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and shouldnt the cops son also be detained for being involved in a brawl @
3
am in the morning
1 day ago
Even in the case of a Terrorist attach on Delhi, it would be a challenge to get 3 ACPs & 3 SHOs to get together in such a short time.
#shame
2 days ago
Delhi police's 3 ACPs & 3 SHOs went to a spot just because somebody called a PCR. Even a fool won't believe it.
2 days ago
3 ACPs, 3 SHOs, 10 -15 sub-inspectors and 25 -30 constables came to catch
#ManuSharma
@
3
am. Clearly shows, a Top Cop son was involved.
2 days ago
Excellent cover story "The app economy" in Business Week about the little boxes that you see on facebook,iPhone,BB,netvibes & elsewhere
3 days ago
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