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After 53 days of jail, 84% got bail: What an Express Investigation uncovered

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By Divyanshu Dutta Roy Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Police personnel resort to a lathi charge on protesters demanding a salary hike, in Noida. (Source: PTI Photo) A resignation in a government not quite known for reacting hastily to pressure; A protest in a corner of the capital amplified across the nation via Instagram Reels, selfie videos along with X and WhatsApp; An official assurance to not prosecute violent protesters. Last month, as we watched the Jantar Mantar protests simmer and boil over, a pot on the back-burner moved to the front.
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For Haryana Violence Petition, A Rare Move By Supreme Court Chief Justice

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By Ashish Kumar Bhargava, Divyanshu Dutta Roy Verified
| NDTV Verified
New Delhi: In an unusual move, a constitution bench of the Supreme Court - a special panel of at least five judges that can rule on matters involving the constitution - was interrupted as Chief Justice DY Chandrachud rostered an urgent hearing for a petition on the riots in Haryana's Nuh district on Wednesday.
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"My Self-Respect Challenged": Mallikarjun Kharge After Rajya Sabha Mic Turned Off

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By Divyanshu Dutta Roy Verified
| NDTV Verified
New Delhi: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday said his "self-respect had been challenged" during the Rajya Sabha proceedings after his mic was turned off while he was speaking. The move came amid an uproar in the house, with opposition members raising slogans, demanding a statement from Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the three-month-long ethnic clashes in Manipur. In response, members of the ruling BJP-led alliance began chanting 'Modi, Modi', plunging the house into chaos.
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