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Cow Vigilantes Mistake Chicken Feed For Beef, Set Truck On Fire In Bhopal
Cow vigilantes on Saturday set a truck carrying chicken feed on fire, and beat up the owner of the vehicle suspecting that it was carrying beef, at Zhora village, 40 km from Bhopal.
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'Minimal': That's How Minister Describes Beating Of Women Over Beef Rumours
A minister of Madhya Pradesh has added to the controversy over the beating of two Muslim women in his state following rumours of their carrying beef - saying the women were at fault and the beating was minimal.
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Let People Decide What To Eat: CEO Of Government's Think Tank On Beef Row
India is a democracy and if people want to eat beef they should be allowed to, top bureaucrat and CEO of the Prime Minister's policy think tank Niti Ayog, Amitabh Kant said on Tuesday night.
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National Security Act Used Against Ex-BJP Leader Accused Of Cow Killing
An expelled BJP leader arrested in Madhya Pradesh for alleged cow killing has been charged under the National Security Act or NSA, a tough law used to detain suspects who threaten the country's security.
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'Were Provoked by Cow-Killing Rumours,' Said Dadri Accused: Police Charge-Sheet
The main accused in the mob lynching of a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri have admitted that they were "provoked by rumours of cow killing", reveals a police charge-sheet. The police, however, have not mentioned the word "beef" in their charges.
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BJP's Kailash Vijayvargiya Retracts Tweets, Now Says SRK 'Most Popular After Amitabh'
After triggering outrage with his five-tweet attack on Shah Rukh Khan, senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya retracted his comments on Wednesday morning and said they had been "misunderstood."
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Holy Cow! BJP Ad Rubs It In Before Final Voting in Bihar
A day before Bihar votes in the fifth and final phase of the assembly elections, the state woke up this morning to a prominent ad in newspapers featuring a woman hugging a cow and an attack on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on his "silence" over statements made by his allies on beef.
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'Beef Fry' Back In Kerala House, Chief Minister Won't Stomach Police Action
Buffalo meat returns to the menu at Kerala House in Delhi today, chief minister Oomen Chandy confirmed this morning, also dismissing as "unacceptable" the Delhi Police explanation that it had not "raided" the state guest house and only responded to a complaint about beef being served there.
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Kerala House 'Beef' Row: PM's Office Steps In, Police Chief Says Was Doing Duty
The Delhi Police was doing its duty and a "wrong impression was created" that it carried out a raid at Kerala House, said its chief BS Bassi this evening.
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Arvind Kejriwal Condemns 'Raid' by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today condemned a "raid" by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan in Delhi following a complaint that its canteen was serving beef, and wondered if a Chief Minister would be arrested from a state guest house if he was suspected of eating something that BJP does not like.
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A Complaint, a Police Visit, and Buffalo Meat Off Menu in Kerala House in Delhi
A complaint about "beef" being served at the Kerala House in Delhi had the building swarming with policemen within moments on Monday evening. Buffalo meat, which is not illegal, has been taken off the menu for now.
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Fresh Violence in Kashmir as Protesters Clash With Police, 4 Injured
Violence has started again in South Kashmir's Anantnag, where people protesting against the mob killing of a truck driver have clashed with the police. At least four protesters have been injured as police used pellet guns and tear gas shells to disperse the mob.
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Clashes at Funeral of Man Attacked Over Beef Rumours, Highway Blocked: 10 Developments
Clashes took place today at Anantnag in Jammu and Kashmir where thousands of mourners gathered for the funeral of Zahid Ahmed, a young trucker who was attacked 10 days ago over cow slaughter rumours. Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed has ordered a fast track inquiry into the attack.
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'Will Advise Him,' Says BJP, Disowning Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's Comments
The ruling BJP today distanced itself from Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's comment that Muslims in the country must give up beef and said: "Eating is a personal choice of people."
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'Never Said Muslims Must Go to Pakistan,' Clarifies Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today back-stepped after a howl of protests over a newspaper interview in which he was quoted as saying that Muslims in the country must give up beef.
