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Hotel Gets Licence To Sell Liquor In Gandhi's Porbandar, Row Erupts
In a "dry state" like Gujarat, the Home Department grants liquor licences to premium hotels (typically 3-star and above) under the Prohibition Act to cater specifically to authorised permit holders and tourists.
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Gujarat Toxic Liquor Deaths: 2 Cops Transferred, 6 Suspended
The Gujarat Home Department on Thursday transferred the Superintendents of Police of Botad and Ahmedabad and suspended six other cops following the death of 42 people after consumption of spurious liquor, an official said.
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New Gujarat Chief Minister Keeps Home, Urban Development Portfolios
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel today allocated portfolios to the newly-inducted ministers, keeping a host of departments, including Home, with himself and without appointing any deputy.
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Vijay Rupani Takes Charge As Gujarat Chief Minister; Allocates Portfolios To Ministers
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani today allocated portfolios to his Council of Ministers and kept the key home department with himself as he took charge of his new job.
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Senior Officer's Order 'Held Them Captive' For 12 Hours, Say Gujarat Cops
Gujarat's home department is inquiring into a complaint by a group of more than a dozen policemen in Gujarat, who have alleged that a senior officer "held them captive" in his garage for over 12 hours on Wednesday, because he wanted to "punish" them.
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Gujarat's whistleblower cop suspended for taking on Modi?
Sanjeev Bhatt, the controversial whistleblower officer in the Gujarat police has told NDTV that his suspension by the state government is untenable in law. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, on Monday, was served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.
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Gujarat government suspends whistleblower cop Sanjeev Bhatt
The Gujarat government has suspended whistleblower police officer Sanjeev Bhatt. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer has been served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.
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Hotel Gets Licence To Sell Liquor In Gandhi's Porbandar, Row Erupts
In a "dry state" like Gujarat, the Home Department grants liquor licences to premium hotels (typically 3-star and above) under the Prohibition Act to cater specifically to authorised permit holders and tourists.
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Gujarat Toxic Liquor Deaths: 2 Cops Transferred, 6 Suspended
The Gujarat Home Department on Thursday transferred the Superintendents of Police of Botad and Ahmedabad and suspended six other cops following the death of 42 people after consumption of spurious liquor, an official said.
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New Gujarat Chief Minister Keeps Home, Urban Development Portfolios
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel today allocated portfolios to the newly-inducted ministers, keeping a host of departments, including Home, with himself and without appointing any deputy.
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Vijay Rupani Takes Charge As Gujarat Chief Minister; Allocates Portfolios To Ministers
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani today allocated portfolios to his Council of Ministers and kept the key home department with himself as he took charge of his new job.
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Senior Officer's Order 'Held Them Captive' For 12 Hours, Say Gujarat Cops
Gujarat's home department is inquiring into a complaint by a group of more than a dozen policemen in Gujarat, who have alleged that a senior officer "held them captive" in his garage for over 12 hours on Wednesday, because he wanted to "punish" them.
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Gujarat's whistleblower cop suspended for taking on Modi?
Sanjeev Bhatt, the controversial whistleblower officer in the Gujarat police has told NDTV that his suspension by the state government is untenable in law. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, on Monday, was served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.
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Gujarat government suspends whistleblower cop Sanjeev Bhatt
The Gujarat government has suspended whistleblower police officer Sanjeev Bhatt. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer has been served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.
