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6-Time MP Spoke About 'Constitution Change', BJP Drops Him As Candidate
In denying a poll pass to a six-time MP from Karnataka, weeks after his remarks on the BJP's 400-seat target sparked a row, the party has yet again sent a message that leaders who embarrass the leadership stand to lose out
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BJP MP's "Constitution Change" Remark May Cost Him Poll Pass, Say Sources
BJP MP Anantkumar Hegde's recent remarks that the party needs 400 seats to "change the Constitution" may cost him a poll pass for the upcoming general election
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Union Minister Anant Hegde Apologises In Parliament Amid Protests Over His 'Change Constitution' Remark
Union Minister Anantkumar Hegde apologised in parliament today amid protests over his comment that his party, the ruling BJP, will "soon change the Constitution," which mentions the word "secular." The opposition protested loudly in Parliament for a second, disrupting both Houses as they demanded that Mr Hegde be sacked.
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BJP Distances Itself From Union Minister's "Changing Constitution" Remark
The BJP today distanced itself from union minister Anantkumar Hegde's remarks that the party will change the Constitution and remove the word "secular" from it. "The party doesn't want to get involved with what Hegde has said. What he spoke about is not an issue for us," BJP spokesperson for Karnataka Vamanacharya said in Bengaluru
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6-Time MP Spoke About 'Constitution Change', BJP Drops Him As Candidate
In denying a poll pass to a six-time MP from Karnataka, weeks after his remarks on the BJP's 400-seat target sparked a row, the party has yet again sent a message that leaders who embarrass the leadership stand to lose out
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BJP MP's "Constitution Change" Remark May Cost Him Poll Pass, Say Sources
BJP MP Anantkumar Hegde's recent remarks that the party needs 400 seats to "change the Constitution" may cost him a poll pass for the upcoming general election
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Union Minister Anant Hegde Apologises In Parliament Amid Protests Over His 'Change Constitution' Remark
Union Minister Anantkumar Hegde apologised in parliament today amid protests over his comment that his party, the ruling BJP, will "soon change the Constitution," which mentions the word "secular." The opposition protested loudly in Parliament for a second, disrupting both Houses as they demanded that Mr Hegde be sacked.
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BJP Distances Itself From Union Minister's "Changing Constitution" Remark
The BJP today distanced itself from union minister Anantkumar Hegde's remarks that the party will change the Constitution and remove the word "secular" from it. "The party doesn't want to get involved with what Hegde has said. What he spoke about is not an issue for us," BJP spokesperson for Karnataka Vamanacharya said in Bengaluru
