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Court Reserves Order on Plea for Filing Complaint Against VK Singh
A Delhi court today reserved its order on a criminal complaint seeking lodging of an FIR against Union minister General (Retired) VK Singh for his alleged "dog" remark in wake of an incident in Faridabad where two children of a Dalit family were allegedly burnt alive.
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No Derogatory Remarks Made by Union Minister VK Singh: Police to Court
Minister of State for External Affairs, General (Retired) VK Singh did not make any "specific derogatory and humiliating" statement warranting his prosecution on a criminal complaint for his alleged "dog" remark, Delhi Police told a court today.
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Haryana Forensic Team Counters Dalit Children Killing Claim: Report
Forensic experts in Haryana have concluded that the fire which killed two Dalit children and injured their parents started inside their house and not outside as claimed by the victims, reports said.
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Dalit Children Killing: Court Seeks Report on Complaint Against VK Singh
A Delhi court today directed the police to file an action taken report on a criminal complaint filed against Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh for his alleged "dog" remark after the Faridabad incident in which two children of a Dalit family were burnt alive.
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Dalit Children Killing: Father Discharged From Hospital
Jitender Kumar, father of the two Dalit toddlers who were burnt alive allegedly by people from upper caste at Sunped village in Faridabad was discharged from the hospital today.
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Send Union Minister VK Singh to Jail for Anti-Dalit Remarks: Mayawati
Demanding the immediate sacking of Union minister, Gen VK Singh for his dog remark on the Dalit killings in Faridabad, Bahujan Samaj Party chief, Mayawati said that the former Army chief should be sent to jail for his "petty, mean and low-level mentality".
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Cornered Over 'Dog' Comment Controversy, BJP Calls it 'Non-Issue' in Bihar
As Home Minister Rajnath Singh admonished his colleague VK Singh for his "dog" comment linked to the killing of two Dalit children, in Bihar, which is in the middle of an intensely-fought election, the BJP today took a combative position.
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AAP Files Police Complaint Against VK Singh Over 'Dog' Remark
Aam Aadmi Party today filed a police complaint against Union minister VK Singh over his controversial "dog" remark on the Dalit killing in Faridabad and demanded that an FIR be registered against him under the SC/ST Act.
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Home Minister Sends Sharp Rebuke to VK Singh Over 'Dog Remark'
Facing anger over union minister VK Singh's controversial "dog" comment on the killing of two young children from a Dalit or underprivileged family in Haryana, the government today delivered a stern message.
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Dalit Children Killings: BJP Comes to VK Singh's Defence Over 'Dog' Remark
As the Opposition parties attacked Union Minister General VK Singh for his 'dog' remark on the Dalit killings in Faridabad, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today came to his defence saying the matter should not be blown out of proportion as General Singh had already condemned the incident.
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Court Reserves Order on Plea for Filing Complaint Against VK Singh
A Delhi court today reserved its order on a criminal complaint seeking lodging of an FIR against Union minister General (Retired) VK Singh for his alleged "dog" remark in wake of an incident in Faridabad where two children of a Dalit family were allegedly burnt alive.
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No Derogatory Remarks Made by Union Minister VK Singh: Police to Court
Minister of State for External Affairs, General (Retired) VK Singh did not make any "specific derogatory and humiliating" statement warranting his prosecution on a criminal complaint for his alleged "dog" remark, Delhi Police told a court today.
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Haryana Forensic Team Counters Dalit Children Killing Claim: Report
Forensic experts in Haryana have concluded that the fire which killed two Dalit children and injured their parents started inside their house and not outside as claimed by the victims, reports said.
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Dalit Children Killing: Court Seeks Report on Complaint Against VK Singh
A Delhi court today directed the police to file an action taken report on a criminal complaint filed against Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh for his alleged "dog" remark after the Faridabad incident in which two children of a Dalit family were burnt alive.
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Dalit Children Killing: Father Discharged From Hospital
Jitender Kumar, father of the two Dalit toddlers who were burnt alive allegedly by people from upper caste at Sunped village in Faridabad was discharged from the hospital today.
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Send Union Minister VK Singh to Jail for Anti-Dalit Remarks: Mayawati
Demanding the immediate sacking of Union minister, Gen VK Singh for his dog remark on the Dalit killings in Faridabad, Bahujan Samaj Party chief, Mayawati said that the former Army chief should be sent to jail for his "petty, mean and low-level mentality".
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Cornered Over 'Dog' Comment Controversy, BJP Calls it 'Non-Issue' in Bihar
As Home Minister Rajnath Singh admonished his colleague VK Singh for his "dog" comment linked to the killing of two Dalit children, in Bihar, which is in the middle of an intensely-fought election, the BJP today took a combative position.
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AAP Files Police Complaint Against VK Singh Over 'Dog' Remark
Aam Aadmi Party today filed a police complaint against Union minister VK Singh over his controversial "dog" remark on the Dalit killing in Faridabad and demanded that an FIR be registered against him under the SC/ST Act.
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Home Minister Sends Sharp Rebuke to VK Singh Over 'Dog Remark'
Facing anger over union minister VK Singh's controversial "dog" comment on the killing of two young children from a Dalit or underprivileged family in Haryana, the government today delivered a stern message.
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Dalit Children Killings: BJP Comes to VK Singh's Defence Over 'Dog' Remark
As the Opposition parties attacked Union Minister General VK Singh for his 'dog' remark on the Dalit killings in Faridabad, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today came to his defence saying the matter should not be blown out of proportion as General Singh had already condemned the incident.
