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Uttar Pradesh Government Withdraws Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan’s ‘Y-Category’ Security - Vimarsana News

Uttar Pradesh Government Withdraws Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan’s ‘Y-Category’ Security

The Uttar Pradesh government has withdrawn the 'Y-category' security cover provided to senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, saying it was not needed. �� Uttar Pradesh Government Withdraws Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan’s ‘Y-Category’ Security.

David Zufall Jr. was found guilty of assault on June 14 | Police Fire - Vimarsana News

David Zufall Jr. was found guilty of assault on June 14 | Police Fire

On June 14, a Jefferson County jury found David Zufall Jr. of Fenton guilty of second-degree assault for shooting another man at least four times in a Walgreens’ parking lot during a road-rage incident in 2020.

Utah jury convicts former Olympian in pandemic bailout trial - Vimarsana News

Utah jury convicts former Olympian in pandemic bailout trial

A federal jury convicted a former Olympic speedskater in a trial focused on the $10 million her company received from the Paycheck Protection Program.

Apple Found Guilty of Violating Employee Rights with Union-Busting Practices in NYC - Vimarsana News

Apple Found Guilty of Violating Employee Rights with Union-Busting Practices in NYC

Communications Workers of America (CWA) filed Unfair Labor Practice charges against Apple for its stores located in the World Trade Center.

Lancaster County man convicted of sexually assaulting child - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County man convicted of sexually assaulting child

A Lancaster County man faces a minimum of 25 years in prison for sexually assaulting a child, according to the district attorney's office.

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