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Chinmayanand's judicial remand extended by 14 days

  •   Thu, Oct 03 2019 07:44:26 PM

Shahjahanpur, Oct 3 (IANS): The district court in Uttar Pradesh's Shahjahanpur on Thursday extended the judicial remand of former Union Minister Chinamayand by another 14 days.

Chinmayanand appeared before the court through video conferencing on Thursday and the court has now fixed October 16 as the next date of hearing.

Chinmayanand had been arrested on September 20 on charges of sexual misconduct and harassment levelled by a law student at an institution he ran here.
  

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  • Howdy, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    He wouldn't mind living in the jail for rest of his life. It's a VVIP prison with full security, govt paid stay, tasty food, drinks, comforts, entertainment to his liking, all luxuries from tax payers money to one of BJP's criminal ministers. That victim must be going through hell in the cell for no fault of her. Even for congress ministers its different treatment. Why Modi?????

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