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Polls Soon, BJP Has A Chirag Paswan-Shaped Problem In Bihar
As the BJP-JDU alliance preps for the upcoming Bihar Assembly polls, tackling the RJD-Congress campaign is only one of its challenges. An equally big task is to keep NDA's house in order by finalising a seat-sharing agreement with partners
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NDA's Likely Bihar Plan: Elder Brother Share For JD(U), Chirag Paswan Factor
A consensus has been reached between the constituents of the ruling National Democratic Alliance in Bihar as Assembly elections, with the Janata Dal (United) set to be projected as the elder brother, sources told NDTV.
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Caste Survey? Check. Phase 1 Of BJP-Led Alliance's Bihar Poll Prep Done
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance, which includes Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JDU, has completed groundwork for distribution of tickets for the Bihar Assembly election expected to be held later this year, sources told NDTV Tuesday.
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BJP Breaks New Ground In Bihar, Goes One Up On Nitish Kumar In Seat Share
he BJP -- long used to playing the supporting role to Nitish Kumar in Bihar -- has taken the lead for the first time and will spearhead the NDA attack in the state.
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Chirag Paswan's LJP Agrees Seat-Share Deal With BJP, "Details Soon"
The BJP and the Lok Janshakti Party have agreed a seat-share deal for the Lok Sabha election in Bihar, LJP boss Chirag Paswan said Wednesday evening.
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"Let Bygones Be Bygones": Bihar BJP Wants Thaw With JDU's Prashant Kishor
After weeks of political haranguing, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi held out the olive branch to ally Janata Dal United on New Year's Day, expressing hope that the "bitterness, ill-will and mistrust" caused by his recent exchanges with party leader Prashant Kishor will fade away ahead of the assembly elections in the state.
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NDA Announces Seat Sharing In Bihar; Congress Leaves 7 Seats In UP: Highlights
The ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has sealed seats with its allies in Bihar for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. According to the agreement, the Janata Dal-United and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will contest 17 seats each while the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) will contest from six seats.
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PM On Stage With Nitish Kumar At Election Rally, First In A Decade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the developmental projects in the state as he shared stage with Mr Kumar, the first at a political rally in a decade. "Today, I am happy that Nitish babu worries about the poor and took Bihar out of the old ways and gave it a new direction," PM Modi said. He kicked off the e...
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Pulwama Terror Attack Drowns Differences Between BJP and Bihar Allies
NDA allies Nitish Kumar and Ram Vilas Paswan today threw their weight behind the government and called for retaliatory measures over the suicide attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, which led to the deaths of more than 40 CRPF personnel. The country is seething over the terror attack on Pulwama and the government should give a befitting reply, Pr...
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"BJP Under Pressure, Bihar Seat-Share Deal Confirms That": Sachin Pilot
After RLSP's (Rashtriya Lok Samta Party) exit from the BJP-led NDA and the ruling party at the centre agreeing to contest an equal number of Lok Sabha seats in Bihar as its ally JD(U), the opposition is dubbing the developments as the BJP's struggle for survival.
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BJP, Nitish Kumar And Paswans Announce Bihar Deal After Weeks Of Turmoil
The BJP and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United will contest 17 seats each in Bihar for next year's general elections, BJP chief Amit Shah announced today after a meeting with the Bihar chief minister.
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Now Ally Chirag Paswan's Sharp Message To BJP On "Consequences"
Upendra Kushwaha's exit from the NDA over seat sharing in Bihar for next year's general elections, has made other allies restive. The Lok Janashakti Party -- the other ally expected to bear the brunt of the BJP arrangement with Nitish Kumar for a 50:50 division of seats -- has issued a warning to the BJP.
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"Betrayed By You": Ally Upendra Kushwaha Quits As Minister, Writes To PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bihar ally Upendra Kushwaha quit as union minister today in a move that had been anticipated for months because of his growing resentment over seat sharing for the 2019 general election. Mr Kushwaha announced the decision after meeting with Congress president Rahul Gandhi this morning.
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Upendra Kushwaha Drags BJP, In His Fight Against JD(U) Chief Nitish Kumar
Rashtriya Lok Samta Party (RLSP) chief and Union Minister Upendra Kushwaha, who has been targeting Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, today dragged ally BJP into his campaign against the JD(U) chief, amid signs that he was drifting away from the ruling NDA due to unhappiness over seat sharing arrangement for the Lok Sabha polls. Mr Kushwaha raked u...
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"Kite-Flying": Bihar Allies On BJP-Nitish Kumar's 50-50 Seat-Sharing Deal
Deeply upset by the BJP's seat sharing formula in Bihar, two NDA constituents - Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) and the Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP) - have made it clear that they want to contest the next Lok Sabha election with the same as that of 2014.
