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Riot Police Out In Jamshedpur After Clash Over Ram Navami Flag Desecration
Riot control police is out and prohibitory orders have been imposed in Jharkhand's Jamshedpur after two groups clashed last night over the alleged desecration of a Ram Navami flag.
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Fresh Clashes In Bengal's Howrah Day After Violence During Ram Navami
Fresh violence has been reported in West Bengal's Howrah which saw communal clashes during a Ram Navami procession on Thursday. The incident was reported despite heavy police deployment - including riot control force - in the area.
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Riot Control Police In Bengal's Howrah After Violence On Ram Navami
Several vehicles were set on fire as clashes between two groups broke out in West Bengal's Howrah amid Ram Navami celebrations today.
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Mumbai Police Gears For Rush On New Year's Eve, Issues Traffic Advisory
Mumbai police are set to deploy 11,500 security personnel along the State Reserve Police Force, Riot Control Police and Quick Response Teams (QRTs) at key locations in the city to manage rush on the road on New Year’s Eve.
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33 "Fire Indiscriminately" In Maharashtra; Organised Crime, Say Cops
The stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) has been slapped against 33 persons allegedly involved in a firing and rioting case on November 13 in Thane district's Ambernath area, a police official said on Monday.
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Udaipur Tailor Killing: Brief Chaos At Protest March, Stones Thrown
As outrage spirals over tailor Kanhaiya Lal's murder on camera by two men with terror links, stone-throwing erupted briefly today during a protest march by hundreds in Udaipur. The riot police moved in to control the crowds.
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40 Arrested After Clash During Gujarat Ram Temple Donation Rally
At least 40 people have been arrested after three cases were filed to look into the violence on Sunday that allegedly left one man dead and several others injured, including policemen, in Gujarat's Kutch district. The arrests have been made on charges of murder, rioting, arson and conspiracy among others.
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Cops Got 7,500 Calls For Help On Day 3 Of Delhi Violence: Sources
The Delhi Police received a whopping 7,500 calls for help in their police control room (PCR) helpline on Tuesday, the third day since violence broke out over the controversial citizenship law in northeast neighbourhoods of the national capital. Thirty-nine people have been killed. Hundreds are getting treated for injuries.
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Violence In East Delhi Over Citizenship Act, Stones Thrown, Tear Gas: 10 Facts
A school bus was damaged and a police booth was set on fire as clashes erupted at Seelampur in Delhi during a protest against the Citizenship Act on Tuesday afternoon. The police used batons and fired tear gas shells as some 2,000 protesters threw stones and set fire to vehicles. At least two policemen were injured, according to news agency Reuters...
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2002 Riots: Clean Chit To PM Modi, Then Gujarat Chief Minister, From Nanavati Panel
The Nanavati Commission report on the 2002 Gujarat riots gives a clean chit to the state government then led by Narendra Modi, who has been Prime Minister of India since 2014. Action should be taken against the police who were ineffective in controlling mobs and did not show the "competence necessary" to do so, says the report tabled in the Gujarat...
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Riot Police Out In Jamshedpur After Clash Over Ram Navami Flag Desecration
Riot control police is out and prohibitory orders have been imposed in Jharkhand's Jamshedpur after two groups clashed last night over the alleged desecration of a Ram Navami flag.
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Fresh Clashes In Bengal's Howrah Day After Violence During Ram Navami
Fresh violence has been reported in West Bengal's Howrah which saw communal clashes during a Ram Navami procession on Thursday. The incident was reported despite heavy police deployment - including riot control force - in the area.
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Riot Control Police In Bengal's Howrah After Violence On Ram Navami
Several vehicles were set on fire as clashes between two groups broke out in West Bengal's Howrah amid Ram Navami celebrations today.
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Mumbai Police Gears For Rush On New Year's Eve, Issues Traffic Advisory
Mumbai police are set to deploy 11,500 security personnel along the State Reserve Police Force, Riot Control Police and Quick Response Teams (QRTs) at key locations in the city to manage rush on the road on New Year’s Eve.
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33 "Fire Indiscriminately" In Maharashtra; Organised Crime, Say Cops
The stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) has been slapped against 33 persons allegedly involved in a firing and rioting case on November 13 in Thane district's Ambernath area, a police official said on Monday.
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Udaipur Tailor Killing: Brief Chaos At Protest March, Stones Thrown
As outrage spirals over tailor Kanhaiya Lal's murder on camera by two men with terror links, stone-throwing erupted briefly today during a protest march by hundreds in Udaipur. The riot police moved in to control the crowds.
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40 Arrested After Clash During Gujarat Ram Temple Donation Rally
At least 40 people have been arrested after three cases were filed to look into the violence on Sunday that allegedly left one man dead and several others injured, including policemen, in Gujarat's Kutch district. The arrests have been made on charges of murder, rioting, arson and conspiracy among others.
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Cops Got 7,500 Calls For Help On Day 3 Of Delhi Violence: Sources
The Delhi Police received a whopping 7,500 calls for help in their police control room (PCR) helpline on Tuesday, the third day since violence broke out over the controversial citizenship law in northeast neighbourhoods of the national capital. Thirty-nine people have been killed. Hundreds are getting treated for injuries.
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Violence In East Delhi Over Citizenship Act, Stones Thrown, Tear Gas: 10 Facts
A school bus was damaged and a police booth was set on fire as clashes erupted at Seelampur in Delhi during a protest against the Citizenship Act on Tuesday afternoon. The police used batons and fired tear gas shells as some 2,000 protesters threw stones and set fire to vehicles. At least two policemen were injured, according to news agency Reuters...
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2002 Riots: Clean Chit To PM Modi, Then Gujarat Chief Minister, From Nanavati Panel
The Nanavati Commission report on the 2002 Gujarat riots gives a clean chit to the state government then led by Narendra Modi, who has been Prime Minister of India since 2014. Action should be taken against the police who were ineffective in controlling mobs and did not show the "competence necessary" to do so, says the report tabled in the Gujarat...
