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Congress Slams BJP After Nitish Kumar's Party Fields Leader Named In Sex Scandal
The Congress asked the BJP on Thursday to prevail on its alliance partner JD(U) in Bihar to cancel the candidature of Manju Verma, who was named in the infamous Muzaffarpur shelter home sex scandal, for the upcoming state polls.
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Minister Giriraj Singh Shares Stage With Bihar Shelter Home Case Accused
Union Minister Giriraj Singh was seen sharing stage with Muzaffarpur shelter home abuse case accused Manju Verma on Saturday more than a week after the ex-JDU member's visit to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's official residence triggered opposition attack.
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Out On Bail, Former Minister Meets Nitish Kumar; Draws Opposition Flak
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday drew flak from the opposition RJD-Congress combine over the visit to his official residence by former state minister Manju Verma, who is out on bail in an Arms Act case.
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Manju Verma Gets Bail In Arms Act Case Linked To Bihar Shelter Home Case
The Patna High Court on Tuesday granted bail to former Bihar minister Manju Verma in connection with a case related to possession of illegal ammunition, which is an offshoot of the Muzaffarpur shelter home sex scandal case.
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Case Against Ex-Bihar Minister Manju Verma Transferred To Special Court
A Bihar court today transferred the case of former minister Manju Verma, who is in jail in an Arms Act case that surfaced during a probe into the Muzaffarpur shelter-home sex scandal, to a special court for trial.
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Girls Made To Dance To Vulgar Songs At Bihar Home, Raped By "Guests": CBI
Bihar shelter home rapes: Young girls were forced to dance to vulgar songs, sedated and raped at the government-run shelter in Bihar's Muzaffarpur being investigated by the CBI for a massive sex scandal with links to influential politicians and bureaucrats, including Brajesh Thakur. Grisly details like this are revealed in a 73-page chargesheet fil...
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Ex-Minister Named In Bihar Sex Abuse Case
A Bihar court on Wednesday rejected the bail plea of former state Minister Manju Verma, who surrendered in November last year after being on the run for nearly three months in an arms case related to the Muzaffarpur shelter home rape cases.
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"Being Harassed Due To Caste": Ex-Bihar Minister Named In Sex Abuse Case
Former Bihar minister Manju Verma, facing trial in an Arms Act case after recovery of ammunition from her house during a CBI raid in connection with the Muzaffarpur shelter home sex scandal, alleged Saturday that she was being harassed as she is a woman and belong to the "weaker" Kushwaha caste.
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Ex-Bihar Minister Reached Court In Autorickshaw, Fainted Before Surrender
Manju Verma, a former Bihar minister linked to the shelter home rape cases, surrendered before a court in Begusarai today.
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Police Attach Properties Of Bihar Minister Connected To Shelter Home Case
Police in Bihar on Saturday started attaching properties of absconding former Minister Manju Verma after a court order in an arms case connected to the Muzaffarpur shelter home horror.
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Congress Slams BJP After Nitish Kumar's Party Fields Leader Named In Sex Scandal
The Congress asked the BJP on Thursday to prevail on its alliance partner JD(U) in Bihar to cancel the candidature of Manju Verma, who was named in the infamous Muzaffarpur shelter home sex scandal, for the upcoming state polls.
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Minister Giriraj Singh Shares Stage With Bihar Shelter Home Case Accused
Union Minister Giriraj Singh was seen sharing stage with Muzaffarpur shelter home abuse case accused Manju Verma on Saturday more than a week after the ex-JDU member's visit to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's official residence triggered opposition attack.
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Out On Bail, Former Minister Meets Nitish Kumar; Draws Opposition Flak
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday drew flak from the opposition RJD-Congress combine over the visit to his official residence by former state minister Manju Verma, who is out on bail in an Arms Act case.
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Manju Verma Gets Bail In Arms Act Case Linked To Bihar Shelter Home Case
The Patna High Court on Tuesday granted bail to former Bihar minister Manju Verma in connection with a case related to possession of illegal ammunition, which is an offshoot of the Muzaffarpur shelter home sex scandal case.
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Case Against Ex-Bihar Minister Manju Verma Transferred To Special Court
A Bihar court today transferred the case of former minister Manju Verma, who is in jail in an Arms Act case that surfaced during a probe into the Muzaffarpur shelter-home sex scandal, to a special court for trial.
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Girls Made To Dance To Vulgar Songs At Bihar Home, Raped By "Guests": CBI
Bihar shelter home rapes: Young girls were forced to dance to vulgar songs, sedated and raped at the government-run shelter in Bihar's Muzaffarpur being investigated by the CBI for a massive sex scandal with links to influential politicians and bureaucrats, including Brajesh Thakur. Grisly details like this are revealed in a 73-page chargesheet fil...
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Ex-Minister Named In Bihar Sex Abuse Case
A Bihar court on Wednesday rejected the bail plea of former state Minister Manju Verma, who surrendered in November last year after being on the run for nearly three months in an arms case related to the Muzaffarpur shelter home rape cases.
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"Being Harassed Due To Caste": Ex-Bihar Minister Named In Sex Abuse Case
Former Bihar minister Manju Verma, facing trial in an Arms Act case after recovery of ammunition from her house during a CBI raid in connection with the Muzaffarpur shelter home sex scandal, alleged Saturday that she was being harassed as she is a woman and belong to the "weaker" Kushwaha caste.
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Ex-Bihar Minister Reached Court In Autorickshaw, Fainted Before Surrender
Manju Verma, a former Bihar minister linked to the shelter home rape cases, surrendered before a court in Begusarai today.
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Police Attach Properties Of Bihar Minister Connected To Shelter Home Case
Police in Bihar on Saturday started attaching properties of absconding former Minister Manju Verma after a court order in an arms case connected to the Muzaffarpur shelter home horror.
