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‘Waheguru Ordered Me’: Accused Tells Nanded Police Why He Attacked Sukhbir Badal

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By Suraj Ojha Verified
| ABP News Live
Police identified Singh, investigating his mental state and charges filed. The accused who attacked Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) chief Sukhbir Singh Badal has told the police that he tried to kill the former Punjab deputy chief minister because he had received an "order from Waheguru". The SAD chief sustained a kirpan attack on Thursday inside a gurdwara in Maharashtra's Nanded, following which he underwent surgery and is now stable.
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Delhi Police Get Threat Call Claiming 15 People Smuggled RDX Into India Via Punjab; 4 Cities On High Alert

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By Suraj Ojha Verified
| ABP News Live
An investigation is underway to verify the authenticity of the caller's claims. No explosives have been recovered so far. Delhi Police Get Threat Call Claiming 15 People Entered Via Punjab With RDX; 4 Cities On High Alert The Delhi Police Control Room received a threat call claiming that 15 people carrying RDX had entered India through Punjab and distributed the explosives across four cities in the country.
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'One Death Will Have Serious Consequences': Bombay HC's Strong Message To Striking Doctors

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By Suraj Ojha Verified
| ABP News Live
The Bombay High Court on Thursday took a stern view of the doctors' strike and directed the protesting doctors to immediately call off their agitation and return to work. The court made it clear that no compromise with patients' lives would be tolerated. During the hearing, the High Court strongly reprimanded the striking doctors, warning that there would be serious consequences if even one patient dies within the next 24 hours due to lack of treatment.
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