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AAP Rebel Sandeep Pathak Untraceable As Arrest Looms In Two Cases
Sandeep Pathak was among the seven AAP Rajya Sabha MPs who had quit the Arvind Kejriwal-led party and joined the BJP.
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Congress Targets Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Over Delhi Visit
Chief Minister Mann is scheduled to meet President Droupadi Murmu on May 5, where he is expected to raise concerns about the defection of seven Rajya Sabha MPs to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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As Assam Preps For Vote Counting, 'Chiprang Politics' Takes Centrestage
Assam BJP chief and Lok Sabha MP Dilip Saikia issued a stern advisory to all party members, including candidates and office-bearers, urging them to refrain from using any derogatory or unbecoming language.
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Screams, Cracked Windshield: Trinamool MP's Facebook Live Amid "Attack"
The footage shot from the rear seat shows the vehicle moving along a road when a large group of men suddenly surrounds it
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"Only They Can Give Answer": AAP MP Who Refused Raghav Chadha's BJP Switch
Pressed about the chance some MLAs could leave, he said, "I don't think so we see all circumstances. But the election is coming in eight-nine months. Everyone has to think about themselves. Now we can't say anything."
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Trinamool MP Alleges Attack On Car By BJP Workers, Poll Body Seeks Report
Trinamool Congress MP Mitali Bag alleges BJP workers vandalised her car during campaign in Hooghly district
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BJP Welcomes Raghav Chadha And Co With "Tukde Tukde" Dig At Opposition
Rijiju said that Chadha and the six MPs have never used abusive languages or created any indiscipline and un-parliamentary conducts
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The Bill That Could Have Stopped Raghav Chadha From Splitting The AAP
Chadha suggested an amendment that increased the threshold to three-fourths and barred defecting MPs from contesting elections for the next six years. Had the bill been passed, the cut-off number would have been eight, i.e. Chadha + seven.
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All Not Well In Uddhav Sena? MPs' 'Courtesy' Meetings Spark Exodus Buzz
Sources familiar with recent meetings among the MPs in Delhi point to a deeper issue -- an alleged communication gap between the party's leadership and its parliamentary wing.
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Survival, Legal Fight, Punjab Battle: What's Next for AAP After MP Exodus
The AAP has said it will seek the disqualification of the seven MPs and take the legal route if there is a delay.
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AAP Rebel Sandeep Pathak Untraceable As Arrest Looms In Two Cases
Sandeep Pathak was among the seven AAP Rajya Sabha MPs who had quit the Arvind Kejriwal-led party and joined the BJP.
-
Congress Targets Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Over Delhi Visit
Chief Minister Mann is scheduled to meet President Droupadi Murmu on May 5, where he is expected to raise concerns about the defection of seven Rajya Sabha MPs to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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As Assam Preps For Vote Counting, 'Chiprang Politics' Takes Centrestage
Assam BJP chief and Lok Sabha MP Dilip Saikia issued a stern advisory to all party members, including candidates and office-bearers, urging them to refrain from using any derogatory or unbecoming language.
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Screams, Cracked Windshield: Trinamool MP's Facebook Live Amid "Attack"
The footage shot from the rear seat shows the vehicle moving along a road when a large group of men suddenly surrounds it
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"Only They Can Give Answer": AAP MP Who Refused Raghav Chadha's BJP Switch
Pressed about the chance some MLAs could leave, he said, "I don't think so we see all circumstances. But the election is coming in eight-nine months. Everyone has to think about themselves. Now we can't say anything."
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Trinamool MP Alleges Attack On Car By BJP Workers, Poll Body Seeks Report
Trinamool Congress MP Mitali Bag alleges BJP workers vandalised her car during campaign in Hooghly district
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BJP Welcomes Raghav Chadha And Co With "Tukde Tukde" Dig At Opposition
Rijiju said that Chadha and the six MPs have never used abusive languages or created any indiscipline and un-parliamentary conducts
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The Bill That Could Have Stopped Raghav Chadha From Splitting The AAP
Chadha suggested an amendment that increased the threshold to three-fourths and barred defecting MPs from contesting elections for the next six years. Had the bill been passed, the cut-off number would have been eight, i.e. Chadha + seven.
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All Not Well In Uddhav Sena? MPs' 'Courtesy' Meetings Spark Exodus Buzz
Sources familiar with recent meetings among the MPs in Delhi point to a deeper issue -- an alleged communication gap between the party's leadership and its parliamentary wing.
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Survival, Legal Fight, Punjab Battle: What's Next for AAP After MP Exodus
The AAP has said it will seek the disqualification of the seven MPs and take the legal route if there is a delay.
