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• HT Syndication: EX-DGP among 15 held in jaipur for protest against demolition drive

  By Senjuti SenGupta Verified|HT SyndicationJaipur, April 10 -- Fifteen people, including a former director general of police were detained after residents staged a protest in Jaipur against a demolition drive by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA), police said on Wednesday. Jaipur (West) deputy commissioner of police Amit Budaniya said, "The demolition drive was carried out as per protocols.

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  Apr. 09, 2025

• HT Syndication: Outrage as BJP leader 'purifies' Rajasthan temple after Dalit leader's visit

  By Senjuti SenGupta Verified|HT SyndicationIndia, April 8 -- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Gyan Dev Ahuja has provoked outrage by "purifying" a Ram temple at Ramgarh in Rajasthan's Alwar with holy Ganga water after Opposition Congress leader Tikaram Jully, a Dalit, participated in its consecration ceremony. A video of the "purification" surfaced on social media on Monday, purportedly showing Ahuja spraying Gangajal on the temple premises.

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  Apr. 08, 2025

• HT Syndication: Row in Raj as BJP leader 'purifies temple' after Dalit LoP's visit

  By Senjuti SenGupta Verified|HT SyndicationPosted On: 2025-04-08 Posted By: Senjuti Sengupta Politics Cities HT Chandigarh Jaipur, April 8 -- A row erupted in Rajasthan after former BJP legislator Gayn Dev Ahuja allegedly sprinkled "Gangajal" at a temple in Alwar to "purify" it on Monday, a day after leader of opposition Tikaram Jully, who belongs to the Dalit community, visited it....

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  Apr. 08, 2025

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