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"Vishnu And Vaman": How Arrested Right-Wing Activists Used Code Words
The Maharashtra ATS has found that persons arrested in connection with the seizure of explosives in Nallasopara in neighbouring Palghar district used code names like "Vishnu" and "Vaman" to communicate with each other, an official said on Thursday.
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In Narendra Dabholkar's Murder, Alleged Shooters Arrested: Sources
Exactly five years since rationalist Narendra Dabholkar was shot dead by bike-borne shooters in Pune, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sources say they have finally been able to arrest the men who pumped bullets into him. The 67-year-old was on morning walk when he was shot dead from point blank range on August 20, 2013.
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Right-Wing Groups Hold Rally For Release Of Vaibhav Raut In Nallasopara
Local right-wing groups yesterday took out a protest march seeking the release of Vaibhav Raut, arrested by the Anti-Terrorism Squad of Maharashtra police in an explosives seizure case, at Nallasopara near Mumbai.
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Link Between Arrested Right-Wing Men, Rationalists' Murders Being Probed
Following the arrest of "gau rakshak" Vaibhav Raut and two other right-wing activists, which led to seizure of arms and bomb-making equipment by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad or ATS near Mumbai, the agency has confiscated motorcycles, mobile phones, pen drives and documents related to the case in Pune today.
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3 Right-Wing Activists Arrested After Explosives Found At Maharashtra Home
Three members of a right-wing group have been arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) after a huge quantity of explosives was seized from one of their homes in Nallasopara in Maharashtra. Vaibhav Raut, who was arrested on Thursday night, was conspiring to carry out bomb blasts, the ATS said.
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"Malegaon II": Hindu Group On Maharashtra Man's Arrest Over Explosives
A member of a right wing group has been arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) after a huge quantity of explosives was seized from his home in Nallasopara in Maharashtra.
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"Vishnu And Vaman": How Arrested Right-Wing Activists Used Code Words
The Maharashtra ATS has found that persons arrested in connection with the seizure of explosives in Nallasopara in neighbouring Palghar district used code names like "Vishnu" and "Vaman" to communicate with each other, an official said on Thursday.
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In Narendra Dabholkar's Murder, Alleged Shooters Arrested: Sources
Exactly five years since rationalist Narendra Dabholkar was shot dead by bike-borne shooters in Pune, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sources say they have finally been able to arrest the men who pumped bullets into him. The 67-year-old was on morning walk when he was shot dead from point blank range on August 20, 2013.
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Right-Wing Groups Hold Rally For Release Of Vaibhav Raut In Nallasopara
Local right-wing groups yesterday took out a protest march seeking the release of Vaibhav Raut, arrested by the Anti-Terrorism Squad of Maharashtra police in an explosives seizure case, at Nallasopara near Mumbai.
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Link Between Arrested Right-Wing Men, Rationalists' Murders Being Probed
Following the arrest of "gau rakshak" Vaibhav Raut and two other right-wing activists, which led to seizure of arms and bomb-making equipment by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad or ATS near Mumbai, the agency has confiscated motorcycles, mobile phones, pen drives and documents related to the case in Pune today.
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3 Right-Wing Activists Arrested After Explosives Found At Maharashtra Home
Three members of a right-wing group have been arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) after a huge quantity of explosives was seized from one of their homes in Nallasopara in Maharashtra. Vaibhav Raut, who was arrested on Thursday night, was conspiring to carry out bomb blasts, the ATS said.
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"Malegaon II": Hindu Group On Maharashtra Man's Arrest Over Explosives
A member of a right wing group has been arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) after a huge quantity of explosives was seized from his home in Nallasopara in Maharashtra.
