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Defence uses Truecaller app to plead for Kamran Yousuf’s bail!
New Delhi: The defence has used the app Truecaller to argue the case of the defendant, freelance photojournalist Kamran Yousuf, perhaps the first time...
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NIA court to hear bail plea of Kamran Yousuf on March 7
New Delhi: A Delhi court on Thursday once again reserved its order on the bail plea of freelance photojournalist Kamran Yousuf who is in...
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Kamran Yousuf’s Bail: Court to announce decision on February 21
Srinagar: A Delhi court is likely to announce its final decision on the bail plea of Kamran Yousuf.A freelance photo-journalist, Kamran Yousuf was arrested...
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Court reserves order on Kamran Yousuf’s bail
New Delhi: A Delhi court on Thursday reserved its order on the bail plea of freelance photo-journalist Kamran Yousuf, after his lawyer argued that...
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Kashmiri journalist receiving threat calls from unknown people
Srinagar: A Srinagar based journalist working for Morocco World News has been receiving threatening phone calls from unknown people. The Kashmiri journalist is now...
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