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Delhi Police Probing 'Missing' Ishrat Jahan Documents Case
Delhi Police has started investigating the case of missing files pertaining to the Ishrat Jahan shootout case after the Union Home Ministry lodged an FIR in the matter that had seen a row between the BJP and the Congress.
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Police Case Filed In Ishrat Jahan Missing Files Case
The Home Ministry has lodged a police case in connection with the missing documents related to Ishrat Jahan case.
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Ishrat Jahan Probe Officer BK Prasad Gets Secretary-Level Posting For 2 Years
Senior IAS officer BK Prasad, who probed the Ishrat Jahan missing files case, was today appointed as Secretary, National Commission for Denotified, Nomadic and Semi-nomadic Tribes.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: PM Modi Gives 2 Month Extension To Officer BK Prasad
Senior bureaucrat BK Prasad, who probed the Ishrat Jahan missing files case, has got two-month extension with Prime Minister Narendra Modi reducing the three-month period sought by Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Home Ministry Declines To Share Details On Officer Who Probed Ishrat Files
The Home Ministry has declined to share details of file notings related to extension of service granted to senior IAS officer BK Prasad, who went into the missing files related to the alleged fake encounter killing of Ishrat Jahan, saying being an adjunct to proposal of a Cabinet panel it cannot be disclosed.
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GK Pillai Knew Of Changes In Ishrat Jahan Affidavit, Says Inquiry Panel
The one-man enquiry committee, which probed the issue of missing files in the controversial Ishrat Jahan encounter case, has claimed that former Home Secretary GK Pillai was in the know of the changes made in the second affidavit relating to the case which was to be filed before Gujarat High Court.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: Panel Set Up Not To Implicate Anyone, Says Rajnath Singh
The purpose of setting up an inquiry panel to find the missing files related to the encounter killing of Ishrat Jahan was not to implicate anyone but to recover the documents, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today amid the controversy over the officer conducting the probe having allegedly tutored a witness.
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Report On 'Tutoring' Witness Doesn't Absolve P Chidambaram Of His Role: BJP
BJP today said the media report about alleged tutoring of a witness on how to answer questions related to missing Ishrat Jahan case files does not absolve former Home Minister P Chidambaram of his "role" in the change of affidavit to dilute the "fact" that she was terrorist.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: 'Vindicated,' Says P Chidambaram As Report Says Witness 'Tutored'
Senior Congress leader and former Home Minister P Chidambaram today said his stand in the Ishrat Jahan case had been vindicated, citing a newspaper report that suggested that the officer investigating missing files in the case "tutored" a witness.
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Prove You Are Indian, Says Home Ministry After RTI Query On Ishrat Case
In a rare instance, the Home Ministry has asked an RTI applicant to prove he is an Indian before disclosing details about the one-member panel looking into the missing files related to the alleged fake encounter case of Ishrat Jahan.
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Delhi Police Probing 'Missing' Ishrat Jahan Documents Case
Delhi Police has started investigating the case of missing files pertaining to the Ishrat Jahan shootout case after the Union Home Ministry lodged an FIR in the matter that had seen a row between the BJP and the Congress.
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Police Case Filed In Ishrat Jahan Missing Files Case
The Home Ministry has lodged a police case in connection with the missing documents related to Ishrat Jahan case.
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Ishrat Jahan Probe Officer BK Prasad Gets Secretary-Level Posting For 2 Years
Senior IAS officer BK Prasad, who probed the Ishrat Jahan missing files case, was today appointed as Secretary, National Commission for Denotified, Nomadic and Semi-nomadic Tribes.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: PM Modi Gives 2 Month Extension To Officer BK Prasad
Senior bureaucrat BK Prasad, who probed the Ishrat Jahan missing files case, has got two-month extension with Prime Minister Narendra Modi reducing the three-month period sought by Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Home Ministry Declines To Share Details On Officer Who Probed Ishrat Files
The Home Ministry has declined to share details of file notings related to extension of service granted to senior IAS officer BK Prasad, who went into the missing files related to the alleged fake encounter killing of Ishrat Jahan, saying being an adjunct to proposal of a Cabinet panel it cannot be disclosed.
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GK Pillai Knew Of Changes In Ishrat Jahan Affidavit, Says Inquiry Panel
The one-man enquiry committee, which probed the issue of missing files in the controversial Ishrat Jahan encounter case, has claimed that former Home Secretary GK Pillai was in the know of the changes made in the second affidavit relating to the case which was to be filed before Gujarat High Court.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: Panel Set Up Not To Implicate Anyone, Says Rajnath Singh
The purpose of setting up an inquiry panel to find the missing files related to the encounter killing of Ishrat Jahan was not to implicate anyone but to recover the documents, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today amid the controversy over the officer conducting the probe having allegedly tutored a witness.
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Report On 'Tutoring' Witness Doesn't Absolve P Chidambaram Of His Role: BJP
BJP today said the media report about alleged tutoring of a witness on how to answer questions related to missing Ishrat Jahan case files does not absolve former Home Minister P Chidambaram of his "role" in the change of affidavit to dilute the "fact" that she was terrorist.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: 'Vindicated,' Says P Chidambaram As Report Says Witness 'Tutored'
Senior Congress leader and former Home Minister P Chidambaram today said his stand in the Ishrat Jahan case had been vindicated, citing a newspaper report that suggested that the officer investigating missing files in the case "tutored" a witness.
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Prove You Are Indian, Says Home Ministry After RTI Query On Ishrat Case
In a rare instance, the Home Ministry has asked an RTI applicant to prove he is an Indian before disclosing details about the one-member panel looking into the missing files related to the alleged fake encounter case of Ishrat Jahan.
