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Peshawar High Court asks govt to explain position on talks with TTP - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Peshawar High Court asks govt to explain position on talks with TTP - Pakistan

Petition seeks court orders barring govt from making a deal with TTP without consultation of APS martyrs' parents.

Source: dawn.com
High court asks govt to explain position on talks with TTP - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

High court asks govt to explain position on talks with TTP - Newspaper

Petition seeks court orders barring govt from making a deal with TTP without consultation of APS martyrs' parents.

Source: dawn.com
Kanpur violence: 3 FIRs registered, over 800 booked; here's all you need to know - Vimarsana News

Kanpur violence: 3 FIRs registered, over 800 booked; here's all you need to know

The Uttar Pradesh Police has booked over 800 people, arrested 18 and detained as many for questioning in connection with rioting and violence in Kanpur, officials said on Saturday.

violence - Kanpur violence: Over 800 booked, 24 held; cops looking into possible PFI link - Vimarsana News

violence - Kanpur violence: Over 800 booked, 24 held; cops looking into possible PFI link

Accused will be produced in court and we will seek 14 days of police remand to interrogate them, says the officer

Kanpur violence: Over 800 booked, 24 held; cops looking into possible PFI link - Vimarsana News

Kanpur violence: Over 800 booked, 24 held; cops looking into possible PFI link

Kanpur/Lucknow, June 4 (PTI): The Uttar Pradesh Police has booked over 800 people, arrested 24 and detained 12 for questioning in connection with rioting and violence in Kanpur, officials said on Saturday. Kanpur Police Commissioner V S Meena said the accused will be booked under the stringent National Security Act and the Gangster Act while the possible role of groups like Popular Front of India (PFI) and others is being looked into. Properties of those involved in the violence will be seized or demolished, said Additional Director General (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar. “We have identi...