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MPs for tougher laws, including death penalty; Govt to fast-track case
Two more persons have been arrested in connection with the rape and brutal torture of a 23-year-old woman inside a moving chartered school bus in Delhi on Sunday night. With this, a total of four persons has been arrested in the case. Two accused are still at large.
23-year-old girl in the capital took to streets today venting out their anger and discontent against the safety for women in the capital.
based
Lasker-e-Toiba (LeT), at least five militants of the outfit, who are
believed to have infiltrated recently into the valley, were killed in an
encounter with security forces in north Kashmir.
could
not take place in the Punjab Assembly today despite apparent readiness
of both the ruling SAD-BJP combine and the Opposition Congress to hold
discussion.