Congress Asked To Vacate Office
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Congress Has A New HQ. Why It Still Wants To Retain 24, Akbar Road Bungalow
Congress leaders accused the BJP-led government of resorting to vendetta politics and vowed to fight legally.
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Congress Asked To Vacate Lutyens Office It Occupied For 48 Years: Sources
Congress Gets Notice To Vacate Party Office In Delhi's Akbar Road By Saturday, March 28, Say Sources
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Court Orders National Herald Publisher To Vacate Delhi Building
The publisher of the Congress-linked National Herald newspaper must vacate its office in the capital, the Delhi High Court said today, cancelling a petition by the publisher against a December order to vacate.
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Government Asks Congress to Vacate Headquarters on New Delhi's Akbar Road
The Centre has in a notice reminded the Congress that it was to have vacated its headquarters at 24 Akbar Road in the heart of the capital in June 2013.
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Delhi: Former Education Minister Kiran Walia Asked to Vacate Flat Due to Pending Bills
Delhi government has asked the former Education Minister Kiran Walia to vacate the flat occupied by her for the past three and half months even after demitting office and pay the pending rent amount of Rs 9,38,000.
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Congress Has A New HQ. Why It Still Wants To Retain 24, Akbar Road Bungalow
Congress leaders accused the BJP-led government of resorting to vendetta politics and vowed to fight legally.
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Congress Asked To Vacate Lutyens Office It Occupied For 48 Years: Sources
Congress Gets Notice To Vacate Party Office In Delhi's Akbar Road By Saturday, March 28, Say Sources
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Court Orders National Herald Publisher To Vacate Delhi Building
The publisher of the Congress-linked National Herald newspaper must vacate its office in the capital, the Delhi High Court said today, cancelling a petition by the publisher against a December order to vacate.
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Government Asks Congress to Vacate Headquarters on New Delhi's Akbar Road
The Centre has in a notice reminded the Congress that it was to have vacated its headquarters at 24 Akbar Road in the heart of the capital in June 2013.
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Delhi: Former Education Minister Kiran Walia Asked to Vacate Flat Due to Pending Bills
Delhi government has asked the former Education Minister Kiran Walia to vacate the flat occupied by her for the past three and half months even after demitting office and pay the pending rent amount of Rs 9,38,000.
