Journalist Assault Patiala House Court
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JNU Case: Apologise For Lawyers Involved In Violence, Says Bar Council
After violence at a Delhi court by lawyers who assaulted arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar and also attacked journalists, the Bar Council of India has apologised.
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For JNU Hearing, Supreme Court Orders These Precautions
When Kanhaiya Kumar, the student arrested for sedition, is brought to a Delhi court today, only five reporters will be allowed into the court-room; supporters of Mr Kumar, a student leader from JNU, have to pick two representatives to attend the hearing, said the Supreme Court today.
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Lawyers Union Seeks Action Against Mob Which Attacked Journalists
The All India Lawyers Union (AILU) today wrote to the Delhi High Court chief justice seeking action against errant police officials and a mob which obstructed judicial work and assaulted journalists on Monday.
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Press Council Of India Seeks Police Report On Patiala House Court Assault
Maintaining that attacks on journalists discharging their professional duties is unacceptable, the Press Council of India (PCI) today sought a report from the Delhi Police regarding the assault on mediapersons in the Patiala House Court complex.
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News Broadcasters Association Condemns Attack On Journalists In Delhi
The News Broadcasters Association (NBA) today condemned the assault on journalists at Patiala House court in New Delhi yesterday, calling it an attack on the freedom of press.
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JNU Case: Apologise For Lawyers Involved In Violence, Says Bar Council
After violence at a Delhi court by lawyers who assaulted arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar and also attacked journalists, the Bar Council of India has apologised.
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For JNU Hearing, Supreme Court Orders These Precautions
When Kanhaiya Kumar, the student arrested for sedition, is brought to a Delhi court today, only five reporters will be allowed into the court-room; supporters of Mr Kumar, a student leader from JNU, have to pick two representatives to attend the hearing, said the Supreme Court today.
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Lawyers Union Seeks Action Against Mob Which Attacked Journalists
The All India Lawyers Union (AILU) today wrote to the Delhi High Court chief justice seeking action against errant police officials and a mob which obstructed judicial work and assaulted journalists on Monday.
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Press Council Of India Seeks Police Report On Patiala House Court Assault
Maintaining that attacks on journalists discharging their professional duties is unacceptable, the Press Council of India (PCI) today sought a report from the Delhi Police regarding the assault on mediapersons in the Patiala House Court complex.
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News Broadcasters Association Condemns Attack On Journalists In Delhi
The News Broadcasters Association (NBA) today condemned the assault on journalists at Patiala House court in New Delhi yesterday, calling it an attack on the freedom of press.
