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Ex MP Ashok Tanwar Rejoins Congress, Was Seeking Votes For BJP Hours Back
Former Lok Sabha MP Ashok Tanwar, who joined the BJP in January and unsuccessfully contested the general election on 'lotus' symbol, is back in the Congress. Ashok Tanwar rejoined the Congress at party leader Rahul Gandhi's rally
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Days After Quitting AAP, Haryana Leader Ashok Tanwar Joins BJP
Former Haryana Congress president Ashok Tanwar, who recently quit the Aam Aadmi Party, joined the BJP on Saturday as the ruling party looks to broaden its support base in the state with the induction of the Dalit leader.
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"My Ethics Won't Allow": AAP Haryana Leader Quits Over Congress Tie-Up
AAP's plans for the Haryana election later this year, and a potential seat-share deal with the Congress before the general election in April/May, hit a roadblock Thursday after Ashok Tanwar, its Dalit face, resigned.
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Ex Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar Switches Sides Again, Joins AAP
Former Congress Haryana party chief Ashok Tanwar joined Aam Aadmi Party in the national capital on Monday in presence of party national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Congress' Kirti Azad, Pavan Varma, Ex-Janata Dal United, Join Trinamool
Kirti Azad Joins TMC: Expelled JDU leader Pavan Varma joined the Trinamool Congress in Delhi this evening in the presence of Mamata Banerjee, in a move that marks the Bengal Chief Minister's first foray into Bihar.
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Ex-Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar Launches New Party
Former Haryana Congress chief Ashok Tanwar launched a new political party ''Apna Bharat Morcha'' in the national capital on Thursday.
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Ex-Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar To Form New Party Ahead Of Delhi Elections
Former Haryana Congress chief Ashok Tanwar has decided to float a new political outfit before the assembly elections in Delhi. The proposed outfit, whose name has not been finalized yet, will take up key issues such as 'Delhi bachao, desh bachao' from next month.
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Haryana Results 2019: Dushyant Chautala Will Be The New Haryana Chief Minister: Ashok Tanwar
Dushyant Chautala, the leader of the Jannayak Janata Party will become the new Haryana Chief Minister, former Congress state chief Ashok Tanwar said on Thursday, after the months old party won 10 seats in the state elections.
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Haryana Assembly Election 2019: Will Support Dushyant Chautala's Party, Says Ex-Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar
Ex-Congress leader and party's former Haryana president Ashok Tanwar today said that he will support Dushyant Chautala-led Jananayak Janta Party.
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Ashok Tanwar Won't Join BJP, Says Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar
Ashok Tanwar will not join the BJP, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar declared today, hours after the former Haryana Congress chief posted a four-page resignation letter on his Twitter account
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"Congress Crisis Due To Internal Contradiction": Ex-Haryana Chief Ashok Tanwar Quits
Sulking Haryana Congress leader Ashok Tanwar, who was removed as the party's state chief last month, has resigned from the Congress just two weeks before state elections.
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"Excruciating...": Haryana Congress's Ashok Tanwar Writes To Sonia Gandhi
Just weeks before the Haryana election, former state Congress chief Ashok Tanwar quit several party panels, saying in a letter to party chief Sonia Gandhi that he had taken the decision with "immense pain" and "after exhausting all avenues to get my voice heard".
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Complaint Against Haryana Congress Chief Ignored, Says Lawmaker; Quits
Haryana Congress lawmaker Jai Tirath Dahiya resigned on Thursday, in a setback to the party's state unit already facing infighting.
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"Shoot Me," Said Haryana Congress Chief, Blamed In Meet On Election Rout
Confronted with the Congress's atrocious performance in Haryana in the national election, party chief Ashok Tanwar stormed out of a meeting on Tuesday after shouting: "If you want to get rid of me, just shoot me."
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SIT formed To Investigate Infant's Death During Congress Rally In Haryana
Police said that travel time from starting point and destination will be evaluated and a video (of the incident) will be examined.
