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Second AAP Lawmaker Joins BJP, Days After Arvind Kejriwal's Challenge
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s Devinder Singh Sehrawat joined the BJP on Monday, becoming the second lawmaker of the party to switch in less than a week. Earlier, another lawmaker, Anil Bajpai, had crossed over from AAP to the BJP.
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'Bunty Chor' Sentenced To 10-Years In Kerala Jail
A court in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram has sentenced criminal Devinder Singh, popularly known as 'Bunty Chor', to 10 years in prison for burgling a city-based businessman's residence in 2013. The criminal, who was convicted of the crime in April, was arrested by the Kerala police from a hotel in Pune on January 27, 2013.
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Indian-Origin Parking Man Jailed For Misusing Luxury Car In UK
An Indian-origin businessman who ran a car parking service at London's Heathrow airport was today fined and handed a six-week suspended sentence for illegally driving a customer's Range Rover car in her absence.
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Rahul Gandhi Talks Poll Strategy In Punjab, Warns Against Factionalism
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi was on a visit to Chandigarh on Saturday, during which he discussed election strategy with party workers and leaders from Punjab. The state will go to polls next year.
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No Yoga Day For Punjab as Ally Bristles at PM Modi's Apparent Snub
On Sunday, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi launches yoga day programme across the country, a state ruled by his ally will stay out of the celebrations. Punjab, ruled by the Akali Dal, has decided to skip the event in what reflects souring ties between the long-time allies.
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What if we passed Guru Resolution, asks Omar
Barely hours after the Tamil Nadu Assembly passed a resolution urging the President to review the death sentence of Rajiv Gandhi's killers, came a tweet from the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. "If the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly had passed a resolution similar to the Tamil Nadu one for Afzal Guru, would the reaction have been as mut...
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Delhi's 'super-thief' wants to be a detective now
He inspired Bollywood with his jaw-dropping robberies in homes and showrooms across India, but Devinder Singh alias Superchor Bunty now claims to be a reformed man. Working as a detective on probation, he wants to earn respect and marry a "decent girl"."I always wanted to be a detective since childhood, but circumstances led me to a totally differe...
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Army challenges Tribunal's decision on Devinder Singh's Kargil role
The Army will ask the Armed Forces Tribunal to reconsider its decision in the case of Brigadier Devinder Singh and his role in the Kargil war.In May, the Tribunal, which addresses legal disputes for the Armed Forces, indicted another senior Army officer for being prejudiced against Singh, and not giving him enough credit for his role in the 1...
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Not convinced we won Kargil: Lt Gen Kishan Pal to NDTV
A General who led the Indian Army on ground in the Kargil conflict, has broken his 11-year silence to say that he believes India actually lost the war in strategic terms. In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Lieutenant-General Kishan Pal, who was then the head of the Srinagar-based 15 Corps, says India has failed to consolidate its tactical gains.Ask...
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Just the tip of the iceberg, says another Army whistleblower
A General fudged records to play down a Brigadier's role in the Kargil War, the Armed Forces Tribunal has said. Is this huge embarrassment for the Army merely the tip of the iceberg?Other whistleblowers say, yes, this is just the beginning.Brigadier (Retd) Devinder Singh has got justice with the tribunal ruling that his senior officer Lt-Gen Kishan...
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Why was Devinder Singh targeted?
In what could blow up into a major embarrassment for the army top brass, the Armed Forces Tribunal has said that a top General fudged reports to mask his own errors and to play down the exemplary courage shown by a subordinate officer in the Kargil War, costing him a medal and a promotion. The Tribunal has upheld the claims of Brigadier Devinde...
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Wronged Kargil hero gets his due
Raising serious questions about the military leadership in the 1999 Kargil war, the Armed Forces Tribunal has indicted a former Lieutenant General for showing bias against a Brigadier, playing down his achievements and falsifying accounts of battles. Retired Brigadier Devinder Singh is a relieved man. The Kargil war veteran has won a 10-year o...
