States
The Supreme Court has pulled up the Centre and the states over the issue of cow vigilantism and mob killings. The top court on Monday sought a response from the states on compensation for the families of mob killing victims.
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Blog: Want Lynchings To Stop? A Six-Point Guide For The BJP
As outrage rises over cow-related lynchings, the government has responded by appointing a high-level committee to study the growing menace. They have also issued an advisory asking states to rein in the violence, the second in a month.
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States Asked To Be Stern With Cow Vigilantes By PM: Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked state governments to take strong action against cow vigilantes who indulge in violence, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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Road Rage Or Cow Vigilantism? In Hapur Lynching, Glaring Anomalies
On June 18, cellphone videos of a man being attacked by a mob in western Uttar Pradesh's Hapur - around 70 km from Delhi - went viral. It showed an animal trader, Qasim Qureishi, being thrashed; the 45-year-old died later. The crowd also beat up another man, 65-year-old Samiuddin, at times pulling his beard while shouting abuses at him for allegedl...
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"Mobocracy Can't Become New Norm": Supreme Court On Cow Vigilantism
On mob killings in the name of cow protection, the Supreme Court today said no citizen can take the law into their hands and the government must act. "It is the state's duty to ensure order and prevent mobocracy," the court said today.
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"Don't Approve": Yashwant Sinha Slams Son Jayant For Garlanding Convicts
Former union minister Yashwant Sinha today disapproved his son Jayant Sinha felicitating seven men convicted for killing a meat trader in the name of cow protection. Responding to demands on social media that he should spell out his stand on his son's move, Mr Sinha spoke his mind but predicted that his tweet was going to lead to "further abuse".
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"Honouring Law": Jayant Sinha On Row Over Felicitating Lynching Convicts
Union Minister Jayant Sinha who landed himself in a major controversy after felicitating eight men held guilty of killing a meat trader in the name of cow protection, said in a series of tweets today that he was "honouring the due process of law".
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"Cow Vigilantism Unacceptable, Don't Link Victims To Religion": Top Court
The incidents of cow vigilantism are not acceptable and it's for the states to ensure that such events don't happen, Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra said today.The Supreme Court, which was hearing petitions on cow vigilantism, also warned against linking mob violence to religion or caste and said "a victim is a victim".
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RSS 'Diwali Baithak' To Discuss Economy, Rohingya Issue And Cow Vigilantism
The state of the economy, exodus of Rohingyas from Myanmar and violence by self-styled cow vigilantes are some of the issues likely to be discussed at the three-day meeting of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS in Bhopal beginning today.
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"Take Action Soon Or...": Cow Vigilante Bittu Bajrangi Warns Police After Brother Set On Fire
Cow vigilante Bittu Bajrangi's younger brother was set on fire by unknown men in Haryana's Faridabad, police said.
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Haryana Cops Arrest Nuh Riots Accused Monu Manesar, Rajasthan Gets His Custody
Cow vigilante Monu Manesar has been detained by the Haryana Police in connection with the murder of two men from Rajasthan in February. He is also accused of inciting the violence in Nuh in July, in which six people were killed.
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Court Agrees To Hear Plea On Mob Violence Against Muslims By Cow Vigilantes
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a plea filed by a women's organisation seeking directions to states to take immediate action in consonance with a 2018 verdict of the apex court to effectively deal with incidents of lynching against Muslims.
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Man Accused Of Carrying Beef Attacked With Hammer In Gurgaon, Cops Watch
With impunity and a hammer, an unarmed man is savagely beaten and kicked to pulp while the police and dozens of people do little more than watch, shows the video, demonstrating the horrific collapse of law near the country's capital.
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US Urges India To "Fully" Uphold Rights Of Minorities, Vulnerable Individuals
Incidents of violence and discrimination against minorities, including attacks on Dalits and Muslims by cow vigilantes, are not in keeping with India's legal protections for minorities, a top US diplomat told a Congressional subcommittee on Monday.
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Fear For My Children, Says Naseeruddin Shah On Mob Killings, Cow Vigilantism
In an apparent reference to the killing of a policeman by a mob in Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr two weeks ago, veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah has said that at many places the death of a cow is being given more importance than the killing of a policeman.
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On Compensation For Mob Violence, Supreme Court Pulls Up Centre, States
The Supreme Court has pulled up the Centre and the states over the issue of cow vigilantism and mob killings. The top court on Monday sought a response from the states on compensation for the families of mob killing victims.
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Blog: Want Lynchings To Stop? A Six-Point Guide For The BJP
As outrage rises over cow-related lynchings, the government has responded by appointing a high-level committee to study the growing menace. They have also issued an advisory asking states to rein in the violence, the second in a month.
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States Asked To Be Stern With Cow Vigilantes By PM: Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked state governments to take strong action against cow vigilantes who indulge in violence, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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Road Rage Or Cow Vigilantism? In Hapur Lynching, Glaring Anomalies
On June 18, cellphone videos of a man being attacked by a mob in western Uttar Pradesh's Hapur - around 70 km from Delhi - went viral. It showed an animal trader, Qasim Qureishi, being thrashed; the 45-year-old died later. The crowd also beat up another man, 65-year-old Samiuddin, at times pulling his beard while shouting abuses at him for allegedl...
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"Mobocracy Can't Become New Norm": Supreme Court On Cow Vigilantism
On mob killings in the name of cow protection, the Supreme Court today said no citizen can take the law into their hands and the government must act. "It is the state's duty to ensure order and prevent mobocracy," the court said today.
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"Don't Approve": Yashwant Sinha Slams Son Jayant For Garlanding Convicts
Former union minister Yashwant Sinha today disapproved his son Jayant Sinha felicitating seven men convicted for killing a meat trader in the name of cow protection. Responding to demands on social media that he should spell out his stand on his son's move, Mr Sinha spoke his mind but predicted that his tweet was going to lead to "further abuse".
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"Honouring Law": Jayant Sinha On Row Over Felicitating Lynching Convicts
Union Minister Jayant Sinha who landed himself in a major controversy after felicitating eight men held guilty of killing a meat trader in the name of cow protection, said in a series of tweets today that he was "honouring the due process of law".
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"Cow Vigilantism Unacceptable, Don't Link Victims To Religion": Top Court
The incidents of cow vigilantism are not acceptable and it's for the states to ensure that such events don't happen, Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra said today.The Supreme Court, which was hearing petitions on cow vigilantism, also warned against linking mob violence to religion or caste and said "a victim is a victim".
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RSS 'Diwali Baithak' To Discuss Economy, Rohingya Issue And Cow Vigilantism
The state of the economy, exodus of Rohingyas from Myanmar and violence by self-styled cow vigilantes are some of the issues likely to be discussed at the three-day meeting of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS in Bhopal beginning today.
