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"Those Who Coined Hindu Terror Showing Devotion Now": Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Congress has done a great disservice to the nation by inventing the term "Hindu terror", a week after an anti-terror court in Haryana acquitted a saffron-robed monk and three others in the 2007 bombing of the Samjhauta Express that left nearly 70 people dead.
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In Samjhauta Case Order, Judge Expresses Anguish Over Lack Of Evidence
The people responsible for the blast in Samjhauta Express, in which 68 people died, remained unpunished for want of credible and admissible evidence, Special judge Jagdeep Singh wrote in the 160-page order which was made public today. The four men accused in the case, including Aseemanand, a saffron-robed monk, were acquitted by the court on March ...
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"No One Knows Who Killed 68 Victims": Kapil Sibal On Samjhauta Blast Case
A day after a special court acquitted Swami Aseemanand and three others in the Samjhauta Express blast case, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal on Thursday sarcastically said with a verdict that "no one knows" who killed 68 people, it must be a "proud day" for the criminal justice system.
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Samjhauta Blast Case: Swami Aseemanand's Third Acquittal In Two Years
Swami Aseemanand, the saffron-robed monk with many aliases and links to the BJP's ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), is now a free man. A special court in Haryana's Panchkula on Wednesday let him off in the 2007 Samjhauta train bombing case, making it his third acquittal in a terror case in two years.
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Swami Aseemanand, 3 Others Acquitted In Samjhauta Blast Case
Swami Aseemanand and three others have been acquitted in the 2007 bombing of the Samjhauta Express by an anti-terror court in Haryana.
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Probe Agency Adjourns Samjhauta Blast Case To March 18
An anti-terror court trying the 2007 Samjhauta Express blast case Thursday adjourned its hearing to March 18 due to an ongoing strike by local lawyers.
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Pakistan Seeks Time On Sending 2007 Samjhauta Blast Witnesses To India
Pakistan has sought four more months from India for a decision on producing 13 witnesses before a special Haryana court which is trying the 2007 Samjhauta Express blasts case in which 68 people were killed.
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Aseemanand, Samjhauta Blast Accused, To Walk Out Of Jail After 6 Years
Six years after his arrest for involvement in three bombings, Swami Aseemanand will soon walk out a free man. A Hyderabad court has granted bail to Aseemanand in the 2007 Mecca Masjid blast case that killed over a dozen people in the Telangana capital on the condition that does not step out of the city without the court's permission.
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Pakistan Calls Swami Aseemanand's Acquittal In 2007 Ajmer Blast Case "Regrettable"
Pakistan had summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner, JP Singh, on Friday to express its concern over the acquittal of right-wing activist Swami Aseemanand, an accused in the Samjhauta train blasts case, in a case of terrorism.
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Malegaon Blast: After 5 Years In Jail, Charges Dropped Against 8 Muslim Men
A Mumbai court today dropped charges against eight Muslim men who were accused of carrying out bomb blasts that killed 31 people in Maharashtra's Malegaon in 2006.
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"Those Who Coined Hindu Terror Showing Devotion Now": Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Congress has done a great disservice to the nation by inventing the term "Hindu terror", a week after an anti-terror court in Haryana acquitted a saffron-robed monk and three others in the 2007 bombing of the Samjhauta Express that left nearly 70 people dead.
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In Samjhauta Case Order, Judge Expresses Anguish Over Lack Of Evidence
The people responsible for the blast in Samjhauta Express, in which 68 people died, remained unpunished for want of credible and admissible evidence, Special judge Jagdeep Singh wrote in the 160-page order which was made public today. The four men accused in the case, including Aseemanand, a saffron-robed monk, were acquitted by the court on March ...
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"No One Knows Who Killed 68 Victims": Kapil Sibal On Samjhauta Blast Case
A day after a special court acquitted Swami Aseemanand and three others in the Samjhauta Express blast case, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal on Thursday sarcastically said with a verdict that "no one knows" who killed 68 people, it must be a "proud day" for the criminal justice system.
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Samjhauta Blast Case: Swami Aseemanand's Third Acquittal In Two Years
Swami Aseemanand, the saffron-robed monk with many aliases and links to the BJP's ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), is now a free man. A special court in Haryana's Panchkula on Wednesday let him off in the 2007 Samjhauta train bombing case, making it his third acquittal in a terror case in two years.
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Swami Aseemanand, 3 Others Acquitted In Samjhauta Blast Case
Swami Aseemanand and three others have been acquitted in the 2007 bombing of the Samjhauta Express by an anti-terror court in Haryana.
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Probe Agency Adjourns Samjhauta Blast Case To March 18
An anti-terror court trying the 2007 Samjhauta Express blast case Thursday adjourned its hearing to March 18 due to an ongoing strike by local lawyers.
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Pakistan Seeks Time On Sending 2007 Samjhauta Blast Witnesses To India
Pakistan has sought four more months from India for a decision on producing 13 witnesses before a special Haryana court which is trying the 2007 Samjhauta Express blasts case in which 68 people were killed.
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Aseemanand, Samjhauta Blast Accused, To Walk Out Of Jail After 6 Years
Six years after his arrest for involvement in three bombings, Swami Aseemanand will soon walk out a free man. A Hyderabad court has granted bail to Aseemanand in the 2007 Mecca Masjid blast case that killed over a dozen people in the Telangana capital on the condition that does not step out of the city without the court's permission.
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Pakistan Calls Swami Aseemanand's Acquittal In 2007 Ajmer Blast Case "Regrettable"
Pakistan had summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner, JP Singh, on Friday to express its concern over the acquittal of right-wing activist Swami Aseemanand, an accused in the Samjhauta train blasts case, in a case of terrorism.
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Malegaon Blast: After 5 Years In Jail, Charges Dropped Against 8 Muslim Men
A Mumbai court today dropped charges against eight Muslim men who were accused of carrying out bomb blasts that killed 31 people in Maharashtra's Malegaon in 2006.
