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Family Accused Of Anti-India Slogans During Cricket Match Claims No Interest In Sports
Weeks after a 15-year-old boy and his family were booked over anti-India slogans during a cricket match in Maharashtra's Sindhudurg district, they have claimed that the teen attended a madrasa for studies and wasn't interested in playing the sport.
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3 Arrested For Allegedly Raising Anti-India Slogans In Agra
Three youths have been arrested for allegedly raising anti-India slogans when a 'Tiranga yatra' was being taken out in Gokulpura rea in Agra on Independence Day, police said on Wednesday.
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"Don't Abuse PM": Shazia Ilmi Confronts Crowd With Pak Flags In Seoul
BJP leader Shazia Ilmi, who confronted Pakistani supporters raising anti-Modi and anti-India slogans in South Korea on Friday, has said that it is imperative to "peacefully register protest if insulted as an Indian".
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Never Told JNU Was Holding Disciplinary Hearing: Students Tell The Court
JNU students, whom the varsity has punished for indiscipline in connection with the controversial February 9 last year event, today told the Delhi High Court that they were never told by JNU that a high-level enquiry committee (HLEC) was carrying out disciplinary proceedings.
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US Says It Respects Amnesty's Right To Express Freely
The United States has refrained from commenting on the sedition charges against Amnesty International over an event where anti-India slogans were reportedly raised, but said it respects the right of the global rights watchdog to express itself freely.
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Court Seeks Police Reply On Bail Pleas Of Kanhaiya Kumar, 2 Others By August 26
A court today asked Delhi Police to respond by August 26 to the bail applications of Jawaharlal National University Students' Union (JNUSU) President Kanhaiya Kumar and two other students in a sedition case relating to alleged anti-India sloganeering on campus in February.
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Police Cane ABVP Activists At Amnesty Office In Bengaluru
The police on Friday caned about 100 Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) activists and took 40 of them into preventive custody for attempting to barge into Amnesty International India office here to protest the anti-India slogans raised at a Kashmiri event the organisation held here last week.
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Amnesty For Now Shuts Offices, Congress Slams Its Karnataka Government
Amnesty International, accused in a police complaint of sedition in Karnataka, has temporarily closed its offices in Chennai, Pune , Delhi and Bengaluru after protests by hundreds of young right-wing activists.
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Home Ministry Probes 'Possible' Foreign Donation Violation By Amnesty
Amidst allegations of anti-India slogans being raised at an event organised by rights group Amnesty International in Bengaluru, the Home Ministry has launched a probe into the funding of the non-governmental organisation for "possible" violation of foreign contribution rules.
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JNU Row: 4 Video Clips Of Afzal Guru Event Found To Be Genuine
Four video clippings related to the controversial February 9 event at JNU which were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory in Gandhinagar for examination have emerged as "genuine".
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JNU Dean Was Not Vigilant Enough To Prevent February 9 Event: Probe Panel
A high-level committee of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, inquiring into the February 9 event, has said that the dean of students was "not vigilant enough" in preventing it and that varsity students Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya were among those who did not submit the booking form to the appropriate authorities.
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BJP Is 'Most Anti-National Of All', Alleges Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today filed a fresh salvo at BJP, terming it as the "most anti-national of all" and alleged that it was shielding those who raised anti-India slogans on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus.
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JNU Row: Nitish Kumar Questions Panel's Advice For Rusticating Students
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today questioned a Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) panel's recommendation that its students' union president Kanhaiya Kumar and other varsity scholars be rusticated for their alleged role in connection with the raising of anti-national slogans on its campus.
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Police Calls For Vigil Against Clashes Post JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar's Release
Apprehending the possibility of "clashes" following the release of Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) president Kanhaiya Kumar, Delhi Police has issued an 'advisory' to all districts, traffic and PCR units asking them to maintain strict vigil, especially in and around JNU and Delhi University campuses.
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Will Chop 6 Inches If Anyone Says 'Pak Zindabad', Says BJP's Bengal Chief
In the season of controversial speeches, a BJP leader in West Bengal has used a public forum to threaten beheading for those shouting anti-national slogans.
