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Haryana police junks guns for gulails to check riotsWith marbles and chilli balls as the ammo, the 'gulail', will serve as the weapon for a force reeling under criticism for being harsh with ...- Snooping: HC rejects Sharma's plea to file FIR against Narendra ModiJustice G R Udhvani, while rejecting the plea, observed that there are alternative remedies available and asked him to approach the magiste...
- Snoopgate: IAS officer Pradeep Sharma moves High Court seeking FIR aginst Narendra ModiIAS officer Pradeep Sharma today moved the High Court seeking direction to file an FIR against Modi in the snooping scandal.
- Ashish Khetan files nomination papersKhetan, accompanied by a handful of party workers and few MLAs, submitted his nomination papers before the Returning officer at Jamnagar Ho...
- Pradeep Sharma to move High Court seeking FIR against Modi in snooping scandalPradeep Sharma today said he was going to move the High Court seeking a direction to the police to file an FIR against the Chief Minister N...
- Will approach court if FIR not filed in snoopgate: IPS officer Pradeep SharmaPradeep Sharma today threatened to go to the court if the complaint given by him against Modi, Amit Shah in snoopgate is not converted into...
- Gujarat police refuse to register FIR against Narendra Modi in snoopgate"Sector-7 police station officials refused to take any action initially. They asked me to go to Commission or the court," Sharma said.
- Snoopgate: Gulail.com asked to file affidavitA Commission set up by Gujarat government to inquire into alleged snoopgate case has issued summons to Gulail.com owner.
- Snoopgate went on even outside Gujarat: WebsiteThe website also contended that the fresh tapes refuted BJP's claim that the surveillance was mounted by Modi at the behest of the woman's ...
- Examining NGO letter on Gujarat snoopgate: ShindeThe Centre is examining a letter sent by a group of NGOs seeking its action in connection with Gujarat's snoopgate controversy.
- Kings of sting operations Cobrapost, Gulail, Media Sarkar low on credibility, prefer "non-profit" statusCobrapost, Gulail and Media Sarkar - say being a commercial enterprise is no more an option and hence the move to a non-profit structure.
- Under attack, Narendra Modi orders inquiry into snooping row"We have formed a commission to inquire into the allegations of security provided to the young woman," state Finance Minister Nitin Patel s...
- Government collecting information on "snooping" issue: Sushilkumar ShindeSushilkumar Shinde on Wednesday indicated security agencies were collecting information on the whole issue and if required a probe could be...
- Chidambaram takes dig at Narendra Modi government over snooping rowChidambaram today took a dig at the Narendra Modi government over the illegal snooping row, saying that in the "wonderful state of Gujarat,...
- Snooping row: Women Congress workers protest against Narendra ModiNine women Congress workers were briefly detained by police while holding a protest against CM Narendra Modi in connection with the snoopin...
- Narendra Modi is a loudmouth but tight-lipped on snooping row: Raj BabbarBabbar said, "it is strange that Modi is tight-lipped" on the illegal spying on a woman architect in 2009.
- Congress has no locus standi to demand probe, says BJPCongress has no locus standi to demand a probe when neither the woman at the centre of the controversy, nor her family members, have said a...
- Congress demands probe by Supreme Court judge in alleged illegal spying issueThe party questioned whether a person with such disregard for individual privacy guaranteed by the Constitution deserves to hold any public...
- Narendra Modi's aide Amit Shah accused of illegal snooping of woman at saheb's behestHowever, the two websites also said "at this point of time, Gulail and Cobrapost have no means to independently verify these charges."
- BJP will be forced to rethink its PM candidate: CongressShah was today accused of misusing his powers and police machinery for illegal surveillance of a young woman in 2009.
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