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I would like to apologize to anyone - Saif Ali Khan By Buzz • October 3, 2008 • No Comments Recently there have been reports in the news that Saif Ali Khan had a tiff with photo journalists in Patiala during the shoot of his home production directed by Imtiaz Ali.

Actor Saif Ali Khan may be arrested for assaulting photo journos September 29th, 2008 - 3:19 pm ICT by ANI - Patiala, Sept 29 (ANI): Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan is likely to be arrested on Monday for allegedly assaulting photo journalists during the shoot of a film here last night.

It’s hard to forget His Majesty’s 61st Birthday Celebration in Kuala Belait last year that was blessed with so much festivity and vibrance! It is the event of the year where the congregation of photographers appear to have grown quite significantly from year to year. Also  evident is the prolific

The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 569 “Siem Reap: When three journalists saw a truck that had an accident and was turned over – transporting fuel - along Road 67B at Dai Ao in Srae Nouy, they stopped their car and got off to take pictures of the accident immediately.

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Since I’m now in That There London I decided I should grab the opportunity to pop along to one of these PR-events which I hear are corrupting our journalists. I joined a small group of men taking a photo of a small group of men in jump-suits and helmets, buying console versions of Race Driver: GRID and the consoles to go with them.

At least 100 people, including three photo journalists, were on Wednesday hospitalised after they complained of breathing problems following leakage of chlorine gas from a water filter plant of Tata Motors in Jamshedpur. Around 100 to 125 people were admitted to a hospital following chlorine gas leak from a gas cylinder in the water filter plant.