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NK SINGH Bhopal: A local lawyer has moved the court seeking cancellation of the absolute bail granted to Mr. Warren Ander son, chairman of the Union Carbide Corporation, whose Bhopal pesticide plant killed over 2,000 persons last December. Mr. Anderson, who was arrested here in a dramatic manner on December 7 on several charges including the non-bailable Section 304 IPC (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), was released in an even more dramatic manner and later secretly whisked away to Delhi in a state aircraft. The local lawyer, Mr. Quamerud-din Quamer, has contended in his petition to the district and sessions judge of Bhopal, Mr. V. S. Yadav, that the police had neither authority nor jurisdiction to release an accused involved in a heinous crime of mass slaughter. If Mr. Quamer's petition succeeds, it may lead to several complications, including diplomatic problems. The United States Government had not taken kindly to the arrest of the head of one of its most powerful mul...

Harmless goodbye kiss lands BJP leader in trouble


NK SINGH


The saffron brigade may be reconciled to saying sayonara to political power - namely in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh - but apparently it can't stomach a harmless goodbye kiss. 

Particularly if the kisser is a high-profile BJP office-bearer. 

RSS bosses in Delhi are still red-faced over the reported act of public indiscretion committed in Mumbai recently. 

The BJP leader had returned to shore from a party on the high seas with his family and friends when he kissed the two young women accompanying him. 

The incident, witnessed by an RSS worker, was promptly reported to headquarters. An explanation was sought and given. 

The innocent pecks, the RSS bosses were assured, was merely a display of platonic affection for the girls, who happened to be family friends. 

For the RSS disciplinarians, it seems, kiss and kin don't go together.

India Today 15 November 1996

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