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AAP Poll Panel To Meet Tomorrow To Discuss Lok Sabha Candidates
The Political Affairs Committee of the Aam Admi Party, the topmost decision-making body of the ruling party in the national capital will hold a meeting on Tuesday, the party informed through a statement on Monday.
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AAP MLAs Threatened, Offered Bribes To Break Party, Matter Serious: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said some of his MLAs approached him alleging that they have been threatened and offered bribes to break the party and the AAP's political affairs committee will meet on Wednesday to take stock of the situation.
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AAP Leader Amanatullah Khan, Who Accused Kumar Vishwas Of Coup, Quits Party Post
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has ensured action against Amanatullah Khan - the legislator who had accused senior Aam Aadmi Party leader Kumar Vishwas of plotting a coup to take over the party's top post. Late on Monday evening, Mr Khan resigned from the party's Political Affairs Committee after the panel - a collection of the party's top de...
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Arvind Kejriwal Says Kumar Vishwas 'Younger Brother' Amid Split Rumours
The talk that Kumar Vishwas may jump ship from Aam Aadmi Party to the BJP, has surfaced again. This time from within Delhi's ruling party. Senior party leader Amanatullah Khan, who is also a member of AAP's core Political Affairs Committee or PAC, has accused Mr Vishwas of conspiring to take over the party's top post.
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MCD Election Results 2017: In Meeting Till Midnight, AAP Weighs 'Reinventing' Itself, Mutes EVM Talk
In a clear hint that the Aam Aadmi Party is going beyond blaming voting machines for the party's crushing defeat in the Delhi civic polls, the AAP's political affairs committee that met on Thursday to analyse the poll debacle concluded that the party "primarily" needed to rebuild its organisational structure.
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After Punjab and Goa, Arvind Kejriwal's Next Big Target: Gujarat
Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party will contest the assembly elections in Gujarat - the home state of his political arch-rival Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- sources in the party said. Elections are due in Gujarat later this year. The decision was made by Mr Kejriwal after his return from campaigning in Punjab and was announced at a meeting of the ...
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Arvind Kejriwal Re-Elected AAP Convenor, Decision Making Body Overhauled
Arvind Kejriwal was re-elected as the National Convenor of his Aam Aadmi Party today. The party also effected a major overhaul of its Political Affairs Committee or PAC, the highest decision making body, inducting five new faces including a woman.
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Will Connect With Like-Minded People to Keep Movement 'Alive': Yogendra Yadav
A day after his expulsion from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Yogendra Yadav today said he would strive to create a "new model" and connect with the people in an effort to keep the spirit of the movement "alive".
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Why AAP Expelled Yadav and Bhushan
"Not even the king has the right to subordinate the interests of the state to his personal sympathies or antipathies."
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After AAP Talks Fail, Warring Sections Use Media to Swap Accusations
Tomorrow, the AAP's national executive council of 400 members will meet to decide the future of senior leaders Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav, who claim they are being forced out of AAP by Arvind Kejriwal for demanding more transparency and internal democracy.
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AAP Poll Panel To Meet Tomorrow To Discuss Lok Sabha Candidates
The Political Affairs Committee of the Aam Admi Party, the topmost decision-making body of the ruling party in the national capital will hold a meeting on Tuesday, the party informed through a statement on Monday.
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AAP MLAs Threatened, Offered Bribes To Break Party, Matter Serious: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said some of his MLAs approached him alleging that they have been threatened and offered bribes to break the party and the AAP's political affairs committee will meet on Wednesday to take stock of the situation.
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AAP Leader Amanatullah Khan, Who Accused Kumar Vishwas Of Coup, Quits Party Post
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has ensured action against Amanatullah Khan - the legislator who had accused senior Aam Aadmi Party leader Kumar Vishwas of plotting a coup to take over the party's top post. Late on Monday evening, Mr Khan resigned from the party's Political Affairs Committee after the panel - a collection of the party's top de...
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Arvind Kejriwal Says Kumar Vishwas 'Younger Brother' Amid Split Rumours
The talk that Kumar Vishwas may jump ship from Aam Aadmi Party to the BJP, has surfaced again. This time from within Delhi's ruling party. Senior party leader Amanatullah Khan, who is also a member of AAP's core Political Affairs Committee or PAC, has accused Mr Vishwas of conspiring to take over the party's top post.
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MCD Election Results 2017: In Meeting Till Midnight, AAP Weighs 'Reinventing' Itself, Mutes EVM Talk
In a clear hint that the Aam Aadmi Party is going beyond blaming voting machines for the party's crushing defeat in the Delhi civic polls, the AAP's political affairs committee that met on Thursday to analyse the poll debacle concluded that the party "primarily" needed to rebuild its organisational structure.
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After Punjab and Goa, Arvind Kejriwal's Next Big Target: Gujarat
Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party will contest the assembly elections in Gujarat - the home state of his political arch-rival Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- sources in the party said. Elections are due in Gujarat later this year. The decision was made by Mr Kejriwal after his return from campaigning in Punjab and was announced at a meeting of the ...
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Arvind Kejriwal Re-Elected AAP Convenor, Decision Making Body Overhauled
Arvind Kejriwal was re-elected as the National Convenor of his Aam Aadmi Party today. The party also effected a major overhaul of its Political Affairs Committee or PAC, the highest decision making body, inducting five new faces including a woman.
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Will Connect With Like-Minded People to Keep Movement 'Alive': Yogendra Yadav
A day after his expulsion from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Yogendra Yadav today said he would strive to create a "new model" and connect with the people in an effort to keep the spirit of the movement "alive".
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Why AAP Expelled Yadav and Bhushan
"Not even the king has the right to subordinate the interests of the state to his personal sympathies or antipathies."
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After AAP Talks Fail, Warring Sections Use Media to Swap Accusations
Tomorrow, the AAP's national executive council of 400 members will meet to decide the future of senior leaders Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav, who claim they are being forced out of AAP by Arvind Kejriwal for demanding more transparency and internal democracy.
