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Up To Probe Agency To Take Over Gorakhpur Temple Attack Case: UP Police
The Uttar Pradesh Police on Monday said "nothing is pending" at its end as far as the probe into the Gorakhnath Temple attack incident is concerned and added that it is up to the NIA to take over the case.
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IIT Grad, Accused In UP Temple Attack, Appears Before Court
Gorakhnath temple attack accused Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi appeared before the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (ACJM) court in Gorakhpur on Monday.
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IIT Grad's Devices, Accused In UP Temple Attack, Sent To Forensics
The accused in the Gorakhnath temple attack case, Murtaza, will be sent to Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) headquarter in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh's for further inquiry on Wednesday. He will be moved to lucknow after a medical test.
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Seers, Religious Orders Need To Work Towards A Modern India: PM Narendra Modi
Seers and the various religious orders can play a major role in making India modern and prosperous, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today, noting that many of them have taken up public welfare works like building toilets and providing health care facilities.
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Up To Probe Agency To Take Over Gorakhpur Temple Attack Case: UP Police
The Uttar Pradesh Police on Monday said "nothing is pending" at its end as far as the probe into the Gorakhnath Temple attack incident is concerned and added that it is up to the NIA to take over the case.
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IIT Grad, Accused In UP Temple Attack, Appears Before Court
Gorakhnath temple attack accused Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi appeared before the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (ACJM) court in Gorakhpur on Monday.
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IIT Grad's Devices, Accused In UP Temple Attack, Sent To Forensics
The accused in the Gorakhnath temple attack case, Murtaza, will be sent to Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) headquarter in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh's for further inquiry on Wednesday. He will be moved to lucknow after a medical test.
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Seers, Religious Orders Need To Work Towards A Modern India: PM Narendra Modi
Seers and the various religious orders can play a major role in making India modern and prosperous, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today, noting that many of them have taken up public welfare works like building toilets and providing health care facilities.
