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BJP Spent Over Rs 1,737 Crore For Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Expenditure Report
The Bharatiya Janata Party spent Rs 1,737.68 crore for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, according to the expenditure report submitted by the party to the Election Commission of India.
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BJP Spent Over Rs 209 Crore In 2022 Gujarat Assembly Polls: Report
The BJP, which is in power in Gujarat for over 25 years, had spent over Rs 209 crore in the 2022 state assembly polls, according to details submitted by the party to the Election Commission.
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Congress Spent Over Rs 130 Crore On Gujarat, Himachal Polls
The Congress spent over Rs 130 crore for contesting the Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh assembly polls held late last year, according to an expenditure report submitted by the party to the Election Commission.
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10 Storeys, Near 100 Crores State-Of-Art BJP Office In Madhya Pradesh
With elections coming up later this year, a lot is going to change in Madhya Pradesh BJP, even the party office in Bhopal. After 32 years, the BJP is constructing a state-of-the art party office with an expenditure of near Rs 100 crore.
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Nitin Gadkari, Vijay Rupani In BJP's List Of Star Campaigners In Gujarat
The status of a star campaigner is a given to crowd-pullers of parties whose expenditures on the campaign trail do not add up to the cap set by the Election Commission for candidates.
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Trinamool Spent Rs 47 Crore For Goa Polls, BJP Rs 17 Crore: Election Body
The Goa assembly elections were keenly fought with the Trinamool Congress and Aam Aadmi Party throwing their hats in the ring but when it came to poll expenditure, it was the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress that loosened its purse strings spen
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BJP Spent Over Rs 340 Crore On Poll Campaigns In 5 States, Maximum In UP
BJP spent over Rs 340 crore in the assembly polls in five states held earlier this year, while the Congress shelled out more than Rs 194 crore for its campaigning in these states, according to the election expenditure reports of the two parties.
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BJP Spent Rs 252 Crore In Poll Campaign In 5 States, 60% Of It In Bengal
The BJP spent Rs 252 crore in the assembly elections held in Assam, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Kerala earlier this year with almost 60 per cent used for campaigning in the Trinamool Congress-ruled state.
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AAP "Sponsoring" Anti-Citizenship Act Protests At Shaheen Bagh: BJP
The BJP on Thursday accused the Aam Aadmi Party of "sponsoring" anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests, including the one at Delhi's Shaheen Bagh and running a "proxy campaign" through the protesters, as it urged the Election Commission to include expenses incurred on these demonstrations in the expenditure of AAP candidates.
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BJP Spent Most In 2014 Maharashtra, Haryana Elections: Report
Maharashtra Polls 2014: The BJP had spent over 60 per cent of the total expenditure by all political parties, on publicity, travel, miscellaneous expenses and lumpsum amount to the candidates in the 2014 Haryana and Maharashtra Assembly polls, according to a report the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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BJP Spent Over Rs 1,737 Crore For Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Expenditure Report
The Bharatiya Janata Party spent Rs 1,737.68 crore for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, according to the expenditure report submitted by the party to the Election Commission of India.
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BJP Spent Over Rs 209 Crore In 2022 Gujarat Assembly Polls: Report
The BJP, which is in power in Gujarat for over 25 years, had spent over Rs 209 crore in the 2022 state assembly polls, according to details submitted by the party to the Election Commission.
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Congress Spent Over Rs 130 Crore On Gujarat, Himachal Polls
The Congress spent over Rs 130 crore for contesting the Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh assembly polls held late last year, according to an expenditure report submitted by the party to the Election Commission.
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10 Storeys, Near 100 Crores State-Of-Art BJP Office In Madhya Pradesh
With elections coming up later this year, a lot is going to change in Madhya Pradesh BJP, even the party office in Bhopal. After 32 years, the BJP is constructing a state-of-the art party office with an expenditure of near Rs 100 crore.
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Nitin Gadkari, Vijay Rupani In BJP's List Of Star Campaigners In Gujarat
The status of a star campaigner is a given to crowd-pullers of parties whose expenditures on the campaign trail do not add up to the cap set by the Election Commission for candidates.
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Trinamool Spent Rs 47 Crore For Goa Polls, BJP Rs 17 Crore: Election Body
The Goa assembly elections were keenly fought with the Trinamool Congress and Aam Aadmi Party throwing their hats in the ring but when it came to poll expenditure, it was the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress that loosened its purse strings spen
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BJP Spent Over Rs 340 Crore On Poll Campaigns In 5 States, Maximum In UP
BJP spent over Rs 340 crore in the assembly polls in five states held earlier this year, while the Congress shelled out more than Rs 194 crore for its campaigning in these states, according to the election expenditure reports of the two parties.
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BJP Spent Rs 252 Crore In Poll Campaign In 5 States, 60% Of It In Bengal
The BJP spent Rs 252 crore in the assembly elections held in Assam, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Kerala earlier this year with almost 60 per cent used for campaigning in the Trinamool Congress-ruled state.
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AAP "Sponsoring" Anti-Citizenship Act Protests At Shaheen Bagh: BJP
The BJP on Thursday accused the Aam Aadmi Party of "sponsoring" anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests, including the one at Delhi's Shaheen Bagh and running a "proxy campaign" through the protesters, as it urged the Election Commission to include expenses incurred on these demonstrations in the expenditure of AAP candidates.
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BJP Spent Most In 2014 Maharashtra, Haryana Elections: Report
Maharashtra Polls 2014: The BJP had spent over 60 per cent of the total expenditure by all political parties, on publicity, travel, miscellaneous expenses and lumpsum amount to the candidates in the 2014 Haryana and Maharashtra Assembly polls, according to a report the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
