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Delhi Police Chief Alok Verma Will Head Central Bureau Of Investigation
Delhi Police chief Alok Verma was named as the next head of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI today for a two-year term. The selection comes in the wake of a huge controversy over the appointment of Gujarat officer RK Asthana as the acting chief of the agency in December, which was challenged in court by lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan.
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Use Proper Grammar, Avoid Retweeting Non-Police Articles, Delhi Cops Told
Some senior Delhi Police officers have been instructed to use their official Twitter handles more judiciously, avoiding posting opinions and retweeting articles not related to policing.
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Former Delhi Police Chief Bassi Appointed to UPSC
Former Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi has been appointed to the Union Public Service Commission, the central body that is in charge of civil services exams.
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Delhi Police's Functional Autonomy Is Sacrosanct, Says BS Bassi
Outgoing Delhi Police Chief BS Bassi said today that it is a "misunderstanding" that the Delhi Police works under political pressure.
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Patiala Court Incident Was 'Orchestrated' By Police, Alleges Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today alleged that Delhi Police had "orchestrated" the February 17 incident at the Patiala House court complex in which Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) president Kanhaiya Kumar and journalists were beaten up and demanded action against police chief BS Bassi.
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In Flip Flop On JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar, BS Bassi Says 'Circumstances Changed'
Days after saying he would not oppose JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, Delhi Police chief BS Bassi has changed his stand. Explaining his volte face, he said today: "The circumstances have changed completely."
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Kanhaiya Kumar Seen With Group Shouting Anti-National Slogans: Police Report
JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar was present with a group shouting anti-national slogans and indulging in anti-national activities on campus, the police have said a report defending his arrest. The police are likely to oppose the student's bail in the Delhi High Court, though police chief BS Bassi had said the opposite.
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Arrest Us, Say JNU Students. Police Chief BS Bassi Says 'Surrender'
Five JNU students accused of sedition and missing for days are back on the campus but they haven't been arrested. The students say they are ready for arrest but the police, who have not been allowed to enter the campus, say the students must surrender.
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AAP Demands Sacking Of Delhi Police Chief BS Bassi Days Before His Retirement
Days before Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi's retirement, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today demanded that he be sacked and charged that his loyalty was not to the police force, but to the RSS.
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Plea In Delhi High Court Against BS Bassi For 'Influencing' JNU Case Probe
A petition filed in Delhi High Court today accused city police commissioner BS Bassi of "influencing" the probe in the sedition case against JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar and alleged that the police chief was "playing at the hands" of certain political parties.
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Delhi Police Chief Alok Verma Will Head Central Bureau Of Investigation
Delhi Police chief Alok Verma was named as the next head of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI today for a two-year term. The selection comes in the wake of a huge controversy over the appointment of Gujarat officer RK Asthana as the acting chief of the agency in December, which was challenged in court by lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan.
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Use Proper Grammar, Avoid Retweeting Non-Police Articles, Delhi Cops Told
Some senior Delhi Police officers have been instructed to use their official Twitter handles more judiciously, avoiding posting opinions and retweeting articles not related to policing.
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Former Delhi Police Chief Bassi Appointed to UPSC
Former Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi has been appointed to the Union Public Service Commission, the central body that is in charge of civil services exams.
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Delhi Police's Functional Autonomy Is Sacrosanct, Says BS Bassi
Outgoing Delhi Police Chief BS Bassi said today that it is a "misunderstanding" that the Delhi Police works under political pressure.
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Patiala Court Incident Was 'Orchestrated' By Police, Alleges Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today alleged that Delhi Police had "orchestrated" the February 17 incident at the Patiala House court complex in which Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) president Kanhaiya Kumar and journalists were beaten up and demanded action against police chief BS Bassi.
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In Flip Flop On JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar, BS Bassi Says 'Circumstances Changed'
Days after saying he would not oppose JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, Delhi Police chief BS Bassi has changed his stand. Explaining his volte face, he said today: "The circumstances have changed completely."
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Kanhaiya Kumar Seen With Group Shouting Anti-National Slogans: Police Report
JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar was present with a group shouting anti-national slogans and indulging in anti-national activities on campus, the police have said a report defending his arrest. The police are likely to oppose the student's bail in the Delhi High Court, though police chief BS Bassi had said the opposite.
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Arrest Us, Say JNU Students. Police Chief BS Bassi Says 'Surrender'
Five JNU students accused of sedition and missing for days are back on the campus but they haven't been arrested. The students say they are ready for arrest but the police, who have not been allowed to enter the campus, say the students must surrender.
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AAP Demands Sacking Of Delhi Police Chief BS Bassi Days Before His Retirement
Days before Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi's retirement, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today demanded that he be sacked and charged that his loyalty was not to the police force, but to the RSS.
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Plea In Delhi High Court Against BS Bassi For 'Influencing' JNU Case Probe
A petition filed in Delhi High Court today accused city police commissioner BS Bassi of "influencing" the probe in the sedition case against JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar and alleged that the police chief was "playing at the hands" of certain political parties.
