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"I Am Not a Terrorist": Sharjeel Imam To Top Court During Bail Plea Hearing
Seeking bail in the February 2020 Delhi riots case, activist Sharjeel Imam on Tuesday expressed anguish before the Supreme Court over being "labelled" a "dangerous intellectual terrorist" without a full-fledged trial or a single conviction.
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Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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"You Want To Demoralise Forces?" Supreme Court Raps Pahalgam Petitioner
The Supreme Court on Thursday slapped down a plea for a judicial probe into the Pahalgam terror attack and made sharp observations as it did so, including asking if the petitioner's intention was to "demoralise the forces".
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In A First, Supreme Court Stands For Victims Of Pahalgam Attack
The Supreme Court on Wednesday condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack and observed a moment of silence in remembrance of the victims.
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Russia Removes Taliban's 'Terrorist Group' Label To Build Friendly Ties
Russia's Supreme Court on Thursday removed the Taliban's designation as a "terrorist organisation", a symbolic gesture aimed at building friendly ties with Afghanistan's de facto rulers.
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As Delhi Delays Decision On Convicts' Remission Requests, Supreme Court Says...
The Supreme Court slammed the Delhi government over the delay in deciding the remission plea filed by 114 convicts, including Gafoor - a JeM terrorist convicted for conspiring to wage war against the country and was awarded life imprisonment.
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"International Ramifications": Supreme Court Dismisses Petition Of Indian Arrested In US Murder Plot
Dismissing the petition filed on behalf of Nikhil Gupta, who has been accused by the US of conspiring to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the Supreme Court has said that it must respect the sovereignty of courts in other countries.
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"Approach Czech Court": Supreme Court On Indian Arrested In US Murder Plot
The Supreme Court has adjourned till January 4 a petition by Nikhil Gupta - the man accused by the United States of conspiring to assassinate US-based Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
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Imran Khan In "Dirty Cell Reserved For Terrorists": Party Seeks Retrial
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party on Monday launched a legal battle to secure the release of its chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan, with a petition in the Supreme Court seeking his retrial in the Toshakhana corruption case.
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"He Could've Escaped": Centre On Terrorist Yasin Malik's Supreme Court Appearance
Solicitor General of India Tushar Mehta wrote to Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Friday flagging a "serious security lapse" after terrorist Yasin Malik appeared in the Supreme Court.
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Terrorist Yasin Malik Comes To Supreme Court In Person, Centre Raises Concern
The Supreme Court on Friday was shocked to see Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) commander, Yasin Malik, ready to appear before it as it noted that there was no such order passed by the top court asking him to appear in person.
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Deplaned Like "A Terrorist": Pawan Khera Exclusive
Congress spokesman Pawan Khera, released on bail after his dramatic arrest this afternoon, told reporters that this is "not the only example of people's lives and liberties being curtailed".
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"You'll Realise In Jail": Supreme Court To Man For Calling Judge "Terrorist"
The Supreme Court on Friday took umbrage at a litigant calling a judge of the apex court a "terrorist" and directed the registry to issue him a show cause notice.
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Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentence To Terrorist In 2000 Red Fort Attack
The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a plea of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist seeking review of its verdict awarding death penalty to him in the sensational 2000 Red Fort attack case.
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Religious Rights Of Every Person Subject To Public Order: Supreme Court
Religious rights of every person are subject to "public order", the Supreme Court said on Monday while dismissing the plea of a man seeking to exhume the body of his son, who was dubbed a terrorist and killed in an encounter in Kashmir.
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"I Am Not a Terrorist": Sharjeel Imam To Top Court During Bail Plea Hearing
Seeking bail in the February 2020 Delhi riots case, activist Sharjeel Imam on Tuesday expressed anguish before the Supreme Court over being "labelled" a "dangerous intellectual terrorist" without a full-fledged trial or a single conviction.
-
Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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"You Want To Demoralise Forces?" Supreme Court Raps Pahalgam Petitioner
The Supreme Court on Thursday slapped down a plea for a judicial probe into the Pahalgam terror attack and made sharp observations as it did so, including asking if the petitioner's intention was to "demoralise the forces".
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In A First, Supreme Court Stands For Victims Of Pahalgam Attack
The Supreme Court on Wednesday condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack and observed a moment of silence in remembrance of the victims.
-
Russia Removes Taliban's 'Terrorist Group' Label To Build Friendly Ties
Russia's Supreme Court on Thursday removed the Taliban's designation as a "terrorist organisation", a symbolic gesture aimed at building friendly ties with Afghanistan's de facto rulers.
-
As Delhi Delays Decision On Convicts' Remission Requests, Supreme Court Says...
The Supreme Court slammed the Delhi government over the delay in deciding the remission plea filed by 114 convicts, including Gafoor - a JeM terrorist convicted for conspiring to wage war against the country and was awarded life imprisonment.
-
"International Ramifications": Supreme Court Dismisses Petition Of Indian Arrested In US Murder Plot
Dismissing the petition filed on behalf of Nikhil Gupta, who has been accused by the US of conspiring to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the Supreme Court has said that it must respect the sovereignty of courts in other countries.
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"Approach Czech Court": Supreme Court On Indian Arrested In US Murder Plot
The Supreme Court has adjourned till January 4 a petition by Nikhil Gupta - the man accused by the United States of conspiring to assassinate US-based Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
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Imran Khan In "Dirty Cell Reserved For Terrorists": Party Seeks Retrial
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party on Monday launched a legal battle to secure the release of its chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan, with a petition in the Supreme Court seeking his retrial in the Toshakhana corruption case.
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"He Could've Escaped": Centre On Terrorist Yasin Malik's Supreme Court Appearance
Solicitor General of India Tushar Mehta wrote to Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Friday flagging a "serious security lapse" after terrorist Yasin Malik appeared in the Supreme Court.
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Terrorist Yasin Malik Comes To Supreme Court In Person, Centre Raises Concern
The Supreme Court on Friday was shocked to see Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) commander, Yasin Malik, ready to appear before it as it noted that there was no such order passed by the top court asking him to appear in person.
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Deplaned Like "A Terrorist": Pawan Khera Exclusive
Congress spokesman Pawan Khera, released on bail after his dramatic arrest this afternoon, told reporters that this is "not the only example of people's lives and liberties being curtailed".
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"You'll Realise In Jail": Supreme Court To Man For Calling Judge "Terrorist"
The Supreme Court on Friday took umbrage at a litigant calling a judge of the apex court a "terrorist" and directed the registry to issue him a show cause notice.
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Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentence To Terrorist In 2000 Red Fort Attack
The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a plea of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist seeking review of its verdict awarding death penalty to him in the sensational 2000 Red Fort attack case.
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Religious Rights Of Every Person Subject To Public Order: Supreme Court
Religious rights of every person are subject to "public order", the Supreme Court said on Monday while dismissing the plea of a man seeking to exhume the body of his son, who was dubbed a terrorist and killed in an encounter in Kashmir.
