Wearing skimpy clothes is not a crime: Delhi court acquits 7 women accused of obscene dance
A Delhi court acquitted seven women accused of performing an obscene dance at a bar last year, stating that wearing skimpy ...
Neither wearing skimpy clothes nor dancing in public an offence: Delhi court
A Delhi court ruled that wearing skimpy clothes is not a crime, acquitting seven women accused of obscene dance performances ...
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'Short clothes, dance no crime': Delhi court acquits 7 women and bar manager in obscene dance case
A Delhi court has acquitted seven women and the manager of a bar in Pahar Ganj, who were accused of performing obscene dances ...
Delhi court acquits 7 women ‘accused’ of wearing ‘short clothes’, dancing: ‘It is clear that police concocted a story…’
A Delhi court acquitted seven women accused of dancing in revealing clothes at a bar, stating the prosecution failed to prove ...
Wearing small clothes not a crime unless it causes public annoyance: Delhi court
With no substantial evidence, the court acquitted all accused, underlining that personal choices of attire and dance do not ...
Days of big FMCG companies are far from over in India. No category is fully developed: Sanjiv Mehta
Sanjiv Mehta discusses India's growth potential through market expansion and consumption. He highlights the importance of ...
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