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Thursday, November 20, 2014, Chandigarh, India

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updated at 9:30 pm

Evasive 'godman' produced before HC, sent to judicial custody
CHANDIGARH: A day after his arrest, evasive 'godman' Rampal was on Thursday produced before the Punjab and Haryana High Court in a contempt of court case and was sent to judicial custody.
All allegations are false, says Rampal  
PANCHKULA: Arrested controversial 'godman' Rampal on Thursday rejected charges that he had asked thousands of his followers to be kept "hostage" for past several days inside his ashram at Barwala to evade police action in a court case.

 Police search Rampal's ashram
 Rampal's medical examination conducted at Panchkula 
 Scribe killed, two hurt in road mishap

SC removes CBI chief Ranjit Sinha from 2G case
NEW DELHI: Twelve days before his retirement, CBI Director Ranjit Sinha today suffered a major blow when the Supreme Court removed him from the 2G scam case, saying the allegations against him of protecting some accused appears to be "prima facie credible".
Manipuri PhD scholar found murdered in South Delhi
 NEW DELHI: A Manipuri pursuing his PhD was found dead, lying in a pool of blood with his throat slit, at his residence here, the police said on Thursday.

 PM returns home after 3-nation tour 
 Major fire at Kashmir power project
Himachal wants monkeys off its back




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Ashram siege over as Rampal arrested
 * Sect head likely to be produced in court today
* Six followers dead
* Key aide among 492 supporters held
 Barwala (Hisar), November 19
 A day after launching “Operation Rampal”, the Haryana police finally arrested the elusive sect head from his fortified Satlok Ashram at Barwala late this evening. At least six persons lost their lives in the stand-off, while a key aide and at least 492 supporters were also arrested.

Haryana page: Five bodies arrive in Agroha hospital
Key Rampal aides still out of police reach

Haryana police take Rampal to the Panchkula civil hospital for medical examination late on Wednesday night
 Haryana police take Rampal to the Panchkula civil hospital for medical examination late on Wednesday night. Tribune photo: S Chandan



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Wait & watch policy pays off for police

Chandigarh, November 19
The Haryana Police adopted a carrot and stick approach while executing the orders of the Punjab and Haryana High Court to arrest Rampal from his Satlok Ashram in Barwala.
A poster of self-styled godman Rampal is seen at the damaged Satlok Ashram in Hisar. AFP

A poster of self-styled godman Rampal is seen at the damaged Satlok Ashram in Hisar

Rampal is in good health, say followers
Hisar, November 19
The self-styled godman Rampal is apparently in good health and even “blessed” his followers on November 9. This was revealed by his two followers, who have been admitted to the Hisar civil hospital after sustaining injuries during a clash with the police yesterday.

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Replacement of collegium system, speedy disposal of cases on Gowda’s priority list

New Delhi, November 19
Law Minister Sadananda Gowda today unveiled his agenda specifying the issues that would be given priority by the Narendra Modi government.

Law Minister DV Sadananda Gowda in Delhi on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui

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Ebola alarm: Govt gets cracking, sets up special panel
New Delhi, November 19
The government today formed a three-member committee to inspect Ebola virus preparedness efforts at airports. The decision was taken at an inter-ministerial meeting chaired by Health Minister JP Nadda following an Indian cured of Ebola during his Liberia trip reporting traces of the virus in his semen.

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