Campaigning In Gujarat
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Rahul Gandhi's "Two Indias" Jibe At BJP As He Joins Gujarat Campaign Trail
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit the Assembly poll hustings in Gujarat and accused the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of drawing up plans to displace adivasis who are the "first owners of the country".
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In Gujarat Elections, It Is Going To Be Development Vs Development
The BJP has come up with a response to the social media campaign backed by the Congress that mocks the Gujarat growth story. And it keeps the focus sharply on development, the changes that the state has seen during the two decades that the BJP has been in power. The tagline: "Hu Vikas Chhu... Hu Gujarat chhu (I am development... I am Gujarat).
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Mission Accomplished, Going Home, Says NRI Campaigner for Modi
Campaigning in Gujarat and UP was tough but worth it, he writes.
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Rahul Gandhi compares Narendra Modi to Hitler
While in Gujarat today, Rahul Gandhi compared its top man, Chief Minister Narendra Modi, to Adolf Hitler - his sharpest attack yet on a rival who is forecast to beat him in the upcoming general election.
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Rahul Gandhi's "Two Indias" Jibe At BJP As He Joins Gujarat Campaign Trail
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit the Assembly poll hustings in Gujarat and accused the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of drawing up plans to displace adivasis who are the "first owners of the country".
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In Gujarat Elections, It Is Going To Be Development Vs Development
The BJP has come up with a response to the social media campaign backed by the Congress that mocks the Gujarat growth story. And it keeps the focus sharply on development, the changes that the state has seen during the two decades that the BJP has been in power. The tagline: "Hu Vikas Chhu... Hu Gujarat chhu (I am development... I am Gujarat).
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Mission Accomplished, Going Home, Says NRI Campaigner for Modi
Campaigning in Gujarat and UP was tough but worth it, he writes.
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Rahul Gandhi compares Narendra Modi to Hitler
While in Gujarat today, Rahul Gandhi compared its top man, Chief Minister Narendra Modi, to Adolf Hitler - his sharpest attack yet on a rival who is forecast to beat him in the upcoming general election.
