Latest Breaking News On - National confederation of human rights organisations - Page 4 : comparemela.com

Karnataka: 3 cops suspended over custodial torture of youth in Varthur

Three policemen, including one head constable, have been suspended in connection with the alleged custodial torture of a youth in Bengaluru's Varthur.

Uttar pradeshSalman khanNagabhushan gowdaNational confederation of human rights organisationsSupreme courtCampaign against hate speechIndia lawyer association for justiceNational confederationHuman rights organisationsAll india lawyer associationHead constable nagabhushan gowdaVarthur policeSurakhsha multi speciality hospitalUstdial tortureUstodial torture karnataka

TN rights body demands CB-CID probe into Oct 11 encounter killing

The National Confederation of Human Rights Organisations (NCHRO) in Tamil Nadu has demanded a CB-CID inquiry into the gunning down of Murtaza Sheikh from Jharkhand by the Kancheepuram police at Sriperumbadur on October 11.Murtaza and his .

Tamil naduMurtaza sheikhNational confederation of human rights organisationsNational confederationHuman rights organisations

Stan Swamy: Human rights activists stage agitations in Jharkhand, Delhi and other parts of the country

Stan Swamy: Human rights activists stage agitations in Jharkhand, Delhi and other parts of the country
telegraphindia.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from telegraphindia.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Tamil naduBhima koregaon elgaar parishadJantar mantarPrasenjeet kumarRam nath kovindKavita srivastavaElgaar parishadArvind avinashVarkey parakkalRamesh baisStan swamyGautam modyNational confederation of human rights organisationsNational investigation agencyUnion initiativeNational security

Kerala damage-control on CAA, temple cases

Kerala damage-control on CAA, temple cases
telegraphindia.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from telegraphindia.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Sajeed khalidRamesh chennithalaPinarayi vijayanNational confederation of human rights organisationsSupreme courtWelfare party of indiaDemocratic party of indiaOpposition ramesh chennithalaCitizenship amendmentLeft democratic frontSwami ayyappanNational confederationHuman rights organisationsWelfare partySocial democratic partyசஜீத் காலிட்

Pinarayi Vijayan under fire over CAA cases

Hundreds who protested or criticised the Citizenship Amendment Act have been booked in Kerala, RTI replies have revealed, triggering charges of a “double standard” against the Left Democratic Front government whose constituents too had demonstrated against the new citizenship regime. Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan had assured the state Assembly in early February last year that no cases had been registered against the anti-CAA protesters. His government had got a resolution passed in the Assembly saying Kerala would not implement the new citizenship act. Left parties had organised marches and human chains against the act. However, the Kerala chapter of National Confederation of Human Rights Organisations, the NGO that filed the RTI pleas, says 519 cases were registered against anti-CAA protesters in Kerala between January 1 and March 23 last year.

Sajeed khalidSunni muslimPinarayi vijayanNasar faizi koodathayiReny aylinePradeep kumarHameed vaniyambalamNational confederation of human rights organisationsDalit human rights movement partyBahujan samaj partyWelfare party of indiaWelfare partyKerala high courtDemocratic party of indiaCitizenship amendment actLeft democratic front