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"Hang My Head In Shame": Delhi Police Lawyer Tweets On JNU Attack
JNU Attack: Sunday's violence at Delhi's premier Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) received widespread condemnation, including from the city police force's lawyer who spoke out strongly against the attack on students and faculty by a group of masked assailants.
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'Police Let Attacker Leave': Kanhaiya Kumar Recounts Court Violence In Video
JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar told a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court that the police allowed a man who attacked him at Delhi's Patiala House Court to walk away during the violence that broke out for the second time there last Wednesday.
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On JNU Students, Court Tells Cops To Ensure 'No One Suffers Even A Scratch'
During a hearing on arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar, who was attacked by lawyers at a lower court last week, the Delhi High Court told the police to make sure that "no one suffers even a scratch."
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Lawyer Yashpal Singh Who Attacked Journalists At JNU Hearing Arrested, Gets Bail
Yashpal Singh, one of the lawyers who was caught on camera attacking teachers, students and journalists at the court hearing in the JNU case in Delhi last week, was arrested and released by the police on bail on Tuesday.
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Beat Kanhaiya Kumar So Hard He 'Wet His Pants', Lawyers Purportedly Brag In Sting
In a sting operation aired by a news channel, three lawyers accused in last week's court violence are heard bragging that they thrashed JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar for three hours while he was in police custody.
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Patiala House Court Violence: Lawyer Om Sharma Arrested For Leading Attack
One of the three lawyers, who allegedly led the attack on journalists, students and teachers of JNU at Patiala House Court Complex on February 15 was arrested today.
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Vikram Chauhan, Ring-Leader Of Attacks, Marches Supported By Hundreds
Hundreds of lawyers marched on the streets of Delhi today, responding to a call by Vikram Singh Chauhan, the advocate at the heart of this week's attacks on reporters and supporters of a student arrested on charges of sedition.
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Kanhaiya Kumar's Bail Request In High Court, Supreme Court Orders Security
Security was increased at the Delhi High Court today for a hearing on JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, but it could not be taken up today for technical reasons. The Supreme Court declined to take up Mr Kumar's petition and asked the Centre and the Delhi Police to ensure that his lawyers get protection at the high court.
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'Wah Mere Sher': Garlands And Congrats For Goons Who Led Court Attack
On social media, a group of Delhi lawyers who thrashed reporters and students at teachers not once but twice this week, as well as the JNU student leader accused of sedition, are congratulating each other on what they describe as "a job well done", celebrating "what the government and army couldn't do, we have done".
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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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"Hang My Head In Shame": Delhi Police Lawyer Tweets On JNU Attack
JNU Attack: Sunday's violence at Delhi's premier Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) received widespread condemnation, including from the city police force's lawyer who spoke out strongly against the attack on students and faculty by a group of masked assailants.
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'Police Let Attacker Leave': Kanhaiya Kumar Recounts Court Violence In Video
JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar told a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court that the police allowed a man who attacked him at Delhi's Patiala House Court to walk away during the violence that broke out for the second time there last Wednesday.
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On JNU Students, Court Tells Cops To Ensure 'No One Suffers Even A Scratch'
During a hearing on arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar, who was attacked by lawyers at a lower court last week, the Delhi High Court told the police to make sure that "no one suffers even a scratch."
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Lawyer Yashpal Singh Who Attacked Journalists At JNU Hearing Arrested, Gets Bail
Yashpal Singh, one of the lawyers who was caught on camera attacking teachers, students and journalists at the court hearing in the JNU case in Delhi last week, was arrested and released by the police on bail on Tuesday.
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Beat Kanhaiya Kumar So Hard He 'Wet His Pants', Lawyers Purportedly Brag In Sting
In a sting operation aired by a news channel, three lawyers accused in last week's court violence are heard bragging that they thrashed JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar for three hours while he was in police custody.
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Patiala House Court Violence: Lawyer Om Sharma Arrested For Leading Attack
One of the three lawyers, who allegedly led the attack on journalists, students and teachers of JNU at Patiala House Court Complex on February 15 was arrested today.
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Vikram Chauhan, Ring-Leader Of Attacks, Marches Supported By Hundreds
Hundreds of lawyers marched on the streets of Delhi today, responding to a call by Vikram Singh Chauhan, the advocate at the heart of this week's attacks on reporters and supporters of a student arrested on charges of sedition.
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Kanhaiya Kumar's Bail Request In High Court, Supreme Court Orders Security
Security was increased at the Delhi High Court today for a hearing on JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar's request for bail, but it could not be taken up today for technical reasons. The Supreme Court declined to take up Mr Kumar's petition and asked the Centre and the Delhi Police to ensure that his lawyers get protection at the high court.
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'Wah Mere Sher': Garlands And Congrats For Goons Who Led Court Attack
On social media, a group of Delhi lawyers who thrashed reporters and students at teachers not once but twice this week, as well as the JNU student leader accused of sedition, are congratulating each other on what they describe as "a job well done", celebrating "what the government and army couldn't do, we have done".
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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.
