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Independent Jyoti Singh, Wife Of BJP Leader Pawan Singh, Loses In Karakat
Independent candidate Jyoti Singh, wife of Bhojpuri actor Pawan Singh, lost by 50,688 votes against Arun Singh of CPI (M-L) Liberation in Karakat Assembly constituency in Bihar.
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Actor Pawan Singh's Wife Jyoti Singh Files Nomination From Karakat
Jyoti Singh, wife of Bhojpuri actor Pawan Singh, filed her nomination as an Independent candidate today from the Karakat Assembly constituency.
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Actor Pawan Singh's Wife Jyoti Singh To Contest Bihar Polls
Jyoti Singh, the wife of Bhojpuri actor and BJP leader Pawan Singh, will contest the upcoming Assembly elections in Bihar, her father Rambabu Singh said on Sunday.
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Actor Pawan Singh's Wife Meets Prashant Kishor Ahead Of Bihar Elections
Jyoti Singh, who is the second wife of Pawan Singh and had accused him of infidelity, met the poll strategist-turned-politician in Patna.
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Pawan Singh's Wife Says Actor Forced Her To Take Abortion Pills: "When I Objected, He Tortured Me"
Pawan Singh and Jyoti married in 2018
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Pawan Singh Vs Wife Jyoti: Cheating Allegations, Politics Entry, And Who Said What
In the run-up to the Bihar Assembly Polls, the private matter between Pawan Singh and Jyoti Singh has now become fully public
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Pawan Singh's Wife Alleges Actor Cheated On Her: 'He Went To A Hotel With Another Girl'
Last month, Pawan Singh made headlines when a video of him touching his co-star Anjali Raghav inappropriately went viral on social media
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The Nirbhaya Rape Case That Rocked India
Supreme Court on Monday upheld death sentences for three men over the infamous gang-rape and murder of a woman in New Delhi in 2012 that sparked national protests and led to tough new penalties for sexual violence.
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India Has Taken A Rash Decision On Juveniles
The Juvenile Justice Amendment Bill lowering the age of a juvenile from 18 to 16 years was passed in the Rajya Sabha after opposition parties like the Congress and the TMC resiled from their earlier stand of referring the amendment to a Select Committee for further deliberation.
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Rahul Gandhi Assures His Support to Jyoti's Parents on Juvenile Justice Bill
Parents of 23-year-old Jyoti Singh, who was gang-raped and tortured by six men on the night of December 16, 2012 in Delhi, today met Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and were assured of his support for the passing of the Juvenile Justice Bill in the Rajya Sabha.
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Parties Feel Public Pressure As They Debate Juvenile Bill In Parliament
Maneka Gandhi, union minister for women and child development, today made a strong pitch in the Rajya Sabha for the Juvenile Justice Bill, which seeks to amend the law to allow trying those over 16 years of age and accused of heinous crimes, as adults.
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Rajya Sabha To Discuss Juvenile Justice Bill, Nirbhaya's Parents to Attend
The Juvenile Justice Bill will be discussed in Rajya Sabha today and the parents of Jyoti Singh - the 23-year-old medical student who died after the horrific gang-rape in Delhi in 2012 - will be present in during the discussion.
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After Protests, Rajya Sabha To Take Up Juvenile Justice Bill Tomorrow
Under pressure after massive public protests, political parties have agreed to discuss in the Rajya Sabha tomorrow, the Juvenile Justice Bill, which seeks to amend the law to allow trying those over 16 years of age and accused of heinous crimes, as adults.
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What Supreme Court Said While Refusing To Stop Delhi Gang-Rape Convict's Release
A petition challenging the release of the youngest of six men found guilty of raping and torturing a medical student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012 was rejected by the Supreme Court on Monday. The petition was filed by the Delhi Commission for Women after midnight on Saturday. Below are the five observations that the top court made:
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Delhi Gang-Rape: Can't Stop Youngest Convict's Release, Says Supreme Court
A petition to stop the release of the youngest of six men who gang-raped and tortured a student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012 was rejected today by the Supreme Court, which questioned: "Under what jurisdiction can we extend his detention?" The convict, now 20, was released on Sunday from a correctional home - where he spent three years - to a no...
