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The Politics Behind IPL Controversy Over Bangladeshi Player In KKR
BJP leader Sangeet Singh Som today welcomed the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) decision instructing Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan-owned Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) to release Bangladeshi pacer Muztafizur Rahman.
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"Traitor": BJP Leader Slams Shah Rukh Khan As KKR Buys Bangladeshi Player
Sangeet Som, a former member of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, called Shah Rukh Khan a "traitor" for buying Bangladesh's fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman in the IPL.
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BJP's Sangeet Som Issues Ultimatum After 'Yatra' To Kairana Is Stopped
At around 11.30 am on Friday, two political rallies began from Meerut and Sardana, Uttar Pradesh towns about 22 km apart. Both Sangeet Som of the BJP and Atul Pradhan of the Samajwadi Party said they were leading party workers to Kairana in western UP, where prohibitory orders are in place.
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Muzaffarnagar Riots and Dadri Killing Linked, Says Mulayam Singh
Days after the Dadri killing, Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav said those behind the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots were involved in this case too. The conspiracy, he said, had been hatched by "three persons of a specific party" and the state will take stern action against the accused, "even if we have to sacrifice the government".
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Z-Category Security For BJP's Riot-Accused Leader Sangeet Som
BJP's Uttar Pradesh lawmaker Sangeet Som, accused of inciting riots in Muzaffarnagar last year, has been given top level security by the Narendra Modi government at the Centre.
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Arrest riot-accused politicians, says UP government just before polls
The Akhilesh Yadav government in Uttar Pradesh has asked a court to cancel bail granted to politicians accused of inciting riots in Muzaffarnagar, which killed nearly 60 and left thousands displaced last September.
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Riot-accused are 'guests of honour' at Narendra Modi, Mulayam Singh rallies
Three men accused of inciting deadly riots in Uttar Pradesh were treated as guests of honour today at election rallies in the western part of the state, where nearly 60 people were killed in communal violence in Muzzaffarnagar three months ago.
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Politics over riots in Narendra Modi, Mulayam Singh rallies in Uttar Pradesh
Narendra Modi will address a rally in Uttar Pradesh today, where the BJP plans to publicly pay tribute to two leaders who have been charged with fuelling the communal riots in Muzaffarnagar in September, in which at least 60 people were killed.
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Meerut violence: arrested BJP MLA's wife and brother among 3,600 booked
Hundreds of paramilitary personnel are patrolling Meerut town in western Uttar Pradesh after a large gathering called to protest against the arrest of BJP MLA Sangeet Som turned violent on Sunday, ending with clashes between villagers and the police.
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Muzaffarnagar riots: politicians addressed crowd armed with swords, guns
The eruption of deadly communal riots in Muzaffarnagar is attributed to a gathering of thousands of Hindu Jat farmers on September 7 on the outskirts of a village named Kawal, where days earlier, a Muslim boy had been killed by two Jat brothers, who were then lynched within an hour.
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The Politics Behind IPL Controversy Over Bangladeshi Player In KKR
BJP leader Sangeet Singh Som today welcomed the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) decision instructing Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan-owned Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) to release Bangladeshi pacer Muztafizur Rahman.
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"Traitor": BJP Leader Slams Shah Rukh Khan As KKR Buys Bangladeshi Player
Sangeet Som, a former member of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, called Shah Rukh Khan a "traitor" for buying Bangladesh's fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman in the IPL.
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BJP's Sangeet Som Issues Ultimatum After 'Yatra' To Kairana Is Stopped
At around 11.30 am on Friday, two political rallies began from Meerut and Sardana, Uttar Pradesh towns about 22 km apart. Both Sangeet Som of the BJP and Atul Pradhan of the Samajwadi Party said they were leading party workers to Kairana in western UP, where prohibitory orders are in place.
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Muzaffarnagar Riots and Dadri Killing Linked, Says Mulayam Singh
Days after the Dadri killing, Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav said those behind the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots were involved in this case too. The conspiracy, he said, had been hatched by "three persons of a specific party" and the state will take stern action against the accused, "even if we have to sacrifice the government".
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Z-Category Security For BJP's Riot-Accused Leader Sangeet Som
BJP's Uttar Pradesh lawmaker Sangeet Som, accused of inciting riots in Muzaffarnagar last year, has been given top level security by the Narendra Modi government at the Centre.
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Arrest riot-accused politicians, says UP government just before polls
The Akhilesh Yadav government in Uttar Pradesh has asked a court to cancel bail granted to politicians accused of inciting riots in Muzaffarnagar, which killed nearly 60 and left thousands displaced last September.
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Riot-accused are 'guests of honour' at Narendra Modi, Mulayam Singh rallies
Three men accused of inciting deadly riots in Uttar Pradesh were treated as guests of honour today at election rallies in the western part of the state, where nearly 60 people were killed in communal violence in Muzzaffarnagar three months ago.
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Politics over riots in Narendra Modi, Mulayam Singh rallies in Uttar Pradesh
Narendra Modi will address a rally in Uttar Pradesh today, where the BJP plans to publicly pay tribute to two leaders who have been charged with fuelling the communal riots in Muzaffarnagar in September, in which at least 60 people were killed.
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Meerut violence: arrested BJP MLA's wife and brother among 3,600 booked
Hundreds of paramilitary personnel are patrolling Meerut town in western Uttar Pradesh after a large gathering called to protest against the arrest of BJP MLA Sangeet Som turned violent on Sunday, ending with clashes between villagers and the police.
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Muzaffarnagar riots: politicians addressed crowd armed with swords, guns
The eruption of deadly communal riots in Muzaffarnagar is attributed to a gathering of thousands of Hindu Jat farmers on September 7 on the outskirts of a village named Kawal, where days earlier, a Muslim boy had been killed by two Jat brothers, who were then lynched within an hour.
