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We Weren't In The Loop, Says Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad On Justice Jayant Patel's Transfer
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today insulated the government from the raging controversy over the move to transfer the Karnataka High Court judge Jayant Patel that led him to put in his papers this week. Justice Patel, who had ordered a CBI investigation in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case in Gujarat, told NDTV that he wanted to stay back in...
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Judge Who Ordered CBI Investigation In Ishrat Case Resigns Without Citing Reason
Karnataka High Court's most senior judge Jayant Patel, who had ordered a CBI investigation in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case in Gujarat, on Monday resigned reportedly for not being elevated as Chief Justice.
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2 Gujarat Cops Accused In Ishrat Jahan Case Forced To Quit By Top Court
Gujarat police officers NK Amin and Tarun Barot, accused in encounter killings including that of 19-year-old student Ishrat Jahan, gave their word to the Supreme Court today that they would resign.
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Geetha Johri, Who Probed Sohrabuddin Case, Is Gujarat's 1st Woman Top Cop
Geetha Johri, Gujarat's first woman police officer, is now also its first woman police chief. The 1982 batch officer was appointed Director General of Police a day after the resignation of PP Pandey, an officer whose appointment was challenged because of the murder charges against him in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: New Government Report Does Not Blame P Chidambaram
A three-month search has failed to exhume crucial documents that were supposed to lay bare how the previous Congress-led government changed its stand on whether Ishrat Jehan, a 19-year-old college student killed in Gujarat, was a terrorist.
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Home Secretary Rubbishes Witness 'Tutoring' Report In Ishrat Jahan Case
Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi on Thursday rubbished a report that a witness was tutored in the course of inquiry into the missing documents related to the Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case.
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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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Ishrat Jahan Case: CBI May Be Asked To Probe Missing Papers, Say Sources
A home ministry inquiry has established that documents relating to the Ishrat Jahan encounter case have indeed gone missing during the tenure of former home minister P Chidambaram. But it failed to pin down responsibility - mentioning only that the papers were "removed" or "misplaced". Now, the government may order a CBI inquiry to establish culpab...
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BJP Steps Up Attack On Congress Over Ishrat Jahan Case
BJP today raked up the Samjhauta Express blasts to keep up its attack on Congress over the Ishrat Jehan case, saying the UPA used them to "defame" the Hindu society but "ignored" reports of NIA and IB about Ishrat and "betrayed" the country for political reasons.
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We Weren't In The Loop, Says Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad On Justice Jayant Patel's Transfer
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today insulated the government from the raging controversy over the move to transfer the Karnataka High Court judge Jayant Patel that led him to put in his papers this week. Justice Patel, who had ordered a CBI investigation in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case in Gujarat, told NDTV that he wanted to stay back in...
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Judge Who Ordered CBI Investigation In Ishrat Case Resigns Without Citing Reason
Karnataka High Court's most senior judge Jayant Patel, who had ordered a CBI investigation in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case in Gujarat, on Monday resigned reportedly for not being elevated as Chief Justice.
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2 Gujarat Cops Accused In Ishrat Jahan Case Forced To Quit By Top Court
Gujarat police officers NK Amin and Tarun Barot, accused in encounter killings including that of 19-year-old student Ishrat Jahan, gave their word to the Supreme Court today that they would resign.
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Geetha Johri, Who Probed Sohrabuddin Case, Is Gujarat's 1st Woman Top Cop
Geetha Johri, Gujarat's first woman police officer, is now also its first woman police chief. The 1982 batch officer was appointed Director General of Police a day after the resignation of PP Pandey, an officer whose appointment was challenged because of the murder charges against him in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case.
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Ishrat Jahan Case: New Government Report Does Not Blame P Chidambaram
A three-month search has failed to exhume crucial documents that were supposed to lay bare how the previous Congress-led government changed its stand on whether Ishrat Jehan, a 19-year-old college student killed in Gujarat, was a terrorist.
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Home Secretary Rubbishes Witness 'Tutoring' Report In Ishrat Jahan Case
Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi on Thursday rubbished a report that a witness was tutored in the course of inquiry into the missing documents related to the Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case.
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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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Ishrat Jahan Case: CBI May Be Asked To Probe Missing Papers, Say Sources
A home ministry inquiry has established that documents relating to the Ishrat Jahan encounter case have indeed gone missing during the tenure of former home minister P Chidambaram. But it failed to pin down responsibility - mentioning only that the papers were "removed" or "misplaced". Now, the government may order a CBI inquiry to establish culpab...
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BJP Steps Up Attack On Congress Over Ishrat Jahan Case
BJP today raked up the Samjhauta Express blasts to keep up its attack on Congress over the Ishrat Jehan case, saying the UPA used them to "defame" the Hindu society but "ignored" reports of NIA and IB about Ishrat and "betrayed" the country for political reasons.
