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Rajasthan govt likely to remove tainted ministers in bid to clean up image
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is under pressure from the Congress high command to clean the image of his government. He has had three rounds of meetings with Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi, who according to sources has told Mr Gehlot to remove the tainted ministers in his cabinet.
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Bharatpur violence: Minority panel slams Gehlot government
Trouble seems to be mounting for the Ashok Gehlot-led government in Rajasthan. Two weeks after nine people were killed in alleged police firing in Bharatpur during violent clashes between two communities, the National Minorities Commission (NCM) has found the administration responsible for the incident.
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'If innocents get beaten then let it be': Rajasthan Home Minister
Rajasthan Home Minister Shanti Dhariwal, already in the dock for defending police firing during Bharatpur violence, has ignited a fresh row. He has advised policemen in his state to respond aggressively if they are out-numbered in a mob situation, even if it means innocents getting injured during the police action.
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Bharatpur violence: Postmortem reveals 3 killed in firing, 6 in mob clashes
Sources have told NDTV that postmortem reports of those killed in Bharatpur violence earlier this month have revealed that of the nine people killed, three died in police firing and the other six died in mob clashes.
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Bharatpur riots: Post-mortem report still awaited, police under scanner
With the Rajasthan government under fire over the riots in Bharatpur that killed eight people, the post-mortem report of the deceased has become critical for the Ashok Gehlot government. The report will establish whether the victims died in the police firing or in the firing between the two groups.
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Rajasthan govt likely to remove tainted ministers in bid to clean up image
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is under pressure from the Congress high command to clean the image of his government. He has had three rounds of meetings with Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi, who according to sources has told Mr Gehlot to remove the tainted ministers in his cabinet.
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Bharatpur violence: Minority panel slams Gehlot government
Trouble seems to be mounting for the Ashok Gehlot-led government in Rajasthan. Two weeks after nine people were killed in alleged police firing in Bharatpur during violent clashes between two communities, the National Minorities Commission (NCM) has found the administration responsible for the incident.
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'If innocents get beaten then let it be': Rajasthan Home Minister
Rajasthan Home Minister Shanti Dhariwal, already in the dock for defending police firing during Bharatpur violence, has ignited a fresh row. He has advised policemen in his state to respond aggressively if they are out-numbered in a mob situation, even if it means innocents getting injured during the police action.
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Bharatpur violence: Postmortem reveals 3 killed in firing, 6 in mob clashes
Sources have told NDTV that postmortem reports of those killed in Bharatpur violence earlier this month have revealed that of the nine people killed, three died in police firing and the other six died in mob clashes.
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Bharatpur riots: Post-mortem report still awaited, police under scanner
With the Rajasthan government under fire over the riots in Bharatpur that killed eight people, the post-mortem report of the deceased has become critical for the Ashok Gehlot government. The report will establish whether the victims died in the police firing or in the firing between the two groups.
