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TVK Chief Appears Before CBI For 3rd Round Of Questioning In Karur Stampede
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) Chief and actor Vijay appeared before the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for the third round of questioning in connection with the Karur stampede in which 41 people were killed.
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"Aren't You Responsible For Death Of 41 People In Karur?" AIADMK Jabs Vijay
Hours after Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) founder Vijay's "corrupt force" jab at the AIADMK, the party criticised the actor-turned-politician's "narcissistic behaviour" in handling and responding to the stampede at his rally in Karur.
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During Round 2 of CBI Questioning, Vijay Asked About "7-Hour Delay" At Rally
Superstar actor-politician Vijay was on Monday questioned again for nearly six hours by the CBI for the stampede at his September rally in Tamil Nadu that claimed 41 lives, officials said.
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In Round 2, CBI Questions TVK's Vijay For 6 Hours In Karur Stampede Case
TVK chief Vijay was on Monday questioned for six hours by the CBI here in the Karur stampede case, officials said.
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Round 2 Of CBI Questioning For TVK's Vijay, Officials Say No Clean Chit Yet
Actor-politician Vijay has told the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that he followed all safety guidelines during the rally at Tamil Nadu's Karur, where a stampede claimed 41 lives
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Vijay Summoned By CBI Again In Karur Case, He Will Be In Delhi Tomorrow
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has issued a fresh summons to Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) leader Vijay, directing him to appear once again in New Delhi on Monday in connection with the probe into the Karur stampede.
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Actor Vijay Rules Out BJP Alliance Amid CBI Summons Over Karur Stampede
Vijay has all along called the saffron party, BJP, his ideological enemy and ruled out an alliance with it.
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TVK Not Responsible, Vijay Told CBI In Questioning Over Karur Stampede: Sources
After nearly six hours of questioning by the Central Bureau of Investigation in Delhi, TVK chief Vijay on Monday told the premier agency that his party is not responsible for the stampede in Tamil Nadu that claimed 41 lives, sources have told NDTV.
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Vijay To Appear Before Probe Agency In Karur Stampede Case Tomorrow
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam president Vijay is set to appear before the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in New Delhi on Monday in connection with the probe into the Karur campaign stampede that claimed 41 lives last year, party sources said.
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Vijay Summoned By CBI For Questioning In Karur Stampede Case On Monday
41 people had died and at least 60 were injured in the stampede during Vijay's rally on September 27.
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Actor Vijay's "Be Good If DMK Learns" Puducherry Jab, 1st Post-Stampede Rally
A handgun scare a man, who claimed to be from Tamil Nadu, detained after police found a revolver on him and a promise to the people of Puducherry marked actor-politician Vijay's first outdoor public event since 41 died in the Karur stampede.
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'Only Locals Allowed': Police's Order For Vijay's Rally, 1st Since Stampede
Entry restricted to the local and a strict cap on the number of participants are some of the conditions enforced by the Puducherry Police as Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and actor Vijay is set to hold a political rally in the Union Territory
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TVK's "Reckless Actions", Intentional Delay By Vijay Caused Stampede: Tamil Nadu To Top Court
The Tamil Nadu government has told the Supreme Court that the Karur stampede in which 41 people were killed is attributable to a series of "reckless and uncoordinated actions" by the organisers and workers of the TVK party.
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Supreme Court Panel To Begin 3-Day Inspection Of Karur Stampede From December 1
A Supreme Court-appointed panel overseeing the Central Bureau of Investigation's probe into the Karur stampede in Tamil Nadu will begin on-ground inspections on December 1, sources told NDTV.
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After Karur Stampede, Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Simplify Norms For Rallies
The Madras High Court urged the Tamil Nadu government to frame widely acceptable guidelines for political meetings and roadshows and also consider separate rules for events held at places of worship
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TVK Chief Appears Before CBI For 3rd Round Of Questioning In Karur Stampede
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) Chief and actor Vijay appeared before the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for the third round of questioning in connection with the Karur stampede in which 41 people were killed.
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"Aren't You Responsible For Death Of 41 People In Karur?" AIADMK Jabs Vijay
Hours after Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) founder Vijay's "corrupt force" jab at the AIADMK, the party criticised the actor-turned-politician's "narcissistic behaviour" in handling and responding to the stampede at his rally in Karur.
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During Round 2 of CBI Questioning, Vijay Asked About "7-Hour Delay" At Rally
Superstar actor-politician Vijay was on Monday questioned again for nearly six hours by the CBI for the stampede at his September rally in Tamil Nadu that claimed 41 lives, officials said.
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In Round 2, CBI Questions TVK's Vijay For 6 Hours In Karur Stampede Case
TVK chief Vijay was on Monday questioned for six hours by the CBI here in the Karur stampede case, officials said.
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Round 2 Of CBI Questioning For TVK's Vijay, Officials Say No Clean Chit Yet
Actor-politician Vijay has told the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that he followed all safety guidelines during the rally at Tamil Nadu's Karur, where a stampede claimed 41 lives
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Vijay Summoned By CBI Again In Karur Case, He Will Be In Delhi Tomorrow
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has issued a fresh summons to Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) leader Vijay, directing him to appear once again in New Delhi on Monday in connection with the probe into the Karur stampede.
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Actor Vijay Rules Out BJP Alliance Amid CBI Summons Over Karur Stampede
Vijay has all along called the saffron party, BJP, his ideological enemy and ruled out an alliance with it.
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TVK Not Responsible, Vijay Told CBI In Questioning Over Karur Stampede: Sources
After nearly six hours of questioning by the Central Bureau of Investigation in Delhi, TVK chief Vijay on Monday told the premier agency that his party is not responsible for the stampede in Tamil Nadu that claimed 41 lives, sources have told NDTV.
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Vijay To Appear Before Probe Agency In Karur Stampede Case Tomorrow
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam president Vijay is set to appear before the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in New Delhi on Monday in connection with the probe into the Karur campaign stampede that claimed 41 lives last year, party sources said.
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Vijay Summoned By CBI For Questioning In Karur Stampede Case On Monday
41 people had died and at least 60 were injured in the stampede during Vijay's rally on September 27.
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Actor Vijay's "Be Good If DMK Learns" Puducherry Jab, 1st Post-Stampede Rally
A handgun scare a man, who claimed to be from Tamil Nadu, detained after police found a revolver on him and a promise to the people of Puducherry marked actor-politician Vijay's first outdoor public event since 41 died in the Karur stampede.
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'Only Locals Allowed': Police's Order For Vijay's Rally, 1st Since Stampede
Entry restricted to the local and a strict cap on the number of participants are some of the conditions enforced by the Puducherry Police as Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and actor Vijay is set to hold a political rally in the Union Territory
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TVK's "Reckless Actions", Intentional Delay By Vijay Caused Stampede: Tamil Nadu To Top Court
The Tamil Nadu government has told the Supreme Court that the Karur stampede in which 41 people were killed is attributable to a series of "reckless and uncoordinated actions" by the organisers and workers of the TVK party.
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Supreme Court Panel To Begin 3-Day Inspection Of Karur Stampede From December 1
A Supreme Court-appointed panel overseeing the Central Bureau of Investigation's probe into the Karur stampede in Tamil Nadu will begin on-ground inspections on December 1, sources told NDTV.
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After Karur Stampede, Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Simplify Norms For Rallies
The Madras High Court urged the Tamil Nadu government to frame widely acceptable guidelines for political meetings and roadshows and also consider separate rules for events held at places of worship