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Family Accused Of Anti-India Slogans During Cricket Match Claims No Interest In Sports
Weeks after a 15-year-old boy and his family were booked over anti-India slogans during a cricket match in Maharashtra's Sindhudurg district, they have claimed that the teen attended a madrasa for studies and wasn't interested in playing the sport.
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3 Arrested For Allegedly Raising Anti-India Slogans In Agra
Three youths have been arrested for allegedly raising anti-India slogans when a 'Tiranga yatra' was being taken out in Gokulpura rea in Agra on Independence Day, police said on Wednesday.
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"Don't Abuse PM": Shazia Ilmi Confronts Crowd With Pak Flags In Seoul
BJP leader Shazia Ilmi, who confronted Pakistani supporters raising anti-Modi and anti-India slogans in South Korea on Friday, has said that it is imperative to "peacefully register protest if insulted as an Indian".
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Never Told JNU Was Holding Disciplinary Hearing: Students Tell The Court
JNU students, whom the varsity has punished for indiscipline in connection with the controversial February 9 last year event, today told the Delhi High Court that they were never told by JNU that a high-level enquiry committee (HLEC) was carrying out disciplinary proceedings.
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US Says It Respects Amnesty's Right To Express Freely
The United States has refrained from commenting on the sedition charges against Amnesty International over an event where anti-India slogans were reportedly raised, but said it respects the right of the global rights watchdog to express itself freely.
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Court Seeks Police Reply On Bail Pleas Of Kanhaiya Kumar, 2 Others By August 26
A court today asked Delhi Police to respond by August 26 to the bail applications of Jawaharlal National University Students' Union (JNUSU) President Kanhaiya Kumar and two other students in a sedition case relating to alleged anti-India sloganeering on campus in February.
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Police Cane ABVP Activists At Amnesty Office In Bengaluru
The police on Friday caned about 100 Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) activists and took 40 of them into preventive custody for attempting to barge into Amnesty International India office here to protest the anti-India slogans raised at a Kashmiri event the organisation held here last week.
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Amnesty For Now Shuts Offices, Congress Slams Its Karnataka Government
Amnesty International, accused in a police complaint of sedition in Karnataka, has temporarily closed its offices in Chennai, Pune , Delhi and Bengaluru after protests by hundreds of young right-wing activists.
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Home Ministry Probes 'Possible' Foreign Donation Violation By Amnesty
Amidst allegations of anti-India slogans being raised at an event organised by rights group Amnesty International in Bengaluru, the Home Ministry has launched a probe into the funding of the non-governmental organisation for "possible" violation of foreign contribution rules.
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JNU Row: 4 Video Clips Of Afzal Guru Event Found To Be Genuine
Four video clippings related to the controversial February 9 event at JNU which were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory in Gandhinagar for examination have emerged as "genuine".
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JNU Dean Was Not Vigilant Enough To Prevent February 9 Event: Probe Panel
A high-level committee of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, inquiring into the February 9 event, has said that the dean of students was "not vigilant enough" in preventing it and that varsity students Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya were among those who did not submit the booking form to the appropriate authorities.
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BJP Is 'Most Anti-National Of All', Alleges Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today filed a fresh salvo at BJP, terming it as the "most anti-national of all" and alleged that it was shielding those who raised anti-India slogans on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus.
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JNU Row: Nitish Kumar Questions Panel's Advice For Rusticating Students
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today questioned a Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) panel's recommendation that its students' union president Kanhaiya Kumar and other varsity scholars be rusticated for their alleged role in connection with the raising of anti-national slogans on its campus.
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Police Calls For Vigil Against Clashes Post JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar's Release
Apprehending the possibility of "clashes" following the release of Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) president Kanhaiya Kumar, Delhi Police has issued an 'advisory' to all districts, traffic and PCR units asking them to maintain strict vigil, especially in and around JNU and Delhi University campuses.
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Will Chop 6 Inches If Anyone Says 'Pak Zindabad', Says BJP's Bengal Chief
In the season of controversial speeches, a BJP leader in West Bengal has used a public forum to threaten beheading for those shouting anti-national slogans.
