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Nitish Kumar's Party On Verge Of Split: Sushil Modi's Shocker
Days after the mega revolt by Nationalist Congress Party's Ajit Pawar in Maharashtra, BJP's Sushil Modi has claimed that a similar situation is brewing in Bihar.
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"No NDA, BJP Allies Have Left It": Tejashwi Yadav At Big Opposition Rally
Tejashwi Yadav: INLD was one of the strongest parties in Haryana, and now it is fighting for its survival in the state following a split after its patriarch Om Prakash Chautala's elder son Ajay Chautala formed Jannayak Janata Party, a BJP ally.
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"Lotus Laundry": Nitish Kumar's JD(U)'s New Epithet For Ex-Ally BJP
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JD(U) on Thursday coined a new term, lotus laundry', to berate the BJP, a former ally it dumped recently over alleged attempts to split the party.
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Nitish Kumar Downplays Defection Of JDU MLAs To BJP In Arunachal
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday downplayed the split suffered by the Janata Dal (United) in Arunachal Pradesh where all but one MLA of the party have joined the BJP.
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Nitish Kumar's Party, BJP Reach 50:50 Seat Deal For Bihar Polls: Sources
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United (JDU) and the BJP have reached a seat-sharing agreement in principle - with an almost even split - days before the October-November state election and the announcement is expected soon, sources told NDTV on Saturday.
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No 16-17 Deal, Will Get As Many Seats As BJP, Says Nitish Kumar's Party
Nitish Kumar's party today made it clear that it won't allow the BJP a numerical advantage even by one seat in Bihar in next year's Lok Sabha elections. A day after BJP sources told the media of a 16-17 deal that solved the thorny seat-sharing issue, giving Nitish Kumar most of what he wants, sources in the Janata Dal United said the party had been...
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Sharad Yadav's Rajya Sabha Membership Cancelled After JD(U) Petition
Sharad Yadav, who had opposed Nitish Kumar's decision to ally with the BJP and split Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United, was disqualified from Rajya Sabha today. Following a petition from the JD(U), Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu terminated his membership from the upper house of parliament with immediate effect.
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Split Wide Open: Sharad Yadav Removed As JD-U Leader In Rajya Sabha
Sharad Yadav, who has openly disapproved of Nitish Kumar's alliance with the BJP in Bihar, was today removed as the leader of Janata Dal (United) in Rajya Sabha. The move comes a day Bihar Chief Minister said that Mr Yadav "is free to go where he wants".
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Prepared to face consequences of sticking to principles: Nitish on split with BJP
Nitish Kumar held hands with Mulayam Singh Yadav as the two leaders joined others from 14 political parties on stage at a convention against communalism organised by the Left today.
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In Patna, Narendra Modi charges rival Nitish Kumar with 'betrayal'
Narendra Modi pulled no punches as he landed in Nitish Kumar's Patna, accusing the Bihar chief minister of "opportunism" for splitting with his party, the BJP, earlier this year. But he made no mention in a very long speech, of a series of blasts in the city today that left five people dead and several injured.
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Nitish Kumar's Party On Verge Of Split: Sushil Modi's Shocker
Days after the mega revolt by Nationalist Congress Party's Ajit Pawar in Maharashtra, BJP's Sushil Modi has claimed that a similar situation is brewing in Bihar.
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"No NDA, BJP Allies Have Left It": Tejashwi Yadav At Big Opposition Rally
Tejashwi Yadav: INLD was one of the strongest parties in Haryana, and now it is fighting for its survival in the state following a split after its patriarch Om Prakash Chautala's elder son Ajay Chautala formed Jannayak Janata Party, a BJP ally.
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"Lotus Laundry": Nitish Kumar's JD(U)'s New Epithet For Ex-Ally BJP
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JD(U) on Thursday coined a new term, lotus laundry', to berate the BJP, a former ally it dumped recently over alleged attempts to split the party.
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Nitish Kumar Downplays Defection Of JDU MLAs To BJP In Arunachal
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday downplayed the split suffered by the Janata Dal (United) in Arunachal Pradesh where all but one MLA of the party have joined the BJP.
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Nitish Kumar's Party, BJP Reach 50:50 Seat Deal For Bihar Polls: Sources
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United (JDU) and the BJP have reached a seat-sharing agreement in principle - with an almost even split - days before the October-November state election and the announcement is expected soon, sources told NDTV on Saturday.
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No 16-17 Deal, Will Get As Many Seats As BJP, Says Nitish Kumar's Party
Nitish Kumar's party today made it clear that it won't allow the BJP a numerical advantage even by one seat in Bihar in next year's Lok Sabha elections. A day after BJP sources told the media of a 16-17 deal that solved the thorny seat-sharing issue, giving Nitish Kumar most of what he wants, sources in the Janata Dal United said the party had been...
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Sharad Yadav's Rajya Sabha Membership Cancelled After JD(U) Petition
Sharad Yadav, who had opposed Nitish Kumar's decision to ally with the BJP and split Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United, was disqualified from Rajya Sabha today. Following a petition from the JD(U), Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu terminated his membership from the upper house of parliament with immediate effect.
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Split Wide Open: Sharad Yadav Removed As JD-U Leader In Rajya Sabha
Sharad Yadav, who has openly disapproved of Nitish Kumar's alliance with the BJP in Bihar, was today removed as the leader of Janata Dal (United) in Rajya Sabha. The move comes a day Bihar Chief Minister said that Mr Yadav "is free to go where he wants".
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Prepared to face consequences of sticking to principles: Nitish on split with BJP
Nitish Kumar held hands with Mulayam Singh Yadav as the two leaders joined others from 14 political parties on stage at a convention against communalism organised by the Left today.
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In Patna, Narendra Modi charges rival Nitish Kumar with 'betrayal'
Narendra Modi pulled no punches as he landed in Nitish Kumar's Patna, accusing the Bihar chief minister of "opportunism" for splitting with his party, the BJP, earlier this year. But he made no mention in a very long speech, of a series of blasts in the city today that left five people dead and several injured.
