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Daily update ⋅ 20 October 2015

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Curfew-like restrictions in J&K after man killed over cow-slaughter rumours

Times of India

SRINAGAR: Curfew-like restrictions were imposed in eight police station areas in Kashmir and several separatist leaders put under house arrest in view of a strike called on Monday to protest the death of a truck conductor who was injured in the ...

 

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Clashes at Funeral of Man Attacked Over Beef Rumours: 10 Developments

NDTV

Srinagar: Clashes erupted this morning between protesters and security forces at Anantnag in Jammu and Kashmir during the funeral of Zahid Ahmed, a young trucker who was attacked 10 days ago over cow slaughter rumours.

 

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Kejriwal playing "politics of convenience": Sena

Business Standard

Accusing Arvind Kejriwal of playing "politics of convenience", the Shiv Sena today said if the Delhi Chief Minister could deploy AAP workers to ensure Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali's security, what makes him depend on police to ensure safety of women in ...

 

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We Are Ahead in Bihar: Amit Shah Rejects Reports of BJP Setback

NDTV

BJP chief Amit Shah today asserted that his party was in pole position in Bihar. Patna: Amid reports that the BJP's alliance is struggling after two phases of polling in the crucial Bihar assembly election, BJP chief Amit Shah today asserted that his ...

 

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RSS-BJP relations are as it should be: Amit Shah

The Hindu

Bhartiya Janata Party president Amit Shah on Monday said there was no inner contradiction between RSS and BJP and both were having relations as it should be.

 

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BJP will decide chief ministerial candidate after Bihar polls: Amit Shah

Firstpost

Patna: BJP president Amit Shah on Monday said in Patna that the party will decide on the chief ministerial candidate after the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) wins two-thirds majority in the Bihar assembly polls.

 

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PM Modi should open eyes to 'radical forces': Jammu and Kashmir MLA

Daily News & Analysis

Jammu and Kashmir MLA Sheikh Abdul Rashid asked the Prime Minister "to open his eyes and see what the hell is going on all around".

 

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Regional buzz: Bittu's self-styled arrest

Hindustan Times

Jail terms are special for politicians. Ask Punjab CM Parkash Singh Badal about the political dividends his jail stints have paid.

 

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Australian harassed: 'We plan to leave Bengaluru soon'

The Hindu

The Australian couple, who were harassed not only by an angry mob but also the police over a tattoo of a Hindu goddess on Saturday, have said fear has made them consider leaving the city and even the country.

 

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Security of Pakistanis more important than security of women for Delhi govt ...

Firstpost

Mumbai: Accusing Arvind Kejriwal of playing "politics of convenience", the Shiv Sena on Monday questioned why the Delhi Chief Minister depends on police to ensure safety of women in the capital, when he could deploy AAP workers to ensure Pakistani ...