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Nithyananda case, Delhi Assembly Polls 2020 & JNU campus violence | The Big Story
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Story 1: #NithyanandaCase
The missing girl releases a video and pleads for life; says I am in a life-threatening situation. MIRROR NOW's Sreeja MS with details.
Story 2: Delhi Assembly Polls 2020
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal briefed the media after Delhi poll date announcement. He said, 'Now people will cast their votes positively. People will vote positively for the first time,
residents will compare the work and people will compare AAP and BJP work in Delhi'. 'We will ask the opposition to vote for us for the sake of their children's future. We want the support of all political parties to make Delhi better'. Listen in.
Story 3: #JNUCampusViolence
The Crime Branch has decided to probe to investigate the violence that broke out in the JNU campus on Sunday when masked goons with sticks and stones entered the JNU campus and vandalised hostels, attacked students, faculty members as well. At least 34 people were injured during the clashes. All of them now have been discharged with minor injuries. Meanwhile, it is a blame-game that has erupted with the left as well as the right-wing students blaming each other for the violence.
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