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Freezer Sits At Rajasthan Protest Against Chinkara Killings. What's Inside
At a protest in Rajasthan's Barmer to protest the killing of two chinkara, a deep freezer catches the eye. Protesters say they have preserved the carcasses of two deer found in a sack for use in an investigation
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Viral Video Shows People Feasting On Chinkara Meat In Jodhpur
A video purportedly showing the body of a chinkara hanging from a tree while a dozen people are cooking and consuming its meat sparked protests among the Bishnoi community and wildlife activists
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Jodhpur Teen Fights Off Armed Poachers. "Hero," Says Twitter
Social media users are full of praise for a teenager who bravely fought off armed poachers in Rajasthan, managing to overpower them.
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I Am Indian, Salman Khan Says In Court, Asked To State Religion
"I am Indian," declared Salman Khan today while appearing in a Rajasthan court in the case involving the killing of blackbucks during a film shoot in 1998.
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Salman Khan Blackbuck Case: I Am Innocent, Actor Says In Jodhpur Court
Movie star Salman Khan, questioned in a Rajasthan court today on the alleged killing of blackbuck deer during a film shoot 19 years ago, declared, "I am innocent". The 51-year-old said he had been "falsely implicated", testifying in the presence of his co-stars Saif Ali Khan, Tabu, Sonali Bendre and Neelam.
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Verdict In Arms Case Against Salman Khan On January 18
A local court in Jodhpur will announce its judgement in an arms act case against Bollywood actor Salman Khan on January 18.
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Salman Khan Issued Supreme Court Notice On Acquittal In Chinkara Poaching Case
Actor Salman Khan was today issued notice by the Supreme Court on an appeal by the Rajasthan government challenging his acquittal in two poaching cases.
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Make Salman Khan Surrender, Go Back To Jail: Rajasthan To Supreme Court
Actor Salman Khan should be ordered to surrender immediately so he can return to jail in two poaching cases, the Rajasthan government has told the Supreme Court.
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Chinkara Poaching Cases: Rajasthan Moves Supreme Court Against Salman Khan
The Rajasthan government has filed a special leave petition in the Supreme Court against the acquittal of Bollywood actor Salman Khan by the High Court in two 18-year-old chinkara poaching cases, a senior law officer said on Tuesday.
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Rajasthan Government To Appeal Against Salman's Acquittal In Supreme Court
The Rajasthan government on Tuesday said it will file an appeal in the Supreme Court against the High Court's decision acquitting actor Salman Khan in two cases of chinkara poaching.
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After 'Missing' Witness Surfaces, A New Challenge For Salman Khan
Salman Khan's acquittal may be challenged after a key witness surfaced after 14 years and told NDTV on Wednesday that he stood by his statement that the actor shot endangered gazelle or chinkaras in 1998, but could never testify in court because he was threatened.
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I Saw Salman Khan Shoot The Chinkara, Says 'Missing' Driver To NDTV
Actor Salman Khan did shoot endangered gazelle or chinkara, said Harish Dulani, a driver and key witness in the case against the actor, speaking exclusively to NDTV today.
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Salman Khan Drove The Gypsy To The Spot Of Poaching: Prosecution
The prosecution on Wednesday told the Rajasthan High Court (HC) that actor Salman Khan himself had driven the Maruti Gypsy from Jodhpur to the spot where a Chinkara, an endangered gazelle, was poached in 1998.
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Chinkara Case: Court Relief To Actor Salman Khan On Pellets Issue
In a major relief to Bollywood star Salman Khan, the Rajasthan High Court on Wednesday observed that pellets recovered from his hotel room did not match with those recovered from the vehicle allegedly used by him in poaching of Chinkara.
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Chinkara Poaching Case: Court Asked To Produce Knife Allegedly Used By Salman Khan
After ordering that the pellets be produced for observation, the Rajasthan High Court on Monday directed the trial court to produce the knife which was allegedly used by Bollywood actor Salman Khan for slitting the throat and peeling off the skin of poached Chinkara.