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Ex MP Ashok Tanwar Rejoins Congress, Was Seeking Votes For BJP Hours Back
Former Lok Sabha MP Ashok Tanwar, who joined the BJP in January and unsuccessfully contested the general election on 'lotus' symbol, is back in the Congress. Ashok Tanwar rejoined the Congress at party leader Rahul Gandhi's rally
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Days After Quitting AAP, Haryana Leader Ashok Tanwar Joins BJP
Former Haryana Congress president Ashok Tanwar, who recently quit the Aam Aadmi Party, joined the BJP on Saturday as the ruling party looks to broaden its support base in the state with the induction of the Dalit leader.
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"My Ethics Won't Allow": AAP Haryana Leader Quits Over Congress Tie-Up
AAP's plans for the Haryana election later this year, and a potential seat-share deal with the Congress before the general election in April/May, hit a roadblock Thursday after Ashok Tanwar, its Dalit face, resigned.
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Ex Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar Switches Sides Again, Joins AAP
Former Congress Haryana party chief Ashok Tanwar joined Aam Aadmi Party in the national capital on Monday in presence of party national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Congress' Kirti Azad, Pavan Varma, Ex-Janata Dal United, Join Trinamool
Kirti Azad Joins TMC: Expelled JDU leader Pavan Varma joined the Trinamool Congress in Delhi this evening in the presence of Mamata Banerjee, in a move that marks the Bengal Chief Minister's first foray into Bihar.
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Ex-Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar Launches New Party
Former Haryana Congress chief Ashok Tanwar launched a new political party ''Apna Bharat Morcha'' in the national capital on Thursday.
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Ex-Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar To Form New Party Ahead Of Delhi Elections
Former Haryana Congress chief Ashok Tanwar has decided to float a new political outfit before the assembly elections in Delhi. The proposed outfit, whose name has not been finalized yet, will take up key issues such as 'Delhi bachao, desh bachao' from next month.
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Haryana Results 2019: Dushyant Chautala Will Be The New Haryana Chief Minister: Ashok Tanwar
Dushyant Chautala, the leader of the Jannayak Janata Party will become the new Haryana Chief Minister, former Congress state chief Ashok Tanwar said on Thursday, after the months old party won 10 seats in the state elections.
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Haryana Assembly Election 2019: Will Support Dushyant Chautala's Party, Says Ex-Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar
Ex-Congress leader and party's former Haryana president Ashok Tanwar today said that he will support Dushyant Chautala-led Jananayak Janta Party.
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Ashok Tanwar Won't Join BJP, Says Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar
Ashok Tanwar will not join the BJP, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar declared today, hours after the former Haryana Congress chief posted a four-page resignation letter on his Twitter account
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"Congress Crisis Due To Internal Contradiction": Ex-Haryana Chief Ashok Tanwar Quits
Sulking Haryana Congress leader Ashok Tanwar, who was removed as the party's state chief last month, has resigned from the Congress just two weeks before state elections.
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"Excruciating...": Haryana Congress's Ashok Tanwar Writes To Sonia Gandhi
Just weeks before the Haryana election, former state Congress chief Ashok Tanwar quit several party panels, saying in a letter to party chief Sonia Gandhi that he had taken the decision with "immense pain" and "after exhausting all avenues to get my voice heard".
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Complaint Against Haryana Congress Chief Ignored, Says Lawmaker; Quits
Haryana Congress lawmaker Jai Tirath Dahiya resigned on Thursday, in a setback to the party's state unit already facing infighting.
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"Shoot Me," Said Haryana Congress Chief, Blamed In Meet On Election Rout
Confronted with the Congress's atrocious performance in Haryana in the national election, party chief Ashok Tanwar stormed out of a meeting on Tuesday after shouting: "If you want to get rid of me, just shoot me."
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SIT formed To Investigate Infant's Death During Congress Rally In Haryana
Police said that travel time from starting point and destination will be evaluated and a video (of the incident) will be examined.