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Second AAP Lawmaker Joins BJP, Days After Arvind Kejriwal's Challenge
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s Devinder Singh Sehrawat joined the BJP on Monday, becoming the second lawmaker of the party to switch in less than a week. Earlier, another lawmaker, Anil Bajpai, had crossed over from AAP to the BJP.
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'Bunty Chor' Sentenced To 10-Years In Kerala Jail
A court in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram has sentenced criminal Devinder Singh, popularly known as 'Bunty Chor', to 10 years in prison for burgling a city-based businessman's residence in 2013. The criminal, who was convicted of the crime in April, was arrested by the Kerala police from a hotel in Pune on January 27, 2013.
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Indian-Origin Parking Man Jailed For Misusing Luxury Car In UK
An Indian-origin businessman who ran a car parking service at London's Heathrow airport was today fined and handed a six-week suspended sentence for illegally driving a customer's Range Rover car in her absence.
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Rahul Gandhi Talks Poll Strategy In Punjab, Warns Against Factionalism
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi was on a visit to Chandigarh on Saturday, during which he discussed election strategy with party workers and leaders from Punjab. The state will go to polls next year.
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No Yoga Day For Punjab as Ally Bristles at PM Modi's Apparent Snub
On Sunday, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi launches yoga day programme across the country, a state ruled by his ally will stay out of the celebrations. Punjab, ruled by the Akali Dal, has decided to skip the event in what reflects souring ties between the long-time allies.
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What if we passed Guru Resolution, asks Omar
Barely hours after the Tamil Nadu Assembly passed a resolution urging the President to review the death sentence of Rajiv Gandhi's killers, came a tweet from the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. "If the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly had passed a resolution similar to the Tamil Nadu one for Afzal Guru, would the reaction have been as mut...
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Delhi's 'super-thief' wants to be a detective now
He inspired Bollywood with his jaw-dropping robberies in homes and showrooms across India, but Devinder Singh alias Superchor Bunty now claims to be a reformed man. Working as a detective on probation, he wants to earn respect and marry a "decent girl"."I always wanted to be a detective since childhood, but circumstances led me to a totally differe...
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Army challenges Tribunal's decision on Devinder Singh's Kargil role
The Army will ask the Armed Forces Tribunal to reconsider its decision in the case of Brigadier Devinder Singh and his role in the Kargil war.In May, the Tribunal, which addresses legal disputes for the Armed Forces, indicted another senior Army officer for being prejudiced against Singh, and not giving him enough credit for his role in the 1...
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Not convinced we won Kargil: Lt Gen Kishan Pal to NDTV
A General who led the Indian Army on ground in the Kargil conflict, has broken his 11-year silence to say that he believes India actually lost the war in strategic terms. In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Lieutenant-General Kishan Pal, who was then the head of the Srinagar-based 15 Corps, says India has failed to consolidate its tactical gains.Ask...
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Just the tip of the iceberg, says another Army whistleblower
A General fudged records to play down a Brigadier's role in the Kargil War, the Armed Forces Tribunal has said. Is this huge embarrassment for the Army merely the tip of the iceberg?Other whistleblowers say, yes, this is just the beginning.Brigadier (Retd) Devinder Singh has got justice with the tribunal ruling that his senior officer Lt-Gen Kishan...
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Why was Devinder Singh targeted?
In what could blow up into a major embarrassment for the army top brass, the Armed Forces Tribunal has said that a top General fudged reports to mask his own errors and to play down the exemplary courage shown by a subordinate officer in the Kargil War, costing him a medal and a promotion. The Tribunal has upheld the claims of Brigadier Devinde...
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Wronged Kargil hero gets his due
Raising serious questions about the military leadership in the 1999 Kargil war, the Armed Forces Tribunal has indicted a former Lieutenant General for showing bias against a Brigadier, playing down his achievements and falsifying accounts of battles. Retired Brigadier Devinder Singh is a relieved man. The Kargil war veteran has won a 10-year o...
