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Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon faces mob threats over false allegation by burqa-clad women, CCTV footage proves her innocence
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Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon faces mob threats over false allegation by burqa-clad women, CCTV footage proves her innocence

Fake allegation by burqa-clad woman against Raveena Tandon sparks social media storm, causing a mob incident in Mumbai. CCTV footage later proves the claims false.

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Why become selective in citing mob lynching incidents, SC asks NFIW Judiciary
Why become selective in citing mob lynching incidents, SC asks NFIW

Supreme Court questions NGO's selectivity in mob lynching incidents, highlighting the need for non-discriminatory legal scrutiny in India.

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