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"We Continue To Raise It With India": US Envoy On Communal Rhetoric In Election Campaign
Asked about recent campaign speeches, Elizabeth Jones said, ""We discuss both easy and difficult issues. We have been discussing this for a long time and will continue to do so."
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"Hindus Don't Normally Contribute To Riots," Himanta Biswa Sarma Tells NDTV
Elaborating on Amit Shah's remarks about teaching "a lesson" to rioters in 2002, Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "Post-2002, the Gujarat government took a series of actions to ensure peace in the state since then."
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002, BJP Brought Peace": Amit Shah In Gujarat
Amit Shah is one of the BJP's top campaigners for the elections in the state, set to be held on December 1 and 5.
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002...Permanent Peace In Gujarat": Amit Shah
Addressing a rally in Mahudha town of Kheda district in support of BJP candidates ahead of the next month's Assembly elections, Mr Shah alleged, "During the Congress rule in Gujarat (before 1995), communal riots were rampant.
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"Clear Picture": Rajnath Singh Tweets On Amit Shah's 2002 Riots Interview
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has drawn attention to a media interview of Amit Shah in which the Home Minister explained how activist Teesta Setalvad's non-profit "gave baseless information" to court and investigators on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Activist Teesta Setalvad Gave "Baseless" Info On Gujarat Riots: Amit Shah
With the Supreme court upholding the clean chit to then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the 2002 Gujarat riots case, Home Minister Amit Shah today hit out at BJP's political rivals, politically motivated journalists and NGOs for making false
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Talking About Gujarat Riots, Amit Shah Slams Congress For Anti-Sikh Riots
There was no delay on part of the Gujarat government in requisitioning the Army to deal with post-Godhra 2002 Gujarat riots, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said.
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Why Gujarat 2002 Finds Mention In 1984 Riots Court Order On Sajjan Kumar
Sajjan Kumar verdict: "There has been a familiar pattern of mass killings in Mumbai in 1993, in Gujarat in 2002, in Kandhamal, Odisha in 2008 and in Muzaffarnagar in UP in 2013 to name a few," the Delhi High Court said
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All About Maya Kodnani And The Case In Which Amit Shah Deposed
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat, was sentenced in 2012 to 28 years in jail after being found guilty of the worst massacre during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, at Naroda Patiya in which 97 people were killed.
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Amit Shah Testifies In Court, Backs Maya Kodnani's Claims In Gujarat Riots Case
BJP president Amit Shah told a Gujarat court on Monday that he had seen Maya Kodnani, a leader of his party, in the state assembly and then at Ahmedabad's Sola Civil Hospital on the morning of February 28, 2002. Mr Shah appeared as a defence witness in a riot case in which Kodnani is accused of murdering 11 Muslims on that day in Naroda Gam, an Ahm...
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"We Continue To Raise It With India": US Envoy On Communal Rhetoric In Election Campaign
Asked about recent campaign speeches, Elizabeth Jones said, ""We discuss both easy and difficult issues. We have been discussing this for a long time and will continue to do so."
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"Hindus Don't Normally Contribute To Riots," Himanta Biswa Sarma Tells NDTV
Elaborating on Amit Shah's remarks about teaching "a lesson" to rioters in 2002, Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "Post-2002, the Gujarat government took a series of actions to ensure peace in the state since then."
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002, BJP Brought Peace": Amit Shah In Gujarat
Amit Shah is one of the BJP's top campaigners for the elections in the state, set to be held on December 1 and 5.
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002...Permanent Peace In Gujarat": Amit Shah
Addressing a rally in Mahudha town of Kheda district in support of BJP candidates ahead of the next month's Assembly elections, Mr Shah alleged, "During the Congress rule in Gujarat (before 1995), communal riots were rampant.
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"Clear Picture": Rajnath Singh Tweets On Amit Shah's 2002 Riots Interview
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has drawn attention to a media interview of Amit Shah in which the Home Minister explained how activist Teesta Setalvad's non-profit "gave baseless information" to court and investigators on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Activist Teesta Setalvad Gave "Baseless" Info On Gujarat Riots: Amit Shah
With the Supreme court upholding the clean chit to then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the 2002 Gujarat riots case, Home Minister Amit Shah today hit out at BJP's political rivals, politically motivated journalists and NGOs for making false
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Talking About Gujarat Riots, Amit Shah Slams Congress For Anti-Sikh Riots
There was no delay on part of the Gujarat government in requisitioning the Army to deal with post-Godhra 2002 Gujarat riots, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said.
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Why Gujarat 2002 Finds Mention In 1984 Riots Court Order On Sajjan Kumar
Sajjan Kumar verdict: "There has been a familiar pattern of mass killings in Mumbai in 1993, in Gujarat in 2002, in Kandhamal, Odisha in 2008 and in Muzaffarnagar in UP in 2013 to name a few," the Delhi High Court said
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All About Maya Kodnani And The Case In Which Amit Shah Deposed
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat, was sentenced in 2012 to 28 years in jail after being found guilty of the worst massacre during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, at Naroda Patiya in which 97 people were killed.
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Amit Shah Testifies In Court, Backs Maya Kodnani's Claims In Gujarat Riots Case
BJP president Amit Shah told a Gujarat court on Monday that he had seen Maya Kodnani, a leader of his party, in the state assembly and then at Ahmedabad's Sola Civil Hospital on the morning of February 28, 2002. Mr Shah appeared as a defence witness in a riot case in which Kodnani is accused of murdering 11 Muslims on that day in Naroda Gam, an Ahm...
