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Know Your Delhi Candidate: Arvinder Singh Lovely
Arvinder Singh Lovely is a Congress leader who had walked out of his party in 2017 to join the BJP. He returned to the Congress in February 2018. Mr Lovely, who has been the Delhi Education Minister in the past, lost the fight for the East Delhi Lok Sabha seat in 2019 to the BJP's Gautam Gambhir.
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Know Your Delhi Leader: Alka Lamba
Alka Lamba left the Congress in 2013 and joined the new party formed by Arvind Kejriwal, Aam Aadmi Party. Two years later, she went on to win the election to the Delhi assembly from Chandni Chowk constituency. In 2019, she left the AAP and returned to the Congress.
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44 Bills Tabled In 6th Delhi Assembly Till February 2019 Passed: Report
All the 44 bills tabled in the sixth Delhi Assembly till February last year were passed, according to election watchdog Association For Democratic Reforms.
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"Burnt?" BJP Jabs Arvind Kejriwal With "Paap Ki Adalat" Spoof Video
The Delhi BJP on Friday intensified its social media war with the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) by sharing a spoof video on Twitter to mock Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. In the video, titled "Paap Ki Adalat", Mr Kejriwal's lookalike is described by an actor as "someone who behaves like a novice" and "who takes a U-turn on everything"
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Will Provide "Pucca" Houses To Unauthorised Colony Residents: Congress
The Delhi Congress on Thursday said it will provide "pucca" houses to the residents of slum areas across the national capital if the party is voted to power in the upcoming Assembly elections.
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Will Choose Candidates With No Criminal Record For Delhi Polls: AAP
The AAP will apply the "3Cs" yardstick of (no) corruption, (no) criminal record and (good) character while choosing candidates for the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls, senior party leader Sanjay Singh said on Wednesday.
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Delhi Elections 2019: Small Shops In 100 Colonies Will Be Regularised, Says Piyush Goyal
Union Minister Piyush Goyal said on Monday that Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will authorise small shops running in over 100 colonies in the national capital. He said that the move would benefit 50,000 small and marginal traders in Delhi.
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Guggan Singh Defects Again, Rejoins BJP Ahead Of Delhi Assembly Elections
AAP leader Guggan Singh, who was the party's candidate from northwest Delhi in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, returned to BJP on Monday.
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BJP Trying To Jolt Country By Bringing Laws Like Citizenship Act: Alka Lamba
Amid the 134th foundation day celebrations of the Congress, party leader Alka Lamba on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was expected to quell the countrywide agitation over citizenship law but he instead called them "rioters and urban Naxals."
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"Bring It On": Arvind Kejriwal's Response To BJP Criticism
Delhi Elections 2020: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today indicated that he has an open mind to criticism, even if it is from the BJP. "I want the people to conduct a strict evaluation of our work, find our shortcomings, and provide suggestions so that we can do better," the Chief Minister tweeted, as the BJP announced that it was releasing ...
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Know Your Delhi Candidate: Arvinder Singh Lovely
Arvinder Singh Lovely is a Congress leader who had walked out of his party in 2017 to join the BJP. He returned to the Congress in February 2018. Mr Lovely, who has been the Delhi Education Minister in the past, lost the fight for the East Delhi Lok Sabha seat in 2019 to the BJP's Gautam Gambhir.
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Know Your Delhi Leader: Alka Lamba
Alka Lamba left the Congress in 2013 and joined the new party formed by Arvind Kejriwal, Aam Aadmi Party. Two years later, she went on to win the election to the Delhi assembly from Chandni Chowk constituency. In 2019, she left the AAP and returned to the Congress.
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44 Bills Tabled In 6th Delhi Assembly Till February 2019 Passed: Report
All the 44 bills tabled in the sixth Delhi Assembly till February last year were passed, according to election watchdog Association For Democratic Reforms.
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"Burnt?" BJP Jabs Arvind Kejriwal With "Paap Ki Adalat" Spoof Video
The Delhi BJP on Friday intensified its social media war with the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) by sharing a spoof video on Twitter to mock Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. In the video, titled "Paap Ki Adalat", Mr Kejriwal's lookalike is described by an actor as "someone who behaves like a novice" and "who takes a U-turn on everything"
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Will Provide "Pucca" Houses To Unauthorised Colony Residents: Congress
The Delhi Congress on Thursday said it will provide "pucca" houses to the residents of slum areas across the national capital if the party is voted to power in the upcoming Assembly elections.
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Will Choose Candidates With No Criminal Record For Delhi Polls: AAP
The AAP will apply the "3Cs" yardstick of (no) corruption, (no) criminal record and (good) character while choosing candidates for the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls, senior party leader Sanjay Singh said on Wednesday.
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Delhi Elections 2019: Small Shops In 100 Colonies Will Be Regularised, Says Piyush Goyal
Union Minister Piyush Goyal said on Monday that Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will authorise small shops running in over 100 colonies in the national capital. He said that the move would benefit 50,000 small and marginal traders in Delhi.
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Guggan Singh Defects Again, Rejoins BJP Ahead Of Delhi Assembly Elections
AAP leader Guggan Singh, who was the party's candidate from northwest Delhi in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, returned to BJP on Monday.
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BJP Trying To Jolt Country By Bringing Laws Like Citizenship Act: Alka Lamba
Amid the 134th foundation day celebrations of the Congress, party leader Alka Lamba on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was expected to quell the countrywide agitation over citizenship law but he instead called them "rioters and urban Naxals."
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"Bring It On": Arvind Kejriwal's Response To BJP Criticism
Delhi Elections 2020: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today indicated that he has an open mind to criticism, even if it is from the BJP. "I want the people to conduct a strict evaluation of our work, find our shortcomings, and provide suggestions so that we can do better," the Chief Minister tweeted, as the BJP announced that it was releasing ...
