Pc George Hate Speech Case
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BJP Leader PC George Remanded To Judicial Custody In Hate Speech Case
A court in this district remanded BJP leader PC George to judicial custody on Monday in a hate speech case after sending him to police custody until 6 pm the same day.
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BJP Leader PC George Surrenders Before Kerala Court In Hate Speech Case
BJP leader PC George surrendered before a court in Erattupetta in this district, on Monday in connection with a hate speech case.
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Kerala Ex-MLA Arrested After Court Cancels His Bail In Hate Speech Case
Hours after a Magisterial court in Kerala cancelled the bail granted to senior politician PC George in a case accusing him of making a hate speech against Muslims in the State on April 29, he was arrested by the police on Wednesday evening.
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Kerala Court Denies Anticipatory Bail To PC George In Hate Speech Case
Mr George moved his bail plea soon after the Kochi city police had registered a case against him on May 10 for his objectionable remarks during a speech, which he delivered in connection with a temple festival at Vennala in the Ernakulam district.
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BJP Leader PC George Remanded To Judicial Custody In Hate Speech Case
A court in this district remanded BJP leader PC George to judicial custody on Monday in a hate speech case after sending him to police custody until 6 pm the same day.
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BJP Leader PC George Surrenders Before Kerala Court In Hate Speech Case
BJP leader PC George surrendered before a court in Erattupetta in this district, on Monday in connection with a hate speech case.
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Kerala Ex-MLA Arrested After Court Cancels His Bail In Hate Speech Case
Hours after a Magisterial court in Kerala cancelled the bail granted to senior politician PC George in a case accusing him of making a hate speech against Muslims in the State on April 29, he was arrested by the police on Wednesday evening.
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Kerala Court Denies Anticipatory Bail To PC George In Hate Speech Case
Mr George moved his bail plea soon after the Kochi city police had registered a case against him on May 10 for his objectionable remarks during a speech, which he delivered in connection with a temple festival at Vennala in the Ernakulam district.
