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Kolkata Police Questions Narada CEO Mathew Samuel For Second Day Running
Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel's questioning in connection with an alleged extortion call to a former MP from Bihar continued for the second consecutive day on Friday, Kolkata Police said.
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Kolkata Police Questions Narada News Ceo Today Mathew Samuel
The CBI is probing the matter on a Calcutta High Court order and has registered FIRs against 12 senior Trinamool leaders, including lawmakers and ministers and an IPS officer.
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Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel Summoned By Enforcement Directorate
The Enforcement Directorate has issued summons to the CEO of Narada news, Mathew Samuel in connection with its money laundering probe in a 'sting' operation where a number of Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders, including MPs and ministers, were allegedly seen taking money on camera.
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Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel Summoned By Police In Extortion Call Case
Kolkata Police have summoned Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel in connection with a case involving an extortion call to a former MP of Bihar. In the summon sent to Mathew yesterday, Muchipara Police station officer-in charge asked him to appear at thesaid station by April 20.
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Yes, CBI For Narada Sting: Supreme Court Rules Against Mamata Banerjee
The Supreme Court has ruled that the CBI will investigate whether leaders from Bengal's ruling party, the Trinamool Congress, accepted cash as bribes, as alleged by a local news website, which filmed the alleged corruption . The top court today offered strong criticism of the government of Mamata Banerjee and said its appeal to stop the CBI from ha...
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Narada News Chief Mathew Samuel Detained At Delhi Airport
Immigration authorities today detained Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi on his arrival from the US following a lookout notice issued against him by the Kolkata police.
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Narada News Chief Again Urges Kolkata Police To Withdraw Summons
Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel today wrote to Kolkata Police asking it to reconsider his request to withdraw the summon against him in connection with its probe into the Narada sting operation, since the matter is sub-judice and under consideration of the Calcutta High Court.
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Kolkata Police Summons Narada News Head Mathew Samuel
The Economic Offence Wing of the Kolkata Police today summoned Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel in connection with its probe into the sting operation conducted by the channel in which some Trinamool Congress leaders were purportedly shown accepting money for consideration.
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FIR Against Narada Sting Operation Journalist Mathew Samuel
With Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ordering a probe into the Narada sting operation, police have registered an FIR against Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel on a complaint filed by city Mayor and Fire and Emergency Services Minister Sovan Chattopadhyay's wife.
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Experts Question Legality Of Mamata Banerjee's Narada Sting Probe Order
Legal experts have questioned the legality of West Bengal government's decision to probe the Narada News sting operation at a time when the Calcutta High Court is already examining the issue.
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Calcutta High Court Forms 3-Member Panel In Narada Sting Case
The Calcutta High Court on Monday constituted a three-member committee to collect video footage of a sting operation in which many leaders of West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress were allegedly shown taking bribes.
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High Court Reserves Order On Handover Of Narada Sting Tapes
The Calcutta High Court today said that it would pass an order on Monday as to whom Narada News web portal chief Mathew Samuel would hand over his sting video tapes which purportedly show ruling Trinamool Congress leaders taking money from a fictitious company.
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Narada Chief Ready To Submit Unedited Videos To Central Agency
Mathew Samuel, chief of Narada News which carried out a sting operation against some Trinamool Congress leaders, today said in an affidavit before the Calcutta High Court that he was ready to submit unedited videos of the operation to any central agency.
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Kolkata Police Questions Narada CEO Mathew Samuel For Second Day Running
Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel's questioning in connection with an alleged extortion call to a former MP from Bihar continued for the second consecutive day on Friday, Kolkata Police said.
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Kolkata Police Questions Narada News Ceo Today Mathew Samuel
The CBI is probing the matter on a Calcutta High Court order and has registered FIRs against 12 senior Trinamool leaders, including lawmakers and ministers and an IPS officer.
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Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel Summoned By Enforcement Directorate
The Enforcement Directorate has issued summons to the CEO of Narada news, Mathew Samuel in connection with its money laundering probe in a 'sting' operation where a number of Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders, including MPs and ministers, were allegedly seen taking money on camera.
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Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel Summoned By Police In Extortion Call Case
Kolkata Police have summoned Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel in connection with a case involving an extortion call to a former MP of Bihar. In the summon sent to Mathew yesterday, Muchipara Police station officer-in charge asked him to appear at thesaid station by April 20.
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Yes, CBI For Narada Sting: Supreme Court Rules Against Mamata Banerjee
The Supreme Court has ruled that the CBI will investigate whether leaders from Bengal's ruling party, the Trinamool Congress, accepted cash as bribes, as alleged by a local news website, which filmed the alleged corruption . The top court today offered strong criticism of the government of Mamata Banerjee and said its appeal to stop the CBI from ha...
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Narada News Chief Mathew Samuel Detained At Delhi Airport
Immigration authorities today detained Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi on his arrival from the US following a lookout notice issued against him by the Kolkata police.
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Narada News Chief Again Urges Kolkata Police To Withdraw Summons
Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel today wrote to Kolkata Police asking it to reconsider his request to withdraw the summon against him in connection with its probe into the Narada sting operation, since the matter is sub-judice and under consideration of the Calcutta High Court.
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Kolkata Police Summons Narada News Head Mathew Samuel
The Economic Offence Wing of the Kolkata Police today summoned Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel in connection with its probe into the sting operation conducted by the channel in which some Trinamool Congress leaders were purportedly shown accepting money for consideration.
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FIR Against Narada Sting Operation Journalist Mathew Samuel
With Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ordering a probe into the Narada sting operation, police have registered an FIR against Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel on a complaint filed by city Mayor and Fire and Emergency Services Minister Sovan Chattopadhyay's wife.
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Experts Question Legality Of Mamata Banerjee's Narada Sting Probe Order
Legal experts have questioned the legality of West Bengal government's decision to probe the Narada News sting operation at a time when the Calcutta High Court is already examining the issue.
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Calcutta High Court Forms 3-Member Panel In Narada Sting Case
The Calcutta High Court on Monday constituted a three-member committee to collect video footage of a sting operation in which many leaders of West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress were allegedly shown taking bribes.
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High Court Reserves Order On Handover Of Narada Sting Tapes
The Calcutta High Court today said that it would pass an order on Monday as to whom Narada News web portal chief Mathew Samuel would hand over his sting video tapes which purportedly show ruling Trinamool Congress leaders taking money from a fictitious company.
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Narada Chief Ready To Submit Unedited Videos To Central Agency
Mathew Samuel, chief of Narada News which carried out a sting operation against some Trinamool Congress leaders, today said in an affidavit before the Calcutta High Court that he was ready to submit unedited videos of the operation to any central agency.
