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Six gets lifer in double murder case

Anand, Sep 13 (UNI) A Nadiad fast track court today sentenced six people to life imprisonment and a fine of Rs 10,000 in a double murder commited in November, 2002, in the aftermath of Godhra riots.

A cricket match in Mahuda village, 15 km from Nadiad, in Kheda district, had turned communal and two brothers, Kirti alias Kario Dineshbhai Parmar and Bhavin alias Kadio Dinesh Parmar, were killed on November 11, 2002.

Judge A S Verma awarded life terms to Sarfraz alias Dadu Habibullah Sheikh, Mohd. Anees Mallick, Amanullah alias Fauzi Nabimia Sheikh, Riyadh alias Gottio Sarfumia Sheikh, Ataullah Khan Chottekhan Pathan and Farid Khan alias Usmankhan Pathan.

The court, however, acquitted three others -- Javed Kanubhai Kalifah, Mohd Rafiq Kalumia Mallick and Kamil Hussein alias Bhurio Ghulam Rasool -- for lack of sufficient evidence against them.

Heavy police bandobast was made in Mahuda village today in view of the court's verdict.

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Kerala HC rejects bail plea of 5 SIMI activists

Kochi, Sep 13 (UNI) The Kerala High Court today declined to grant bail to five activists of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), arrested by the police on Independance Day this year from Panayikulam near Alwaye. Rejecting their bail applications, Justice J M James observed that the material available on record was against the accused, indicating their involvement in activities against the existence and integrity of the country. The Binanipuram police had arrested.....

New India Co-Operative Bank's board election on September 24

Mumbai, Sep 13 (UNI) The elections to the Board of Directors of New India Co-Operative Bank will be held on September 24. A bank release here said the elections would be held under the supervision of the Central Co-operative Registrar, Government of India. The bank, founded by former Defence Minister and Member of Parliament George Fernandes, has grown into a multi-state co-operative bank, with 20 branches spread across Maharashtra and Gujarat. It has a working.....

Haryana to construct 64 km long canal in NCR

Chandigarh, Sep 13 (UNI) Haryana Government today decided to construct a 64-km-long canal with initial capacity of 500 cusecs of water at a cost of Rs 213 crore to meet the future requirement of water in the National Capital Region (NCR) falling in the state. A decision to this effect was taken in a meeting presided over by Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda. The canal has been planned in view of the projected requirement.....
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