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On Camera, Man Attempts Suicide From Mecca's Grand Mosque. How He Was Saved
A suicide attempt at Masjid al-Haram in Makkah was prevented after a member of the mosque's security forces stepped in, sustaining injuries while trying to stop the man from jumping from an upper level.
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On Camera, Hundreds Gather For Friday Prayers Amid Covid In Hyderabad
Videos have emerged on social media showing a huge gathering in Hyderabad for Friday prayers amid the deadly second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic that's sweeping across the country.
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"Even Muslims Say Ayodhya To Hindus Is Like Mecca To Them": Supreme Court
It would be difficult to question the faith of Hindus with regard to Ayodhya as the birthplace of Lord Ram. Even some Muslim witnesses have termed it as sacred for the Hindus as Mecca is for them, the Supreme Court said on Monday.
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Ex Judge Who Gave Mecca Masjid Blast Verdict Joins Telangana Jana Samiti
Former judge K Ravinder Reddy, who quit after delivering the verdict in the Mecca Masjid blast case, has joined the Telangana Jana Samiti (TJS), part of the opposition alliance led by the Congress for the coming assembly polls, weeks after expressing keenness to embrace the BJP.
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Judge Who Quit Hours After Mecca Masjid Blast Verdict Hopes To Join BJP
Former Judge K Ravinder Reddy, who quit hours after delivering the verdict in the Mecca Masjid blast case, has expressed keenness to join the BJP, describing it as a 'patriotic party' and the one which does not have 'family rule'.
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In Mecca Masjid Case, Aseemanand's Confession "Not Voluntary", Says Court
The special NIA court that acquitted five accused in the 11-year old Mecca Masjid blast case rejected the confessional statement of Hindutva preacher Swami Aseemanand, holding that it was recorded when he was in police custody and that it was not "voluntary".
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BJP May Rope In Swami Aseemanand To Work In West Bengal
The BJP in West Bengal is planning to rope in Hindutva preacher Swami Aseemanand, who was acquitted in the Mecca Masjid blast case earlier this week, to strengthen its base in the state, a senior party official said on Thursday.
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Resignation Of Judge Who Cleared All Mecca Masjid Blast Accused Rejected
The resignation of a Hyderabad judge who cleared all the accused in the Mecca Masjid blast of 2007 earlier this week has been rejected. Judge K Ravinder Reddy, who resigned hours after his "not guilty" verdict in the high profile case on Monday, has been asked to end his leave and return to his duties.
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Amit Shah Slams Rahul Gandhi Over "Hindu Terror" Remark, Demands Apology
Rahul Gandhi must apologise to Hindus for labeling them "terrorists", BJP chief Amit Shah said on Wednesday while slamming the Congress president for "indulging in communal and vote bank politics."
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In Mecca Masjid Case, Another Lapse: Witnesses Were Close To Aseemanand
The acquittal of five men charged with the terror attack at Hyderabad's iconic Mecca Masjid has raised many questions about the inability of the probe agency to prove its case. One factor that may have contributed to the court's verdict could have something to do with the choice of witnesses who became hostile.
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On Camera, Man Attempts Suicide From Mecca's Grand Mosque. How He Was Saved
A suicide attempt at Masjid al-Haram in Makkah was prevented after a member of the mosque's security forces stepped in, sustaining injuries while trying to stop the man from jumping from an upper level.
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On Camera, Hundreds Gather For Friday Prayers Amid Covid In Hyderabad
Videos have emerged on social media showing a huge gathering in Hyderabad for Friday prayers amid the deadly second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic that's sweeping across the country.
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"Even Muslims Say Ayodhya To Hindus Is Like Mecca To Them": Supreme Court
It would be difficult to question the faith of Hindus with regard to Ayodhya as the birthplace of Lord Ram. Even some Muslim witnesses have termed it as sacred for the Hindus as Mecca is for them, the Supreme Court said on Monday.
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Ex Judge Who Gave Mecca Masjid Blast Verdict Joins Telangana Jana Samiti
Former judge K Ravinder Reddy, who quit after delivering the verdict in the Mecca Masjid blast case, has joined the Telangana Jana Samiti (TJS), part of the opposition alliance led by the Congress for the coming assembly polls, weeks after expressing keenness to embrace the BJP.
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Judge Who Quit Hours After Mecca Masjid Blast Verdict Hopes To Join BJP
Former Judge K Ravinder Reddy, who quit hours after delivering the verdict in the Mecca Masjid blast case, has expressed keenness to join the BJP, describing it as a 'patriotic party' and the one which does not have 'family rule'.
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In Mecca Masjid Case, Aseemanand's Confession "Not Voluntary", Says Court
The special NIA court that acquitted five accused in the 11-year old Mecca Masjid blast case rejected the confessional statement of Hindutva preacher Swami Aseemanand, holding that it was recorded when he was in police custody and that it was not "voluntary".
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BJP May Rope In Swami Aseemanand To Work In West Bengal
The BJP in West Bengal is planning to rope in Hindutva preacher Swami Aseemanand, who was acquitted in the Mecca Masjid blast case earlier this week, to strengthen its base in the state, a senior party official said on Thursday.
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Resignation Of Judge Who Cleared All Mecca Masjid Blast Accused Rejected
The resignation of a Hyderabad judge who cleared all the accused in the Mecca Masjid blast of 2007 earlier this week has been rejected. Judge K Ravinder Reddy, who resigned hours after his "not guilty" verdict in the high profile case on Monday, has been asked to end his leave and return to his duties.
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Amit Shah Slams Rahul Gandhi Over "Hindu Terror" Remark, Demands Apology
Rahul Gandhi must apologise to Hindus for labeling them "terrorists", BJP chief Amit Shah said on Wednesday while slamming the Congress president for "indulging in communal and vote bank politics."
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In Mecca Masjid Case, Another Lapse: Witnesses Were Close To Aseemanand
The acquittal of five men charged with the terror attack at Hyderabad's iconic Mecca Masjid has raised many questions about the inability of the probe agency to prove its case. One factor that may have contributed to the court's verdict could have something to do with the choice of witnesses who became hostile.
