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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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Supreme Court Rejects Petition To Ban PM Modi From Elections For 6 Years
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking to bar Prime Minister Narendra Modi from elections for allegedly making "hate speeches" and violating the Model Code of Conduct during campaigning.
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'Can't Micromanage Poll Body': Court Dismisses Petition Seeking Action Against PM
The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking a direction for immediate action against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other candidates contesting in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections over alleged hate speech.
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On Complaints Against PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Poll Body's Notice To Parties
The Election Commission on Thursday issued a notice to the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress, days after the two traded allegations of hate speech and divisive comments by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lok Sabha MP.
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"This Has Been His Tactic To Divide": Congress On PM's "Mangalsutra" Scare
Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "mangalsutra" remarks at Rajasthan's Banswara rally, saying this has always been his (PM Modi) tactic to divide.
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Congress Accuses PM Modi Of Hate-Speech In Rajasthan, Seeks Action Against Him
The Congress on Thursday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of delivering hate speech in poll-bound Rajasthan and urged the Election Commission to take action against him.
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"PM Will Not Speak": A Owaisi On BJP MP's "The Only Cure" Hate Speech
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of going silent at a time when leaders of his party, the BJP, are "openly giving hate speeches".
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Targeted By PM Modi's Government, WhatsApp, Twitter Push Back
India's large and growing internet base has magnified the government's concerns about disinformation, hate speech, and other dangers online.
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"Your Silence Emboldens Hate-Filled Voices": IIM Students, Staff To PM
In an open letter, a group of students and faculty members from the Indian Institute of Management requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to speak up against hate speech and caste-based violence in the country.
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Veterans' Letter To President, PM Modi On Haridwar Hate Speeches: Full Text
Five former chiefs of staff of the armed forces and over a hundred other people have written to President Kovind and PM Modi regarding "open call of genocide of Indian Muslims" at various events.
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5 Ex-Armed Forces Chiefs Write To President, PM On Haridwar Hate Speeches
"The unity and cohesiveness of our men and women in uniform, including the CAPFs and Police Forces, will be seriously affected by allowing such blatant calls for violence," they said.
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Women Activists Write To PM Modi On BJP Leaders' "Cheap, Divisive" Speeches
Amid an uproar over alleged hate speeches made by BJP leaders against those protesting the Citizenship Amendment Act, around 175 activists and women's groups today expressed "horror" over using "fear of rape as a campaign message" in the run-up to the Delhi elections.
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CAA Effect? Big Jump In Hate Speech Amid Protests Against Law
The massive campaign by the government to defend the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has witnessed a surge in hate speeches.
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Imran Khan's Nuke Remark "Brinkmanship, Not Statesmanship": India At UN
India's Vidisha Maitra, in a sharp rebuttal to Pakistan Prime Minister's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, today said that Imran Khan's threat of unleashing nuclear devastation "qualifies as brinkmanship not statesmanship".
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"Pak Can Choose To Stoop Low, We Will Soar High": India Ahead Of UN Meet
India will soar high even if Pakistan chooses to "stoop low" at the high-level UN General Assembly session next week, India's top envoy to the United Nations has asserted, warning that Islamabad may want to mainstream hate speech after normalising terrorism in the past.
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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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Supreme Court Rejects Petition To Ban PM Modi From Elections For 6 Years
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking to bar Prime Minister Narendra Modi from elections for allegedly making "hate speeches" and violating the Model Code of Conduct during campaigning.
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'Can't Micromanage Poll Body': Court Dismisses Petition Seeking Action Against PM
The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking a direction for immediate action against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other candidates contesting in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections over alleged hate speech.
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On Complaints Against PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Poll Body's Notice To Parties
The Election Commission on Thursday issued a notice to the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress, days after the two traded allegations of hate speech and divisive comments by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lok Sabha MP.
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"This Has Been His Tactic To Divide": Congress On PM's "Mangalsutra" Scare
Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "mangalsutra" remarks at Rajasthan's Banswara rally, saying this has always been his (PM Modi) tactic to divide.
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Congress Accuses PM Modi Of Hate-Speech In Rajasthan, Seeks Action Against Him
The Congress on Thursday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of delivering hate speech in poll-bound Rajasthan and urged the Election Commission to take action against him.
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"PM Will Not Speak": A Owaisi On BJP MP's "The Only Cure" Hate Speech
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of going silent at a time when leaders of his party, the BJP, are "openly giving hate speeches".
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Targeted By PM Modi's Government, WhatsApp, Twitter Push Back
India's large and growing internet base has magnified the government's concerns about disinformation, hate speech, and other dangers online.
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"Your Silence Emboldens Hate-Filled Voices": IIM Students, Staff To PM
In an open letter, a group of students and faculty members from the Indian Institute of Management requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to speak up against hate speech and caste-based violence in the country.
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Veterans' Letter To President, PM Modi On Haridwar Hate Speeches: Full Text
Five former chiefs of staff of the armed forces and over a hundred other people have written to President Kovind and PM Modi regarding "open call of genocide of Indian Muslims" at various events.
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5 Ex-Armed Forces Chiefs Write To President, PM On Haridwar Hate Speeches
"The unity and cohesiveness of our men and women in uniform, including the CAPFs and Police Forces, will be seriously affected by allowing such blatant calls for violence," they said.
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Women Activists Write To PM Modi On BJP Leaders' "Cheap, Divisive" Speeches
Amid an uproar over alleged hate speeches made by BJP leaders against those protesting the Citizenship Amendment Act, around 175 activists and women's groups today expressed "horror" over using "fear of rape as a campaign message" in the run-up to the Delhi elections.
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CAA Effect? Big Jump In Hate Speech Amid Protests Against Law
The massive campaign by the government to defend the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has witnessed a surge in hate speeches.
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Imran Khan's Nuke Remark "Brinkmanship, Not Statesmanship": India At UN
India's Vidisha Maitra, in a sharp rebuttal to Pakistan Prime Minister's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, today said that Imran Khan's threat of unleashing nuclear devastation "qualifies as brinkmanship not statesmanship".
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"Pak Can Choose To Stoop Low, We Will Soar High": India Ahead Of UN Meet
India will soar high even if Pakistan chooses to "stoop low" at the high-level UN General Assembly session next week, India's top envoy to the United Nations has asserted, warning that Islamabad may want to mainstream hate speech after normalising terrorism in the past.
