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Murthal Mass Rapes Did Take Place, Court Says, Rejecting Police Denial
Reports that several women were dragged out of cars and raped around 50 km from Delhi in Haryana's Murthal last year at the height of violent Jat quota protests are true, the Punjab and Haryana high court has said.
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Jat Reservation Protests: Haryana To Guard Delhi's Water, Main Highway
To avoid a repeat of the violence that seared Haryana in February, the state government has configured security arrangements that include special protection for a canal that supplies most of Delhi's water as the Jats threaten a new round of demonstrations on Sunday.
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Mob Horror On Camera: Car Explosion Saved Haryana Minister's Family
On February 19, a large mob broke into the home of Haryana minister Captain Abhimanyu in Rohtak, 80 km from Delhi, and set it on fire.
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Rapes During Jat Protests: Women Police Team In Murthal
Three women officers who were tasked with receiving any rape complaint during the Jat protests visited Murthal near Sonepat today where the alleged incident occurred.
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Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar Heckled In Rohtak, Epicentre of Jat Protests
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar was heckled by angry residents today when he visited Rohtak, the district worst affected by the 10-day Jat agitation. Angry traders also hurled shoes at Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda when he reached Rohtak to meet them. The chief minister is in Delhi now to meet union minister Venkaih Naidu.
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'Why Sit Here? Go Solve Water Crisis': Supreme Court Rebukes Kejriwal Government
Arvind Kejriwal's government was admonished by the Supreme Court today for approaching it over the water crisis in Delhi instead of trying to resolving it with Haryana.
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'Thank You Centre,' Tweets Arvind Kejriwal As Army Restores Water Supply From Canal
Less than an hour after tweeting that Delhi had completely run out of water, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal declared on Monday that the army had taken over a key Haryana canal that supplies water to the capital and was attacked by Jat protesters fighting for quota.
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Plane Fares Hit The Sky As Haryana Jat Protests Stop Ground Transport
The Jat agitation has not only left Delhi dry, it has also shot up air fare to Punjab and Rajasthan to never-before heights.
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What's The Use of Violence? Randeep Hooda Asks Jat Protesters
Randeep, who himself belongs to the Jat community in Rohtak, Haryana, which has been most affected by the unrest. The actor wrote on Twitter: What is the use of burning your own houses down? Only dialogue can take this matter forward. Please brothers stop this destruction
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Jat Reservation Stir: Army Called In As Haryana Minister's Home Set On Fire, 3 Dead
Union Ministers Rajnath Singh, Manohar Parrikar, Sushma Swaraj, Arun Jaitley reviewed the violence in Haryana on Friday as Jat protesters demanding reservation in jobs and education set fire to a minister's home and a mall, damaged property and burnt police vehicles. They even looted guns from an armoury. Mobs blocked highways and rail tracks. Big ...
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Murthal Mass Rapes Did Take Place, Court Says, Rejecting Police Denial
Reports that several women were dragged out of cars and raped around 50 km from Delhi in Haryana's Murthal last year at the height of violent Jat quota protests are true, the Punjab and Haryana high court has said.
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Jat Reservation Protests: Haryana To Guard Delhi's Water, Main Highway
To avoid a repeat of the violence that seared Haryana in February, the state government has configured security arrangements that include special protection for a canal that supplies most of Delhi's water as the Jats threaten a new round of demonstrations on Sunday.
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Mob Horror On Camera: Car Explosion Saved Haryana Minister's Family
On February 19, a large mob broke into the home of Haryana minister Captain Abhimanyu in Rohtak, 80 km from Delhi, and set it on fire.
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Rapes During Jat Protests: Women Police Team In Murthal
Three women officers who were tasked with receiving any rape complaint during the Jat protests visited Murthal near Sonepat today where the alleged incident occurred.
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Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar Heckled In Rohtak, Epicentre of Jat Protests
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar was heckled by angry residents today when he visited Rohtak, the district worst affected by the 10-day Jat agitation. Angry traders also hurled shoes at Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda when he reached Rohtak to meet them. The chief minister is in Delhi now to meet union minister Venkaih Naidu.
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'Why Sit Here? Go Solve Water Crisis': Supreme Court Rebukes Kejriwal Government
Arvind Kejriwal's government was admonished by the Supreme Court today for approaching it over the water crisis in Delhi instead of trying to resolving it with Haryana.
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'Thank You Centre,' Tweets Arvind Kejriwal As Army Restores Water Supply From Canal
Less than an hour after tweeting that Delhi had completely run out of water, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal declared on Monday that the army had taken over a key Haryana canal that supplies water to the capital and was attacked by Jat protesters fighting for quota.
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Plane Fares Hit The Sky As Haryana Jat Protests Stop Ground Transport
The Jat agitation has not only left Delhi dry, it has also shot up air fare to Punjab and Rajasthan to never-before heights.
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What's The Use of Violence? Randeep Hooda Asks Jat Protesters
Randeep, who himself belongs to the Jat community in Rohtak, Haryana, which has been most affected by the unrest. The actor wrote on Twitter: What is the use of burning your own houses down? Only dialogue can take this matter forward. Please brothers stop this destruction
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Jat Reservation Stir: Army Called In As Haryana Minister's Home Set On Fire, 3 Dead
Union Ministers Rajnath Singh, Manohar Parrikar, Sushma Swaraj, Arun Jaitley reviewed the violence in Haryana on Friday as Jat protesters demanding reservation in jobs and education set fire to a minister's home and a mall, damaged property and burnt police vehicles. They even looted guns from an armoury. Mobs blocked highways and rail tracks. Big ...
