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Quota Agitation Will Continue, No One Can Stop It: Hardik Patel
Patel quota stir spearhead Hardik Patel, who is behind bars in two sedition cases, today said he will resume the agitation after he is released from jail and not even Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel can stall the protest.
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Ahmedabad Police Opposes Bail Pleas of Hardik Patel and his Aides
The city police today opposed the bail applications filed by Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel and his two aides, arrested in a case of alleged sedition claiming that the accused may resort to similar unlawful activities if they are released.
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Hardik Patel Sedition Case: High Court Issues Notice to Government, Police
The Gujarat High Court today issued notice to the state government and city Crime Branch in connection with a plea challenging the case of sedition against Patel quota leader, Hardik Patel.
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2 Cops Suspended for Clicking a Picture with Hardik Patel in Custody
Two policemen attached with the Ahmedabad Crime Branch have been suspended today for allegedly taking a picture with Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel, who is in their custody on charges of sedition.
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Hardik Patel Moves Gujarat High Court to Set Aside Sedition Charges
A day after he was arrested, Patel quota agitation spearhead Hardik Patel today moved a petition before the Gujarat High Court seeking to set aside the sedition charges filed against him in Surat.
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Hardik Patel's Speech Amounted to Sedition, Gujarat Police Tells High Court
The language used by Hardik Patel, the 22-year-old leader of Patel quota agitation, at a public meeting at Tenpur village in Aravali district two days ago amounted to 'sedition', the Gujarat police today said in an affidavit in the High Court.
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40 Minutes, 3 Pages: Court Makes Hardik Patel Write Down His Allegations
Hardik Patel appeared today in the Gujarat High Court, which asked him to detail in writing his allegations of being abducted and illegally detained by the state police. For about 40 minutes, the 22-year-old politician sat in court and wrote on three sheets of paper, which he submitted in sealed cover.
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Quota Agitation Will Continue, No One Can Stop It: Hardik Patel
Patel quota stir spearhead Hardik Patel, who is behind bars in two sedition cases, today said he will resume the agitation after he is released from jail and not even Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel can stall the protest.
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Ahmedabad Police Opposes Bail Pleas of Hardik Patel and his Aides
The city police today opposed the bail applications filed by Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel and his two aides, arrested in a case of alleged sedition claiming that the accused may resort to similar unlawful activities if they are released.
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Hardik Patel Sedition Case: High Court Issues Notice to Government, Police
The Gujarat High Court today issued notice to the state government and city Crime Branch in connection with a plea challenging the case of sedition against Patel quota leader, Hardik Patel.
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2 Cops Suspended for Clicking a Picture with Hardik Patel in Custody
Two policemen attached with the Ahmedabad Crime Branch have been suspended today for allegedly taking a picture with Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel, who is in their custody on charges of sedition.
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Hardik Patel Moves Gujarat High Court to Set Aside Sedition Charges
A day after he was arrested, Patel quota agitation spearhead Hardik Patel today moved a petition before the Gujarat High Court seeking to set aside the sedition charges filed against him in Surat.
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Hardik Patel's Speech Amounted to Sedition, Gujarat Police Tells High Court
The language used by Hardik Patel, the 22-year-old leader of Patel quota agitation, at a public meeting at Tenpur village in Aravali district two days ago amounted to 'sedition', the Gujarat police today said in an affidavit in the High Court.
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40 Minutes, 3 Pages: Court Makes Hardik Patel Write Down His Allegations
Hardik Patel appeared today in the Gujarat High Court, which asked him to detail in writing his allegations of being abducted and illegally detained by the state police. For about 40 minutes, the 22-year-old politician sat in court and wrote on three sheets of paper, which he submitted in sealed cover.
