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Fake encounters: SC allows trial of Punjab cops

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has allowed resumption of trial of Punjab policemen facing charges of killing people allegedly in fake encounters during militancy days in the 1990s

Updated At : 02:34 AM Apr 28, 2016 IST

The apex court has vacated the stay on the trial it had granted earlier. — Thinkstock photo

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