Judiciary · 7 sources
Myanmar arms training case: Delhi court lets US national, held by NIA, remain abroad until Feb 24
Coverage by lean
57% Lean Left14% Centre29% Lean Right
Left 4
Centre 1
Right 2
One headline per side, the first Trikon holds. Every outlet is listed below.
Left · 4
The Hindu · Lean Left
Court extends overseas stay of U.S. national and six Ukrainians in arms training case
◈ Kasturi & Sons Ltd, The Hindu Group
Deccan Herald · Lean Left
Myanmar arms training case: Delhi court allows US national VanDyke to stay abroad till February 24
◈ The Printers (Mysuru) Pvt Ltd
New Indian Express · Lean Left
US national VanDyke, held in Myanmar arms training case, gets court nod to travel abroad
◈ Express Publications (Madurai), Manoj Kumar Sonthalia
Hindustan Times · Lean Left
Matthew VanDyke, US national held in Myanmar arms training case, allowed longer stay outside India by Delhi court
◈ HT Media, K. K. Birla Group (Shobhana Bhartia)
Centre · 1
Mathrubhumi · Centre
Myanmar arms training case: Delhi court lets US national, held by NIA, remain abroad until Feb 24
◈ Mathrubhumi Printing and Publishing Co.; MD M. V. Shreyams Kumar
Right · 2
News18 · Lean Right
US Citizen Matthew Van Dyke Gets Bail BY Delhi Court: Questions Remain Over Legal Future | News18
◈ Reliance Industries, Network18 (Mukesh Ambani)
Republic World · Lean Right
Myanmar Training Camp Case: Matthew VanDyke Allowed to Return to US, Default Bail Extended Till Feb 24
◈ ARG Outlier Media (Arnab Goswami)
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