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Pravin Togadia Ends 'Indefinite Fast' On Health Grounds
Citing health reasons, former VHP leader Pravin Togadia on Thursday called off his "indefinite fast" and said he will now travel across the country to build pressure vis-a-vis his demands, including building a grand Ram Temple at Ayodhya.
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'Salute Nitish Kumar, Total Prohibition In India Next': Praveen Togadia
Vishwa Hindu Parishad's Praveen Togadia today hailed Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for enforcing prohibition in the state and said that he would like to see the ban extend to the entire country.
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Abu Jundal, 11 Others Convicted In 2006 Aurangabad Arms Haul Case
Abu Jundal, an accused in the 26/11 Mumbai attack case, was convicted today along with 11 others in the 2006 Aurangabad arms haul case. The court accepted the prosecution's argument that the men wanted to strike terror and attack leaders like Narendra Modi, who was then the chief minister of Gujarat, and Praveen Togadia as an act of revenge for the...
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PM Narendra Modi Will Realise Hindus' Dream of Ram temple: Praveen Togadia
VHP leader Praveen Togadia today expressed hope that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would ensure a grand Ram Mandir is built in Ayodhya as decided by the BJP national executive and promised in the Lok Sabha elections.
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VHP Leader Ashok Singhal's Condition Remains 'Very Serious'
The condition of veteran Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Ashok Singhal, hospitalised in Gurgaon after developing heart and kidney problems and breathlessness, remains "very serious", doctors said today.
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Bengal Bans Entry of VHP Leader Praveen Togadia
The West Bengal government has decided to prohibit Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Praveen Togadia from entering the state. The ban comes into effect today and Mr Togadia can be arrested if he violates it.
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Despite Police Ban, Praveen Togadia Addresses VHP Supporters Via Video in Bengaluru, May Face Action
Bengaluru Police said on Sunday that legal action could be taken against the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) for playing a recorded video of its leader Praveen Togadia. The speech was played at a VHP meet in the city.
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Ban on Pravin Togadia in Bengaluru Rocks Karnataka Assembly Again
The row over the ban on controversial saffron leader Praveen Togadia continued in the Karnataka assembly today, but Chief Minister Siddaramaiah firmly backed the police decision not to let him into the city.
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Narendra Modi raps VHP's Pravin Togadia for alleged hate speech: 10 developments
In a series of tweets this morning, Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, appeared to express firm disapproval of controversial remarks made recently by two leaders, one a member of his party, and the other a senior representative of the right-wing Vishwa Hindu Parishad or VHP.
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Remarks on Muslims by Pravin Togadia, VHP, trigger new controversy
A reported hate speech by Pravin Togadia, a leader of the right-wing Vishwa Hindu Parishad or VHP, which allegedly urges that Muslims be forced out of Hindu neighbourhoods, has drawn strong reactions from political parties.
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Pravin Togadia Ends 'Indefinite Fast' On Health Grounds
Citing health reasons, former VHP leader Pravin Togadia on Thursday called off his "indefinite fast" and said he will now travel across the country to build pressure vis-a-vis his demands, including building a grand Ram Temple at Ayodhya.
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'Salute Nitish Kumar, Total Prohibition In India Next': Praveen Togadia
Vishwa Hindu Parishad's Praveen Togadia today hailed Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for enforcing prohibition in the state and said that he would like to see the ban extend to the entire country.
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Abu Jundal, 11 Others Convicted In 2006 Aurangabad Arms Haul Case
Abu Jundal, an accused in the 26/11 Mumbai attack case, was convicted today along with 11 others in the 2006 Aurangabad arms haul case. The court accepted the prosecution's argument that the men wanted to strike terror and attack leaders like Narendra Modi, who was then the chief minister of Gujarat, and Praveen Togadia as an act of revenge for the...
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PM Narendra Modi Will Realise Hindus' Dream of Ram temple: Praveen Togadia
VHP leader Praveen Togadia today expressed hope that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would ensure a grand Ram Mandir is built in Ayodhya as decided by the BJP national executive and promised in the Lok Sabha elections.
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VHP Leader Ashok Singhal's Condition Remains 'Very Serious'
The condition of veteran Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Ashok Singhal, hospitalised in Gurgaon after developing heart and kidney problems and breathlessness, remains "very serious", doctors said today.
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Bengal Bans Entry of VHP Leader Praveen Togadia
The West Bengal government has decided to prohibit Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Praveen Togadia from entering the state. The ban comes into effect today and Mr Togadia can be arrested if he violates it.
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Despite Police Ban, Praveen Togadia Addresses VHP Supporters Via Video in Bengaluru, May Face Action
Bengaluru Police said on Sunday that legal action could be taken against the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) for playing a recorded video of its leader Praveen Togadia. The speech was played at a VHP meet in the city.
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Ban on Pravin Togadia in Bengaluru Rocks Karnataka Assembly Again
The row over the ban on controversial saffron leader Praveen Togadia continued in the Karnataka assembly today, but Chief Minister Siddaramaiah firmly backed the police decision not to let him into the city.
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Narendra Modi raps VHP's Pravin Togadia for alleged hate speech: 10 developments
In a series of tweets this morning, Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, appeared to express firm disapproval of controversial remarks made recently by two leaders, one a member of his party, and the other a senior representative of the right-wing Vishwa Hindu Parishad or VHP.
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Remarks on Muslims by Pravin Togadia, VHP, trigger new controversy
A reported hate speech by Pravin Togadia, a leader of the right-wing Vishwa Hindu Parishad or VHP, which allegedly urges that Muslims be forced out of Hindu neighbourhoods, has drawn strong reactions from political parties.