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Independent Jyoti Singh, Wife Of BJP Leader Pawan Singh, Loses In Karakat
Independent candidate Jyoti Singh, wife of Bhojpuri actor Pawan Singh, lost by 50,688 votes against Arun Singh of CPI (M-L) Liberation in Karakat Assembly constituency in Bihar.
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Actor Pawan Singh's Wife Jyoti Singh Files Nomination From Karakat
Jyoti Singh, wife of Bhojpuri actor Pawan Singh, filed her nomination as an Independent candidate today from the Karakat Assembly constituency.
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Actor Pawan Singh's Wife Jyoti Singh To Contest Bihar Polls
Jyoti Singh, the wife of Bhojpuri actor and BJP leader Pawan Singh, will contest the upcoming Assembly elections in Bihar, her father Rambabu Singh said on Sunday.
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Actor Pawan Singh's Wife Meets Prashant Kishor Ahead Of Bihar Elections
Jyoti Singh, who is the second wife of Pawan Singh and had accused him of infidelity, met the poll strategist-turned-politician in Patna.
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Pawan Singh's Wife Says Actor Forced Her To Take Abortion Pills: "When I Objected, He Tortured Me"
Pawan Singh and Jyoti married in 2018
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Pawan Singh Vs Wife Jyoti: Cheating Allegations, Politics Entry, And Who Said What
In the run-up to the Bihar Assembly Polls, the private matter between Pawan Singh and Jyoti Singh has now become fully public
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Pawan Singh's Wife Alleges Actor Cheated On Her: 'He Went To A Hotel With Another Girl'
Last month, Pawan Singh made headlines when a video of him touching his co-star Anjali Raghav inappropriately went viral on social media
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The Nirbhaya Rape Case That Rocked India
Supreme Court on Monday upheld death sentences for three men over the infamous gang-rape and murder of a woman in New Delhi in 2012 that sparked national protests and led to tough new penalties for sexual violence.
-
India Has Taken A Rash Decision On Juveniles
The Juvenile Justice Amendment Bill lowering the age of a juvenile from 18 to 16 years was passed in the Rajya Sabha after opposition parties like the Congress and the TMC resiled from their earlier stand of referring the amendment to a Select Committee for further deliberation.
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Rahul Gandhi Assures His Support to Jyoti's Parents on Juvenile Justice Bill
Parents of 23-year-old Jyoti Singh, who was gang-raped and tortured by six men on the night of December 16, 2012 in Delhi, today met Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and were assured of his support for the passing of the Juvenile Justice Bill in the Rajya Sabha.
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Parties Feel Public Pressure As They Debate Juvenile Bill In Parliament
Maneka Gandhi, union minister for women and child development, today made a strong pitch in the Rajya Sabha for the Juvenile Justice Bill, which seeks to amend the law to allow trying those over 16 years of age and accused of heinous crimes, as adults.
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Rajya Sabha To Discuss Juvenile Justice Bill, Nirbhaya's Parents to Attend
The Juvenile Justice Bill will be discussed in Rajya Sabha today and the parents of Jyoti Singh - the 23-year-old medical student who died after the horrific gang-rape in Delhi in 2012 - will be present in during the discussion.
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After Protests, Rajya Sabha To Take Up Juvenile Justice Bill Tomorrow
Under pressure after massive public protests, political parties have agreed to discuss in the Rajya Sabha tomorrow, the Juvenile Justice Bill, which seeks to amend the law to allow trying those over 16 years of age and accused of heinous crimes, as adults.
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What Supreme Court Said While Refusing To Stop Delhi Gang-Rape Convict's Release
A petition challenging the release of the youngest of six men found guilty of raping and torturing a medical student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012 was rejected by the Supreme Court on Monday. The petition was filed by the Delhi Commission for Women after midnight on Saturday. Below are the five observations that the top court made:
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Delhi Gang-Rape: Can't Stop Youngest Convict's Release, Says Supreme Court
A petition to stop the release of the youngest of six men who gang-raped and tortured a student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012 was rejected today by the Supreme Court, which questioned: "Under what jurisdiction can we extend his detention?" The convict, now 20, was released on Sunday from a correctional home - where he spent three years - to a no...
