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And then he took out a pen and stabbed himself in in the neck. now you can see on that video, he's inside a cage. it was difficult for court workers to get to him. he was brought on a gurney and had to go into surgery. the issues are not life threatening. all this, of course, comes as we see increasing crackdown there in belaruse. yesterday there was a meeting between the seven delegation and the opposition of belaruse in lithuania. the opposition calling what is going on in belaruse right now state terror. of course, all this comes only ten days after a ryan airplane was brought down and a jo...

President Ram Nath Kovind. File   | Photo Credit: PTI Serious acts of commission and omission of law and order enforcement machinery of State, they say A group of nearly 150 citizens, including retired bureaucrats, diplomats, police officials and judges, have written to President Ram Nath Kovind and called for a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe monitored by a retired Supreme Court judge for a fair investigation and speedy justice into post poll violence in West Bengal. “We are greatly disturbed by the mindless instigation of reported violence in electoral vengeance against the peopl...

Former Judges, Diplomats Write To President Over Bengal Poll Violence Former Judges, Diplomats Write To President Over Bengal Poll Violence Nearly 150 people, including retired judges, diplomats, bureaucrats, police officials and veterans, have submitted this memorandum to the president on Monday. The Bengal government has refuted the allegations of large-scale violence New Delhi: Blaming "state terror" for political violence in West Bengal, a group of citizens has written to President Ram Nath Kovind and called for a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe monitored by a retired Supreme ...

Law enforcement made no moves to disperse the dwindling crowd after the 11 p.m. curfew took effect. Earlier, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., stopped by.

Law enforcement made no moves to disperse the dwindling crowd after the 11 p.m. curfew took effect. Earlier, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., stopped by.