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Freezer Sits At Rajasthan Protest Against Chinkara Killings. What's Inside
At a protest in Rajasthan's Barmer to protest the killing of two chinkara, a deep freezer catches the eye. Protesters say they have preserved the carcasses of two deer found in a sack for use in an investigation
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Viral Video Shows People Feasting On Chinkara Meat In Jodhpur
A video purportedly showing the body of a chinkara hanging from a tree while a dozen people are cooking and consuming its meat sparked protests among the Bishnoi community and wildlife activists
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Jodhpur Teen Fights Off Armed Poachers. "Hero," Says Twitter
Social media users are full of praise for a teenager who bravely fought off armed poachers in Rajasthan, managing to overpower them.
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I Am Indian, Salman Khan Says In Court, Asked To State Religion
"I am Indian," declared Salman Khan today while appearing in a Rajasthan court in the case involving the killing of blackbucks during a film shoot in 1998.
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Salman Khan Blackbuck Case: I Am Innocent, Actor Says In Jodhpur Court
Movie star Salman Khan, questioned in a Rajasthan court today on the alleged killing of blackbuck deer during a film shoot 19 years ago, declared, "I am innocent". The 51-year-old said he had been "falsely implicated", testifying in the presence of his co-stars Saif Ali Khan, Tabu, Sonali Bendre and Neelam.
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Verdict In Arms Case Against Salman Khan On January 18
A local court in Jodhpur will announce its judgement in an arms act case against Bollywood actor Salman Khan on January 18.
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Salman Khan Issued Supreme Court Notice On Acquittal In Chinkara Poaching Case
Actor Salman Khan was today issued notice by the Supreme Court on an appeal by the Rajasthan government challenging his acquittal in two poaching cases.
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Make Salman Khan Surrender, Go Back To Jail: Rajasthan To Supreme Court
Actor Salman Khan should be ordered to surrender immediately so he can return to jail in two poaching cases, the Rajasthan government has told the Supreme Court.
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Chinkara Poaching Cases: Rajasthan Moves Supreme Court Against Salman Khan
The Rajasthan government has filed a special leave petition in the Supreme Court against the acquittal of Bollywood actor Salman Khan by the High Court in two 18-year-old chinkara poaching cases, a senior law officer said on Tuesday.
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Rajasthan Government To Appeal Against Salman's Acquittal In Supreme Court
The Rajasthan government on Tuesday said it will file an appeal in the Supreme Court against the High Court's decision acquitting actor Salman Khan in two cases of chinkara poaching.
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After 'Missing' Witness Surfaces, A New Challenge For Salman Khan
Salman Khan's acquittal may be challenged after a key witness surfaced after 14 years and told NDTV on Wednesday that he stood by his statement that the actor shot endangered gazelle or chinkaras in 1998, but could never testify in court because he was threatened.
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I Saw Salman Khan Shoot The Chinkara, Says 'Missing' Driver To NDTV
Actor Salman Khan did shoot endangered gazelle or chinkara, said Harish Dulani, a driver and key witness in the case against the actor, speaking exclusively to NDTV today.
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Salman Khan Drove The Gypsy To The Spot Of Poaching: Prosecution
The prosecution on Wednesday told the Rajasthan High Court (HC) that actor Salman Khan himself had driven the Maruti Gypsy from Jodhpur to the spot where a Chinkara, an endangered gazelle, was poached in 1998.
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Chinkara Case: Court Relief To Actor Salman Khan On Pellets Issue
In a major relief to Bollywood star Salman Khan, the Rajasthan High Court on Wednesday observed that pellets recovered from his hotel room did not match with those recovered from the vehicle allegedly used by him in poaching of Chinkara.
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Chinkara Poaching Case: Court Asked To Produce Knife Allegedly Used By Salman Khan
After ordering that the pellets be produced for observation, the Rajasthan High Court on Monday directed the trial court to produce the knife which was allegedly used by Bollywood actor Salman Khan for slitting the throat and peeling off the skin of poached Chinkara.
