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Samajwadi-Congress Alliance In Trouble, Tussle Over Minority-Dominated Seats
The Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance which was promising to alter the political equations for assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh is in trouble with both sides calling the other's demands for more seats unreasonable.
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Open To Alliance, But Final Decision Will Be Netaji's, Says Akhilesh Yadav
Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav said today that he is "not aware" of any attempt at forming a coalition with other parties ahead of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls, a final decision on which would be taken by Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav.
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Congress Takes Dig At Samajwadi Party's Ongoing Tussle
The Congress today took a jibe at the ongoing tussle in the "Samajwadi pariwar", saying that despite giving full attention to the "law and order of the family, instead of the state", things (in the family) have gone out of hands.
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Congress, Samajwadi Party, BSP indulging in WWF-like fights in Uttar Pradesh: Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi today took a jibe at the Congress, SP and BSP, saying the three parties are indulging in "stage-managed" WWF-like fights in Uttar Pradesh but come together to grab power at the Centre.
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Will Congress re-boot the UPA with Mulayam Singh Yadav and without Mamata Banerjee?
Mamata Banerjee may have done irreparable damage to her relationship with the Congress by forcing the government to dismiss her own party's Dinesh Trivedi as Railways Minister.
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Congress now reaching out to Samajwadi Party?
The Congress is facing a tough time because of its allies. Both Trinamool and the DMK are squeezing the Congress with their own agendas.
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Action on Ramdev shows Centre has lost mental balance: Mulayam
Samajwadi Party today said the police action against Baba Ramdev and his supporters showed that the "central government has lost its mental balance". "The way in which police brutally dealt with Ramdev and his supporters, including women, shows that the UPA government is afraid of him. It's an act against democracy... It see...
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Samajwadi-Congress Alliance In Trouble, Tussle Over Minority-Dominated Seats
The Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance which was promising to alter the political equations for assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh is in trouble with both sides calling the other's demands for more seats unreasonable.
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Open To Alliance, But Final Decision Will Be Netaji's, Says Akhilesh Yadav
Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav said today that he is "not aware" of any attempt at forming a coalition with other parties ahead of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls, a final decision on which would be taken by Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav.
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Congress Takes Dig At Samajwadi Party's Ongoing Tussle
The Congress today took a jibe at the ongoing tussle in the "Samajwadi pariwar", saying that despite giving full attention to the "law and order of the family, instead of the state", things (in the family) have gone out of hands.
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Congress, Samajwadi Party, BSP indulging in WWF-like fights in Uttar Pradesh: Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi today took a jibe at the Congress, SP and BSP, saying the three parties are indulging in "stage-managed" WWF-like fights in Uttar Pradesh but come together to grab power at the Centre.
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Will Congress re-boot the UPA with Mulayam Singh Yadav and without Mamata Banerjee?
Mamata Banerjee may have done irreparable damage to her relationship with the Congress by forcing the government to dismiss her own party's Dinesh Trivedi as Railways Minister.
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Congress now reaching out to Samajwadi Party?
The Congress is facing a tough time because of its allies. Both Trinamool and the DMK are squeezing the Congress with their own agendas.
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Action on Ramdev shows Centre has lost mental balance: Mulayam
Samajwadi Party today said the police action against Baba Ramdev and his supporters showed that the "central government has lost its mental balance". "The way in which police brutally dealt with Ramdev and his supporters, including women, shows that the UPA government is afraid of him. It's an act against democracy... It see...
