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Week After Ladakh Violence, 26 Protesters Released In Goodwill Gesture
The government has released 26 men detained during violent protests in Ladakh last week - over demands for statehood and constitutional safeguards - to help settle frayed nerves and demonstrate an intent to resolve this matter peacefully.
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"Protesting A Right But...": Ladakh Lt Governor's Warning Over Deaths
The violent statehood movement protests in Ladakh 24 hours ago - in which four people were killed - were the result of a "conspiracy", Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta told NDTV Thursday afternoon, as he also expressed sorrow over the incident and
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"Doing Them A Disservice": Milind Deora Snaps At Calls For Gen Z To Protest
Shiv Sena MP Milind Deora took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi Saturday, although he did not name his former Congress colleague, over a call-out to India's Gen Z population to 'save the Constitution, protect democracy, and stop 'vote chori''.
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The Inside Story On Bill To Sack Jailed Chief Ministers
The Lok Sabha erupted in protests yesterday when Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill that states that the Prime Minister, Chief Ministers and ministers, if jailed for more than 30 days
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For Second Straight Day, Row Over Bihar Electoral Rolls In Parliament
The row over Bihar's voter list revision snowballed in parliament today as the government refused to answer the Opposition's queries, arguing that it is not competent to do so since the Election Commission is conducting the exercise, sources said.
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Cars Set On Fire, Shops Looted As Nepal Pro-Monarchy Protest Turns Violent
Authorities in Nepal have over 100 people as the government investigates the deadly violence that occurred during a protest march organised by the supporters of the former king Gyanendra Shah, seeking the restoration of the constitutional monarchy.
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Violent Protests In Maharashtra's Parbhani Over Constitution Replica Damage
Prohibitory orders were imposed in central Maharashtra's Parbhani city on Wednesday as violent protests rocked the city for second day over the vandalising of a replica of the Indian Constitution, police said.
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Ladakh Innovator Threatens "Fast Unto Death" Ahead Of Talks With Centre
Sonam Wangchuk, a key campaigner for constitutional safeguards for Ladakh, on Tuesday said the proposed "fast unto death" protest will be reviewed next week, depending on the outcome of talks with the Centre over their various demands.
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Ladakh Leaders Call Off Planned Hunger Strike After Centre Sets Up Panel
Weeks after protests erupted in Ladakh over the demand for statehood and safeguarding the rights of its majority tribal population under the sixth schedule of the Constitution, a hunger strike slated to begin on Tuesday has been called off.
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"It's Their Constitutional Right": Court Warns Pak Police Over Action Against Baloch Protestors
A top Pakistan high court on Thursday warned the police against the illegal arrest of any Baloch protestor in the capital against the forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings in the restive province.
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Manipur Committee To Probe Use Of "Excess Force" Against Student Protesters
The Manipur government on Thursday constituted a committee to verify complaints of alleged use of excessive force on protesters, mainly students, by security forces here over the last two days, an official order said.
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"Forced To Resign" Over ABVP Protests: Indore Law College Principal
Yesterday, ABVP activists assembled outside the office of Dr Inamur Rahman, the Principal of Government New Law College (GNLC), and demanded his resignation, while alleging that students were being forced to use an "anti-Hindu" book for reference
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Ladakh Discontent Grows Over Statehood, Leaders Announce Mass Protests
Accusing the Centre of being non-serious towards the concerns of the people of Ladakh, prominent leaders from the UT have announced an agitation to press for their main demands including full statehood and constitutional safeguards for the region.
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"As If Jama Masjid Is In Pak": Judge Rebukes Cops In Bhim Army Case
Hearing the bail request of Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad aka "Raavan", arrested for his protest last month against the citizenship law at Jama Masjid, a Delhi court today asserted "it is one's constitutional right to protest" and people were out on streets because "inside parliament, things which should have been said were not said". The jud...
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Kerala Challenges Citizenship Act In Supreme Court, First State To Do So
The Kerala government has challenged the new Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) before the Supreme Court, becoming the first state to do so amid nationwide protests against the religion-based citizenship law.
