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High Court Rejects Review Plea Seeking Action Against Ex-Top Cop BS Bassi
Delhi High Court today rejected a petition seeking review of its earlier order dismissing a plea for action against the then Police Commissioner B S Bassi for allegedly "influencing" the probe in the sedition case against JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar and others.
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In Flip Flop On JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar, BS Bassi Says 'Circumstances Changed'
Days after saying he would not oppose JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, Delhi Police chief BS Bassi has changed his stand. Explaining his volte face, he said today: "The circumstances have changed completely."
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Kanhaiya Kumar Seen With Group Shouting Anti-National Slogans: Police Report
JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar was present with a group shouting anti-national slogans and indulging in anti-national activities on campus, the police have said a report defending his arrest. The police are likely to oppose the student's bail in the Delhi High Court, though police chief BS Bassi had said the opposite.
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Arrest Us, Say JNU Students. Police Chief BS Bassi Says 'Surrender'
Five JNU students accused of sedition and missing for days are back on the campus but they haven't been arrested. The students say they are ready for arrest but the police, who have not been allowed to enter the campus, say the students must surrender.
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On JNU Arrest, Delhi Police Is On Thin Ice
Policing the world's largest democracy of over a billion people with myriad castes, creed, colour, language, age, gender, beliefs, status, needs, history is like striving to win a "Mahabharata" almost daily.
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Kanhaiya Kumar Missing In Intel Report On JNU 'Sedition List'
Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student arrested on sedition charges, is not among the names listed in an Intelligence Bureau report on anti-India slogans raised at a controversial event.
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3 Policemen Were Present, But Kanhaiya Kumar Case Based On TV Footage
Hours after Kanhaiya Kumar was attacked while being taken by the police into a Delhi court, Police Chief BS Bassi told NDTV that he would not oppose bail for the 28-year-old student, whose arrest on sedition charges has been the top national headline for days.
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JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar's Lawyer On How He Was Beaten
Despite a massive police presence at New Delhi's Patiala House courts, the lawyer for Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student charged with sedition says her client was beaten inside the courtroom.
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We Delivered Kanhaiya Kumar Safely To Court: Delhi Police Chief Bassi
Hours after shocking scenes of violence were witnessed for a second time this week at the Patiala House Court in Delhi, police commissioner BS Bassi mounted an extraordinary defence of his forces' ineptness in the handling of the situation.
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'Jostling' Says Police Chief Bassi About Assault On Arrested JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar
As he was being taken into a Delhi court today, Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student arrested on sedition charges, was punched and kicked. "I do not think he was beaten up, there was a lot of jostling," assessed the capital's police chief, BS Bassi.
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High Court Rejects Review Plea Seeking Action Against Ex-Top Cop BS Bassi
Delhi High Court today rejected a petition seeking review of its earlier order dismissing a plea for action against the then Police Commissioner B S Bassi for allegedly "influencing" the probe in the sedition case against JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar and others.
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In Flip Flop On JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar, BS Bassi Says 'Circumstances Changed'
Days after saying he would not oppose JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, Delhi Police chief BS Bassi has changed his stand. Explaining his volte face, he said today: "The circumstances have changed completely."
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Kanhaiya Kumar Seen With Group Shouting Anti-National Slogans: Police Report
JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar was present with a group shouting anti-national slogans and indulging in anti-national activities on campus, the police have said a report defending his arrest. The police are likely to oppose the student's bail in the Delhi High Court, though police chief BS Bassi had said the opposite.
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Arrest Us, Say JNU Students. Police Chief BS Bassi Says 'Surrender'
Five JNU students accused of sedition and missing for days are back on the campus but they haven't been arrested. The students say they are ready for arrest but the police, who have not been allowed to enter the campus, say the students must surrender.
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On JNU Arrest, Delhi Police Is On Thin Ice
Policing the world's largest democracy of over a billion people with myriad castes, creed, colour, language, age, gender, beliefs, status, needs, history is like striving to win a "Mahabharata" almost daily.
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Kanhaiya Kumar Missing In Intel Report On JNU 'Sedition List'
Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student arrested on sedition charges, is not among the names listed in an Intelligence Bureau report on anti-India slogans raised at a controversial event.
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3 Policemen Were Present, But Kanhaiya Kumar Case Based On TV Footage
Hours after Kanhaiya Kumar was attacked while being taken by the police into a Delhi court, Police Chief BS Bassi told NDTV that he would not oppose bail for the 28-year-old student, whose arrest on sedition charges has been the top national headline for days.
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JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar's Lawyer On How He Was Beaten
Despite a massive police presence at New Delhi's Patiala House courts, the lawyer for Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student charged with sedition says her client was beaten inside the courtroom.
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We Delivered Kanhaiya Kumar Safely To Court: Delhi Police Chief Bassi
Hours after shocking scenes of violence were witnessed for a second time this week at the Patiala House Court in Delhi, police commissioner BS Bassi mounted an extraordinary defence of his forces' ineptness in the handling of the situation.
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'Jostling' Says Police Chief Bassi About Assault On Arrested JNU Student Kanhaiya Kumar
As he was being taken into a Delhi court today, Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student arrested on sedition charges, was punched and kicked. "I do not think he was beaten up, there was a lot of jostling," assessed the capital's police chief, BS Bassi.
