Bihar Assembly Election 2005
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"Jail Ka Faatak Tootega": Posters In Favour Of Anant Singh Surface In Mokama
Referring to Anant Singh's possible release, one of the posters read: "Jail ka faatak tootega, hamara sher chootega (The prison gates will break, our lion will be released)."
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"I Didn't Work For My Family": Nitish Kumar's Video Message Ahead Of Polls
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday released a video for the citizens of Bihar ahead of the assembly elections and said he has "served" them with "honesty and hard work" since he was first elected in 2005.
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No Seat Vacant, PM Or Chief Minister: Amit Shah Clears Air On Bihar Top Post
Jeers from the Grand Alliance flying left and right over "un-named" Chief Ministerial candidate of the NDA, Union Home Minister and the BJP's chief strategist Amit Shah cleared the air today.
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"He Compromised For Power": Tejashwi Yadav Tears Into Chirag Paswan
Tejashwi Yadav was responding to Chirag Paswan's charge that his father, Ram Vilas Paswan, wanted a Muslim chief minister for Bihar in 2005, but the RJD did not agree to it.
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"Like Bihar In 2005...": Nitish Kumar's Swipe At Arvind Kejriwal On Infra
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today asked the people of Delhi to give the BJP a chance to run the national capital. At his first rally in Delhi ahead of the single-phase election on February 8, Mr Kumar, with BJP president Amit Shah at his side, alleged the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government led by his counterpart Arvind Kejriwal "has not done an...
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BJP Had Benefited From Nitish Kumar's Popularity in 2005: JD(U)
A senior JD(U) leader today claimed that the BJP sustained a "body blow" at the just-concluded Bihar Assembly election by having its strength reduced to half as it did not have the company of Mr Nitish Kumar this time "to do a rescue act".
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Nitish-Lalu Had Demanded Religion-Based Quotas in 2005: PM Modi
Fuelling further the bitter quota debate in Bihar polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today accused his rivals Nitish Kumar and Lalu Prasad of having come together in July 2005 to demand a review of the policy to provide for religion-based reservation.
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"Jail Ka Faatak Tootega": Posters In Favour Of Anant Singh Surface In Mokama
Referring to Anant Singh's possible release, one of the posters read: "Jail ka faatak tootega, hamara sher chootega (The prison gates will break, our lion will be released)."
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"I Didn't Work For My Family": Nitish Kumar's Video Message Ahead Of Polls
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday released a video for the citizens of Bihar ahead of the assembly elections and said he has "served" them with "honesty and hard work" since he was first elected in 2005.
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No Seat Vacant, PM Or Chief Minister: Amit Shah Clears Air On Bihar Top Post
Jeers from the Grand Alliance flying left and right over "un-named" Chief Ministerial candidate of the NDA, Union Home Minister and the BJP's chief strategist Amit Shah cleared the air today.
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"He Compromised For Power": Tejashwi Yadav Tears Into Chirag Paswan
Tejashwi Yadav was responding to Chirag Paswan's charge that his father, Ram Vilas Paswan, wanted a Muslim chief minister for Bihar in 2005, but the RJD did not agree to it.
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"Like Bihar In 2005...": Nitish Kumar's Swipe At Arvind Kejriwal On Infra
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today asked the people of Delhi to give the BJP a chance to run the national capital. At his first rally in Delhi ahead of the single-phase election on February 8, Mr Kumar, with BJP president Amit Shah at his side, alleged the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government led by his counterpart Arvind Kejriwal "has not done an...
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BJP Had Benefited From Nitish Kumar's Popularity in 2005: JD(U)
A senior JD(U) leader today claimed that the BJP sustained a "body blow" at the just-concluded Bihar Assembly election by having its strength reduced to half as it did not have the company of Mr Nitish Kumar this time "to do a rescue act".
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Nitish-Lalu Had Demanded Religion-Based Quotas in 2005: PM Modi
Fuelling further the bitter quota debate in Bihar polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today accused his rivals Nitish Kumar and Lalu Prasad of having come together in July 2005 to demand a review of the policy to provide for religion-based reservation.
