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BJP leader Varun Gandhi Gets Notice Over 2009 Hate Speech Case
A local court has issued notice to BJP lawmaker Varun Gandhi asking him to appear in court in connection with a 2009 hate speech case.
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Politics over Varun Gandhi's acquittal in hate speech cases
The recent acquittal of BJP leader Varun Gandhi in hate speech cases has now acquired a political colour. Union minister and senior Congress leader Beni Prasad Verma has alleged that Mr Gandhi was exonerated in the cases due to a tacit understanding with the Samajwadi Party-led government in Uttar Pradesh.
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Varun Gandhi exonerated in hate speech case
A court on Friday exonerated BJP general secretary Varun Gandhi of charges of inciting mob violence and firing at police four years ago.
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Read Varun Gandhi's statement after being acquitted in the second hate speech case
BJP leader Varun Gandhi has been acquitted in the second of two cases that accused him of delivering hate speeches in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national elections in 2009.
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Varun Gandhi acquitted in second hate speech case
BJP leader Varun Gandhi has been acquitted in the second of two cases that accused him of delivering hate speeches in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national elections in 2009.
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Hate speech case: Welcome court's decision, says Varun Gandhi
BJP leader Varun Gandhi, who has been acquitted in one of two hate speech cases by a court in Uttar Pradesh, today said that he welcomed the court's decision. Mr Gandhi had allegedly made hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in Uttar Pradesh in 2009.
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Varun Gandhi acquitted in one of two hate speech cases
A court in Uttar Pradesh has acquitted BJP leader Varun Gandhi in one of two cases that accuse him of making hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in 2009 for the national elections. The 32-year-old was acquitted by the court due to lack of evidence.
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Did Varun Gandhi make hate speeches? Verdict expected today
A court in Uttar Pradesh is expected to decide today whether BJP leader Varun Gandhi made hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in 2009 for the national elections.
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Trial to begin in second hate speech case against Varun Gandhi
Varun Gandhi will be tried in Uttar Pradesh for alleged hate speeches made by him in 2009 while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit. Mr Gandhi, who belongs to the BJP, won the Lok Sabha election here.
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White, not saffron is Varun's favourite shade
On March 6, 2009, Varun Gandhi, contesting the general assembly elections as a BJP candidate, addressed a rally in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, with these words, "If anyone lifts a hand against Hindus, or thinks they are weak, there is nobody behind them, then I swear on the Bhagvad Gita that I will cut off that hand." Although Gandhi won from the cons...
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BJP leader Varun Gandhi Gets Notice Over 2009 Hate Speech Case
A local court has issued notice to BJP lawmaker Varun Gandhi asking him to appear in court in connection with a 2009 hate speech case.
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Politics over Varun Gandhi's acquittal in hate speech cases
The recent acquittal of BJP leader Varun Gandhi in hate speech cases has now acquired a political colour. Union minister and senior Congress leader Beni Prasad Verma has alleged that Mr Gandhi was exonerated in the cases due to a tacit understanding with the Samajwadi Party-led government in Uttar Pradesh.
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Varun Gandhi exonerated in hate speech case
A court on Friday exonerated BJP general secretary Varun Gandhi of charges of inciting mob violence and firing at police four years ago.
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Read Varun Gandhi's statement after being acquitted in the second hate speech case
BJP leader Varun Gandhi has been acquitted in the second of two cases that accused him of delivering hate speeches in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national elections in 2009.
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Varun Gandhi acquitted in second hate speech case
BJP leader Varun Gandhi has been acquitted in the second of two cases that accused him of delivering hate speeches in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national elections in 2009.
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Hate speech case: Welcome court's decision, says Varun Gandhi
BJP leader Varun Gandhi, who has been acquitted in one of two hate speech cases by a court in Uttar Pradesh, today said that he welcomed the court's decision. Mr Gandhi had allegedly made hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in Uttar Pradesh in 2009.
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Varun Gandhi acquitted in one of two hate speech cases
A court in Uttar Pradesh has acquitted BJP leader Varun Gandhi in one of two cases that accuse him of making hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in 2009 for the national elections. The 32-year-old was acquitted by the court due to lack of evidence.
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Did Varun Gandhi make hate speeches? Verdict expected today
A court in Uttar Pradesh is expected to decide today whether BJP leader Varun Gandhi made hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in 2009 for the national elections.
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Trial to begin in second hate speech case against Varun Gandhi
Varun Gandhi will be tried in Uttar Pradesh for alleged hate speeches made by him in 2009 while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit. Mr Gandhi, who belongs to the BJP, won the Lok Sabha election here.
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White, not saffron is Varun's favourite shade
On March 6, 2009, Varun Gandhi, contesting the general assembly elections as a BJP candidate, addressed a rally in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, with these words, "If anyone lifts a hand against Hindus, or thinks they are weak, there is nobody behind them, then I swear on the Bhagvad Gita that I will cut off that hand." Although Gandhi won from the cons...
