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Kerala govt issues order suspending ADGP M.R. Ajith Kumar, cites SIT findings of ‘interference' in Youth Congress workers assault probe
Govt holds that allegations against senior IPS officer are supported by statements of multiple investigating officers and that his continuance in service can affect fairness of inquiry
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What happenedGovt holds that allegations against senior IPS officer are supported by statements of multiple investigating officers and that his continuance in service can affect fairness of inquiry.
The headline splitThe Hindu frames it as "Kerala govt issues order suspending ADGP M.R. Ajith Kumar, cites SIT findings of ‘interfe...". NDTV frames it as "Kerala IPS Officer MR Ajithkumar Suspended For Interfering In Assault Probe".
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Left / center-leftKerala govt issues order suspending ADGP M.R. Ajith Kumar, cites SIT findings of ‘interference' in Youth Congress workers assault...
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Kerala govt issues order suspending ADGP M.R. Ajith Kumar, cites SIT findings of ‘interference' in Youth Congress workers assault probe
assaultgovtissuesordersuspending
Govt holds that allegations against senior IPS officer are supported by statements of multiple investigating officers and that his continuance in service can affect fairness of inquiry