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Week After Ladakh Violence, 26 Protesters Released In Goodwill Gesture
The government has released 26 men detained during violent protests in Ladakh last week - over demands for statehood and constitutional safeguards - to help settle frayed nerves and demonstrate an intent to resolve this matter peacefully.
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"Protesting A Right But...": Ladakh Lt Governor's Warning Over Deaths
The violent statehood movement protests in Ladakh 24 hours ago - in which four people were killed - were the result of a "conspiracy", Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta told NDTV Thursday afternoon, as he also expressed sorrow over the incident and
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"Doing Them A Disservice": Milind Deora Snaps At Calls For Gen Z To Protest
Shiv Sena MP Milind Deora took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi Saturday, although he did not name his former Congress colleague, over a call-out to India's Gen Z population to 'save the Constitution, protect democracy, and stop 'vote chori''.
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The Inside Story On Bill To Sack Jailed Chief Ministers
The Lok Sabha erupted in protests yesterday when Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill that states that the Prime Minister, Chief Ministers and ministers, if jailed for more than 30 days
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For Second Straight Day, Row Over Bihar Electoral Rolls In Parliament
The row over Bihar's voter list revision snowballed in parliament today as the government refused to answer the Opposition's queries, arguing that it is not competent to do so since the Election Commission is conducting the exercise, sources said.
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Cars Set On Fire, Shops Looted As Nepal Pro-Monarchy Protest Turns Violent
Authorities in Nepal have over 100 people as the government investigates the deadly violence that occurred during a protest march organised by the supporters of the former king Gyanendra Shah, seeking the restoration of the constitutional monarchy.
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Violent Protests In Maharashtra's Parbhani Over Constitution Replica Damage
Prohibitory orders were imposed in central Maharashtra's Parbhani city on Wednesday as violent protests rocked the city for second day over the vandalising of a replica of the Indian Constitution, police said.
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Ladakh Innovator Threatens "Fast Unto Death" Ahead Of Talks With Centre
Sonam Wangchuk, a key campaigner for constitutional safeguards for Ladakh, on Tuesday said the proposed "fast unto death" protest will be reviewed next week, depending on the outcome of talks with the Centre over their various demands.
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Ladakh Leaders Call Off Planned Hunger Strike After Centre Sets Up Panel
Weeks after protests erupted in Ladakh over the demand for statehood and safeguarding the rights of its majority tribal population under the sixth schedule of the Constitution, a hunger strike slated to begin on Tuesday has been called off.
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"It's Their Constitutional Right": Court Warns Pak Police Over Action Against Baloch Protestors
A top Pakistan high court on Thursday warned the police against the illegal arrest of any Baloch protestor in the capital against the forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings in the restive province.
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Manipur Committee To Probe Use Of "Excess Force" Against Student Protesters
The Manipur government on Thursday constituted a committee to verify complaints of alleged use of excessive force on protesters, mainly students, by security forces here over the last two days, an official order said.
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"Forced To Resign" Over ABVP Protests: Indore Law College Principal
Yesterday, ABVP activists assembled outside the office of Dr Inamur Rahman, the Principal of Government New Law College (GNLC), and demanded his resignation, while alleging that students were being forced to use an "anti-Hindu" book for reference
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Ladakh Discontent Grows Over Statehood, Leaders Announce Mass Protests
Accusing the Centre of being non-serious towards the concerns of the people of Ladakh, prominent leaders from the UT have announced an agitation to press for their main demands including full statehood and constitutional safeguards for the region.
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"As If Jama Masjid Is In Pak": Judge Rebukes Cops In Bhim Army Case
Hearing the bail request of Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad aka "Raavan", arrested for his protest last month against the citizenship law at Jama Masjid, a Delhi court today asserted "it is one's constitutional right to protest" and people were out on streets because "inside parliament, things which should have been said were not said". The jud...
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Kerala Challenges Citizenship Act In Supreme Court, First State To Do So
The Kerala government has challenged the new Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) before the Supreme Court, becoming the first state to do so amid nationwide protests against the religion-based citizenship law.
