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The former “victim 3” of Diddy supports his warranty in a shocking letter from the court

Diddy’s ex -girlfriend ‘Victim 3’ writes a shocking letter of support Sean “Diddy” combs “ex -girlfriend Virginia” Gina “Huynh submitted a letter to his warranty. Huynh, who recognizes herself for the first time, having previously been recognized as a victim-3 in his indictment, has written a letter to Judge Arun Subramanian to support the rapper’s guarantee request. In her letter, Huynh called on the court to allow Combs to “continue to take care of his family and fulfill his responsibilities while still being overseen by the court”. The letter was submitted to the court on Sunday, August 3, by the

May 18, 2025

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Brown denied warranty after an attack charge

American singer R&B Chris Brown, a former friend of superstar Rihanna, was on Friday by June 13 by a United Kingdom Court, charged with attacking the 2023 incident, AFP said. The judge’s decision to reject his request for a guarantee challenges the start of Brown’s next tour, with broadcasts already sold in the Netherlands on June 8 and in Germany on June 11. Brown, a twice winner of Grammy, who has sold tens of millions of records worldwide, was arrested in a Manchester hotel in the early hours of Thursday in the early hours of Thursday and was accused of

Indian court grants bail to IIOJK journalist after years in jail

An award-winning journalist in Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), who spent more than five years in jail, returned home on Wednesday after a court in the disputed region granted him bail in an ongoing terrorism case. Aasif Sultan, a reporter with a now-defunct magazine, was first arrested in August 2018 on charges of “housing known militants”. Further charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) were filed against him after he was accused of taking part in prison riots. Sultan was briefly released from prison in February, but was re-arrested two days later on new charges under the law.

India’s opposition rejoices as Modi critic Kejriwal gets election campaign bail

NEW DELHI: India’s top court granted interim bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a graft case on Friday, allowing him to campaign in the current general election, bolstering the opposition alliance in which he is a prominent figure. The Supreme Court said Kejriwal – a staunch critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi – will be out on bail until June 1, the last day of the seven-phase national poll, and will have to return to pretrial detention on June 2. India began voting on April 19 and elections for more than half of the 543 parliamentary seats are

November 19, 2023

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The Kashmiri journalist was granted bail after serving 21 months in jail

A court in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) has granted bail and dismissed several charges, including conspiracy to commit terrorism, against Kashmiri journalist Fahad Shah, who has been in jail for nearly 21 months. The Jammu and Kashmir District Court on Friday announced a release order for Shah, 35, who owns and publishes Kashmir-based independent news portal Kashmir Walla, which was banned earlier this year by the Indian government for undisclosed reasons. The court dismissed a number of charges against him, including “inciting terrorism, waging war against the country and promoting enmity” under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA).

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