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Saturday, February 3, 2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Civic Polls
Sena-BJP back, jolt for Cong

Mumbai, February 2
Urban Maharashtra’s honeymoon with the Congress is clearly over with the party holding onto just a single civic body on its own. Despite being buffeted by defections of both former Chief Minister Narayan Rane and Raj Thackeray, the Shiv Sena along with its ally, the BJP, managed to bag six of the 10 civic bodies that went to the polls on Thursday.
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Punjab Votes ’07
4 Dimpa gunmen suspended
Beas firing: 4 others also pay for ‘negligence of duty/involvement’
Beas, February 2
On the recommendation of the Special Investigation Team (SIT), the district police chief, Majitha, Mr Lok Nath Angra, has reportedly placed eight constables, including four gunmen of Mr Jasbir Singh Dimpa, Congress MLA, under suspension for “negligence of duty or their involvement” in the recent firing incident here.

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EC warns Sukhbir
New Delhi, February 2
The Election Commission has taken umbrage to the violation of the Model Code of Conduct by Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Badal and 10 others belonging to different parties.


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Dhruv co-pilot dies in pre-aero show crash
Bangalore, February 2
The Indian Air Force’s (IAF) acrobatic team “Sarang” suffered a setback following a crash during rehearsals for the forthcoming Aero India show resulting in the death of a co-pilot of a Dhruv advanced light helicopter (ALH) today morning.

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NC to boycott meeting with Centre’s panel
Jammu, February 2
The National Conference (NC), the main Opposition party in the state, has decided to boycott the meeting of the Working Group on Kashmir (KWG) on Centre-state relations here tomorrow to register the party’s protest over the “spurt” in incidents of human rights violation in Kashmir.

Second body exhumed
Srinagar, February 2
The police today fired shots in the air and teargas shells to prevent an agitated massive crowd from entering a graveyard at Ganderbal where a special investigation team (SIT) of the Jammu and Kashmir police had gone to exhume a body of a missing person.
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Bibi style — Notes & votes
Bholath, February 2Bibi Jagir Kaur
It’s raining money on Bibi Jagir Kaur these days. She steps out of her dera to garner votes every morning and returns richer by several lakhs each night. No wonder in Bholath, the constituency she has represented twice, she is known as a ‘note and a vote catcher.’

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