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Cow Vigilantes Mistake Chicken Feed For Beef, Set Truck On Fire In Bhopal
Cow vigilantes on Saturday set a truck carrying chicken feed on fire, and beat up the owner of the vehicle suspecting that it was carrying beef, at Zhora village, 40 km from Bhopal.
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'Minimal': That's How Minister Describes Beating Of Women Over Beef Rumours
A minister of Madhya Pradesh has added to the controversy over the beating of two Muslim women in his state following rumours of their carrying beef - saying the women were at fault and the beating was minimal.
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Let People Decide What To Eat: CEO Of Government's Think Tank On Beef Row
India is a democracy and if people want to eat beef they should be allowed to, top bureaucrat and CEO of the Prime Minister's policy think tank Niti Ayog, Amitabh Kant said on Tuesday night.
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National Security Act Used Against Ex-BJP Leader Accused Of Cow Killing
An expelled BJP leader arrested in Madhya Pradesh for alleged cow killing has been charged under the National Security Act or NSA, a tough law used to detain suspects who threaten the country's security.
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'Were Provoked by Cow-Killing Rumours,' Said Dadri Accused: Police Charge-Sheet
The main accused in the mob lynching of a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh's Dadri have admitted that they were "provoked by rumours of cow killing", reveals a police charge-sheet. The police, however, have not mentioned the word "beef" in their charges.
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BJP's Kailash Vijayvargiya Retracts Tweets, Now Says SRK 'Most Popular After Amitabh'
After triggering outrage with his five-tweet attack on Shah Rukh Khan, senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya retracted his comments on Wednesday morning and said they had been "misunderstood."
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Holy Cow! BJP Ad Rubs It In Before Final Voting in Bihar
A day before Bihar votes in the fifth and final phase of the assembly elections, the state woke up this morning to a prominent ad in newspapers featuring a woman hugging a cow and an attack on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on his "silence" over statements made by his allies on beef.
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'Beef Fry' Back In Kerala House, Chief Minister Won't Stomach Police Action
Buffalo meat returns to the menu at Kerala House in Delhi today, chief minister Oomen Chandy confirmed this morning, also dismissing as "unacceptable" the Delhi Police explanation that it had not "raided" the state guest house and only responded to a complaint about beef being served there.
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Kerala House 'Beef' Row: PM's Office Steps In, Police Chief Says Was Doing Duty
The Delhi Police was doing its duty and a "wrong impression was created" that it carried out a raid at Kerala House, said its chief BS Bassi this evening.
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Arvind Kejriwal Condemns 'Raid' by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today condemned a "raid" by Delhi Police at Kerala Bhavan in Delhi following a complaint that its canteen was serving beef, and wondered if a Chief Minister would be arrested from a state guest house if he was suspected of eating something that BJP does not like.
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A Complaint, a Police Visit, and Buffalo Meat Off Menu in Kerala House in Delhi
A complaint about "beef" being served at the Kerala House in Delhi had the building swarming with policemen within moments on Monday evening. Buffalo meat, which is not illegal, has been taken off the menu for now.
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Fresh Violence in Kashmir as Protesters Clash With Police, 4 Injured
Violence has started again in South Kashmir's Anantnag, where people protesting against the mob killing of a truck driver have clashed with the police. At least four protesters have been injured as police used pellet guns and tear gas shells to disperse the mob.
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Clashes at Funeral of Man Attacked Over Beef Rumours, Highway Blocked: 10 Developments
Clashes took place today at Anantnag in Jammu and Kashmir where thousands of mourners gathered for the funeral of Zahid Ahmed, a young trucker who was attacked 10 days ago over cow slaughter rumours. Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed has ordered a fast track inquiry into the attack.
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'Will Advise Him,' Says BJP, Disowning Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's Comments
The ruling BJP today distanced itself from Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's comment that Muslims in the country must give up beef and said: "Eating is a personal choice of people."
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'Never Said Muslims Must Go to Pakistan,' Clarifies Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today back-stepped after a howl of protests over a newspaper interview in which he was quoted as saying that Muslims in the country must give up beef.