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Polls Soon, BJP Has A Chirag Paswan-Shaped Problem In Bihar
As the BJP-JDU alliance preps for the upcoming Bihar Assembly polls, tackling the RJD-Congress campaign is only one of its challenges. An equally big task is to keep NDA's house in order by finalising a seat-sharing agreement with partners
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NDA's Likely Bihar Plan: Elder Brother Share For JD(U), Chirag Paswan Factor
A consensus has been reached between the constituents of the ruling National Democratic Alliance in Bihar as Assembly elections, with the Janata Dal (United) set to be projected as the elder brother, sources told NDTV.
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Caste Survey? Check. Phase 1 Of BJP-Led Alliance's Bihar Poll Prep Done
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance, which includes Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JDU, has completed groundwork for distribution of tickets for the Bihar Assembly election expected to be held later this year, sources told NDTV Tuesday.
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BJP Breaks New Ground In Bihar, Goes One Up On Nitish Kumar In Seat Share
he BJP -- long used to playing the supporting role to Nitish Kumar in Bihar -- has taken the lead for the first time and will spearhead the NDA attack in the state.
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Chirag Paswan's LJP Agrees Seat-Share Deal With BJP, "Details Soon"
The BJP and the Lok Janshakti Party have agreed a seat-share deal for the Lok Sabha election in Bihar, LJP boss Chirag Paswan said Wednesday evening.
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"Let Bygones Be Bygones": Bihar BJP Wants Thaw With JDU's Prashant Kishor
After weeks of political haranguing, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi held out the olive branch to ally Janata Dal United on New Year's Day, expressing hope that the "bitterness, ill-will and mistrust" caused by his recent exchanges with party leader Prashant Kishor will fade away ahead of the assembly elections in the state.
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NDA Announces Seat Sharing In Bihar; Congress Leaves 7 Seats In UP: Highlights
The ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has sealed seats with its allies in Bihar for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. According to the agreement, the Janata Dal-United and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will contest 17 seats each while the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) will contest from six seats.
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PM On Stage With Nitish Kumar At Election Rally, First In A Decade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for the developmental projects in the state as he shared stage with Mr Kumar, the first at a political rally in a decade. "Today, I am happy that Nitish babu worries about the poor and took Bihar out of the old ways and gave it a new direction," PM Modi said. He kicked off the e...
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Pulwama Terror Attack Drowns Differences Between BJP and Bihar Allies
NDA allies Nitish Kumar and Ram Vilas Paswan today threw their weight behind the government and called for retaliatory measures over the suicide attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, which led to the deaths of more than 40 CRPF personnel. The country is seething over the terror attack on Pulwama and the government should give a befitting reply, Pr...
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"BJP Under Pressure, Bihar Seat-Share Deal Confirms That": Sachin Pilot
After RLSP's (Rashtriya Lok Samta Party) exit from the BJP-led NDA and the ruling party at the centre agreeing to contest an equal number of Lok Sabha seats in Bihar as its ally JD(U), the opposition is dubbing the developments as the BJP's struggle for survival.
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BJP, Nitish Kumar And Paswans Announce Bihar Deal After Weeks Of Turmoil
The BJP and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United will contest 17 seats each in Bihar for next year's general elections, BJP chief Amit Shah announced today after a meeting with the Bihar chief minister.
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Now Ally Chirag Paswan's Sharp Message To BJP On "Consequences"
Upendra Kushwaha's exit from the NDA over seat sharing in Bihar for next year's general elections, has made other allies restive. The Lok Janashakti Party -- the other ally expected to bear the brunt of the BJP arrangement with Nitish Kumar for a 50:50 division of seats -- has issued a warning to the BJP.
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"Betrayed By You": Ally Upendra Kushwaha Quits As Minister, Writes To PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bihar ally Upendra Kushwaha quit as union minister today in a move that had been anticipated for months because of his growing resentment over seat sharing for the 2019 general election. Mr Kushwaha announced the decision after meeting with Congress president Rahul Gandhi this morning.
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Upendra Kushwaha Drags BJP, In His Fight Against JD(U) Chief Nitish Kumar
Rashtriya Lok Samta Party (RLSP) chief and Union Minister Upendra Kushwaha, who has been targeting Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, today dragged ally BJP into his campaign against the JD(U) chief, amid signs that he was drifting away from the ruling NDA due to unhappiness over seat sharing arrangement for the Lok Sabha polls. Mr Kushwaha raked u...
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"Kite-Flying": Bihar Allies On BJP-Nitish Kumar's 50-50 Seat-Sharing Deal
Deeply upset by the BJP's seat sharing formula in Bihar, two NDA constituents - Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) and the Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP) - have made it clear that they want to contest the next Lok Sabha election with the same as that of 2014.
