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Court adjourns Margadarsi case

Hyderabad, Feb 26 (UNI)A city court today adjourned the Margadarsi Financiers case without any arguments till February 28.

First Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge S Anantasayana Prasad adjourned the hearing as the counsel for the financiers, owned by media baron Ramoji Rao, failed to appear when the judge called him.

Speaking to media here, Special Public Prosecutor S S Prasad said the CID had seized all documents related to receipts of deposits in 26 trunk boxes and 12 cartons and sealed them in four rooms in the Margadarsi head office. The documents had been seized by CID officials as per the court direction.

He said the government had approached the city court nagistrate to scrutinise the seized papers.

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11 debt-ridden farmers commit suicide in Vidarbha

Nagpur, Feb 27 (UNI) Eleven debt-ridden farmers committed suicide in the last two days in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra, activists here said. Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti (VJAS), a voluntary organisation working among farmers in the region, said the 11 farmers included two each from Amravati, Washim, Akola and Yavatmal districts, and one each from Wardha, Chandrapur and Buldhana districts. With this, the number of farmers who have ended their lives this month has touched 77, VJAS said in a release here.....

Court asks Pathan to make written submission

Mumbai, Feb 27 (UNI) A designated TADA court here today directed the 1993 serial blasts convict Ijaz Pathan, deported from Dubai two years ago, to make a written submission and not oral statements, before the court decides the quantum of punishment to be awarded to him in the blasts case, which rocked the metropolis on March 12. TADA court Judge P D Kode gave the direction following which Pathan, who is at present admitted to the government-run J J Hospital, moved.....

Christian Council regrets 'police inaction'

Mumbai, Feb 27 (UNI) The All India Christian Council today enpressed sorrow that the miscreants responsible for the attack on five Bible College students at Panvel were yet to be arrested. Ten days had elapsed since the incident but the miscreants were still at large, general secretary of the Council, Dr Abraham Mathai, said. Dr Mathai said the attack was a case of ''religious terrorism'' and the perpetrators should be booked under stringent laws. He alleged that the miscreants had.....
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