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"Demographic Invasion": BJP Slams Bengal Over Arrest Of Lashkar-Linked Suspects
West Bengal BJP chief and Rajya Sabha MP Shamik Bhattacharya has sharply criticised the Mamata Banerjee government after the recent arrest of terror suspects with alleged links to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
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Omar Abdullah's 'Don't Expect Delhi' Jab At BJP Refers To AAP vs Lt Governor
Hours after videos of him scaling a wall and grappling with cops at Martyrs' Graveyard went viral, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah told NDTV that the BJP is wrong if they think that projecting his government as powerless will help them
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Centre Moves Supreme Court, Seeks Review Of May 11 Verdict On Services Row
The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking review of its May 11 verdict which held that the Delhi government has legislative and executive powers over the administration of services except for public order, police and land.
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Control Of Public Order, Police, Land In Delhi With Centre: Supreme Court
In a major win for the AAP government, the Supreme Court today in a unanimous verdict ruled that the Delhi government has legislative and executive powers over services except for public order, police and land.
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"Accuser's Details Leaked": Wrestlers vs Federation Chief - 10 Points
Wrestlers Protest: Top wrestlers, who are on protest against the federation chief over sexual harassment charges, on Saturday questioned the government inquiry, saying details of the probe, including the name of an underage accuser, have been leaked.
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No Vendetta, Delhi Cops Met Rahul Gandhi Only To Do Their Duty: BJP
The BJP on Sunday rejected the Congress' vendetta charge against the government, saying the Delhi Police was only discharging its lawful duty by seeking to meet Rahul Gandhi.
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Midnight Court Relief For BJP's Tajinder Bagga After New Arrest Warrant
The Punjab and Haryana High Court in a midnight hearing directed the Punjab government to not take any coercive action against Tajinder Bagga until the next hearing on May 10
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AAP vs Amit Shah On Prosecution For The Delhi Riots
The level of central political intervention in Delhi to shape the judicial process in the communal violence cases is being stepped up. The Lieutenant Governor's swift cancellation of the Delhi government's order regarding the panel of prosecution lawyers on behalf of the Delhi Police is one such step.
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"Wholly Erroneous": Arun Jaitley Questions AAP's Take On Top Court Order
Union Minister Arun Jaitley today said that the Supreme Court verdict has made it clear that the Delhi government has no police powers and, hence, it cannot set up an investigating agency to probe crimes committed in the past.
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In Message To AAP After Court Win, Centre's Lawyer Says Nothing's Changed
Celebrations broke out at Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party office in Delhi after the Supreme Court ruled that the elected AAP government, and not the Lieutenant Governor, wields the "real power" in the national capital. But the centre's senior law officer thinks that the AAP government might be jumping the gun.
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"Demographic Invasion": BJP Slams Bengal Over Arrest Of Lashkar-Linked Suspects
West Bengal BJP chief and Rajya Sabha MP Shamik Bhattacharya has sharply criticised the Mamata Banerjee government after the recent arrest of terror suspects with alleged links to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
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Omar Abdullah's 'Don't Expect Delhi' Jab At BJP Refers To AAP vs Lt Governor
Hours after videos of him scaling a wall and grappling with cops at Martyrs' Graveyard went viral, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah told NDTV that the BJP is wrong if they think that projecting his government as powerless will help them
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Centre Moves Supreme Court, Seeks Review Of May 11 Verdict On Services Row
The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking review of its May 11 verdict which held that the Delhi government has legislative and executive powers over the administration of services except for public order, police and land.
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Control Of Public Order, Police, Land In Delhi With Centre: Supreme Court
In a major win for the AAP government, the Supreme Court today in a unanimous verdict ruled that the Delhi government has legislative and executive powers over services except for public order, police and land.
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"Accuser's Details Leaked": Wrestlers vs Federation Chief - 10 Points
Wrestlers Protest: Top wrestlers, who are on protest against the federation chief over sexual harassment charges, on Saturday questioned the government inquiry, saying details of the probe, including the name of an underage accuser, have been leaked.
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No Vendetta, Delhi Cops Met Rahul Gandhi Only To Do Their Duty: BJP
The BJP on Sunday rejected the Congress' vendetta charge against the government, saying the Delhi Police was only discharging its lawful duty by seeking to meet Rahul Gandhi.
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Midnight Court Relief For BJP's Tajinder Bagga After New Arrest Warrant
The Punjab and Haryana High Court in a midnight hearing directed the Punjab government to not take any coercive action against Tajinder Bagga until the next hearing on May 10
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AAP vs Amit Shah On Prosecution For The Delhi Riots
The level of central political intervention in Delhi to shape the judicial process in the communal violence cases is being stepped up. The Lieutenant Governor's swift cancellation of the Delhi government's order regarding the panel of prosecution lawyers on behalf of the Delhi Police is one such step.
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"Wholly Erroneous": Arun Jaitley Questions AAP's Take On Top Court Order
Union Minister Arun Jaitley today said that the Supreme Court verdict has made it clear that the Delhi government has no police powers and, hence, it cannot set up an investigating agency to probe crimes committed in the past.
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In Message To AAP After Court Win, Centre's Lawyer Says Nothing's Changed
Celebrations broke out at Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party office in Delhi after the Supreme Court ruled that the elected AAP government, and not the Lieutenant Governor, wields the "real power" in the national capital. But the centre's senior law officer thinks that the AAP government might be jumping the gun.
