COVER STORY
The JuD head, who carries a bounty of USD 10 million announced by the US for his role in terror activities, was set free after the Pakistan government decided against detaining him further in any case
Outlook Magazine - 12 July 2021
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Confirming the casualties, Chitrakoot SP Pratap Gopendra Singh said a father-son duo from Bettiah district of Bihar died on the spot while the third person died at a hospital.
"We are ready to take them back as soon as possible after Bangladesh sends the forms back to us"
Earlier on October 31, the premier investigating agency had filed a charge sheet against 490 accused in the scam.
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The Ministry of External Affairs said this confirms the "lack of seriousness" on Pakistan's part in bringing terrorists to justice
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Confirming the casualties, Chitrakoot SP Pratap Gopendra Singh said a father-son duo from Bettiah district of Bihar died on the spot while the third person died at a hospital.
"We are ready to take them back as soon as possible after Bangladesh sends the forms back to us"
Earlier on October 31, the premier investigating agency had filed a charge sheet against 490 accused in the scam.
Before the ordinance was issued, the definition of tree in the Act included palm, bamboo, brushwood and cane.
The Ministry of External Affairs said this confirms the "lack of seriousness" on Pakistan's part in bringing terrorists to justice
The study shows that barcoding markers can be used to correctly identify similarities within a species.
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