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Ex-Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi Slams Mamata Banerjee Over "Daal Mein Kuch Kaala" Comments
Dinesh Trivedi, a former Railway Minister and top West Bengal BJP leader, slammed Mamata Banerjee for her "Dal mein kuch kaala hai" comment on the Odisha train accident.
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"Incompetent Or Part Of It": BJP's Dinesh Trivedi Attacks Ex-Boss Mamata Banerjee Over Job Scam, Trinamool Hits Back
Dinesh Trivedi, who left for BJP last year, speaks on Partha Chatterjee's arrest; Trinamool says he's just upset as BJP didn't keep promises to him
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Dinesh Trivedi Exposed Trinamool's "Truth In Parliament", Says BJP
Railway Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday said former TMC MP Dinesh Trivedi tried to do good work during his stint as railway minister, but his efforts were thwarted by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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"Betrayed" People Of Bengal, Says Trinamool On Dinesh Trivedi Joining BJP
Slamming its former Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Trivedi for switching over to the BJP, the Trinamool Congress on Saturday said he is "ungrateful" and has backstabbed the ruling party in West Bengal ahead of the assembly polls.
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"Golden Moment": Former Trinamool MP Dinesh Trivedi Joins BJP
Former Railway Minister and Trinamool Congress MP Dinesh Trivedi today joined the BJP, the latest in a long list of such defections over the past many months. The 70-year-old's change of course comes merely weeks ahead of the West Bengal Assembly polls, the run up to which is already seeing a bitter battle of attrition between the two political par...
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Trinamool's Model Of Violence, Corruption Won't Work: Dinesh Trivedi
Former Union Minister Dinesh Trivedi, who recently quit the Trinamool Congress (TMC), has said the "corruption and violence model" of West Bengal's ruling party will no longer work for it and will take the state back to "dark days".
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"Let Him Go To BJP's ICU": Abhishek Banerjee On Dinesh Trivedi Resigning
Trinamool MP Abhishek Banerjee responded to news of Dinesh Trivedi's potential departure to the BJP with a pithy remark: "Trivedi was saying he was feeling suffocated... let him go and get admitted to BJP's ICU"
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"I Am Very Grateful To BJP": Dinesh Trivedi, Trinamool's Latest Rebel
The Centre is under best leadership, said former railway minister Dinesh Trivedi who on Friday resigned as Trinamool Congress MP from Rajya Sabha, raising speculations that he may join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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"Nothing Wrong In Joining BJP": Dinesh Trivedi, Trinamool's Latest Rebel
After his shock resignation from the Trinamool Congress on Friday, Dinesh Trivedi said he "did not need an invitation to join the BJP" and added there was "nothing wrong" if he did end up in that party. He pulled no punches when it came to his soon-to-be-ex party boss Mamata Banerjee.
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Trinamool's Dinesh Trivedi Quits As MP, BJP Says He's Welcome
Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh Trivedi announced his resignation in parliament today, adding to a series of dramatic exits from Mamata Banerjee's party ahead of the Bengal election due by May. He said he felt helpless about the political violence in his state.
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Ex-Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi Slams Mamata Banerjee Over "Daal Mein Kuch Kaala" Comments
Dinesh Trivedi, a former Railway Minister and top West Bengal BJP leader, slammed Mamata Banerjee for her "Dal mein kuch kaala hai" comment on the Odisha train accident.
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"Incompetent Or Part Of It": BJP's Dinesh Trivedi Attacks Ex-Boss Mamata Banerjee Over Job Scam, Trinamool Hits Back
Dinesh Trivedi, who left for BJP last year, speaks on Partha Chatterjee's arrest; Trinamool says he's just upset as BJP didn't keep promises to him
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Dinesh Trivedi Exposed Trinamool's "Truth In Parliament", Says BJP
Railway Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday said former TMC MP Dinesh Trivedi tried to do good work during his stint as railway minister, but his efforts were thwarted by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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"Betrayed" People Of Bengal, Says Trinamool On Dinesh Trivedi Joining BJP
Slamming its former Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Trivedi for switching over to the BJP, the Trinamool Congress on Saturday said he is "ungrateful" and has backstabbed the ruling party in West Bengal ahead of the assembly polls.
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"Golden Moment": Former Trinamool MP Dinesh Trivedi Joins BJP
Former Railway Minister and Trinamool Congress MP Dinesh Trivedi today joined the BJP, the latest in a long list of such defections over the past many months. The 70-year-old's change of course comes merely weeks ahead of the West Bengal Assembly polls, the run up to which is already seeing a bitter battle of attrition between the two political par...
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Trinamool's Model Of Violence, Corruption Won't Work: Dinesh Trivedi
Former Union Minister Dinesh Trivedi, who recently quit the Trinamool Congress (TMC), has said the "corruption and violence model" of West Bengal's ruling party will no longer work for it and will take the state back to "dark days".
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"Let Him Go To BJP's ICU": Abhishek Banerjee On Dinesh Trivedi Resigning
Trinamool MP Abhishek Banerjee responded to news of Dinesh Trivedi's potential departure to the BJP with a pithy remark: "Trivedi was saying he was feeling suffocated... let him go and get admitted to BJP's ICU"
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"I Am Very Grateful To BJP": Dinesh Trivedi, Trinamool's Latest Rebel
The Centre is under best leadership, said former railway minister Dinesh Trivedi who on Friday resigned as Trinamool Congress MP from Rajya Sabha, raising speculations that he may join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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"Nothing Wrong In Joining BJP": Dinesh Trivedi, Trinamool's Latest Rebel
After his shock resignation from the Trinamool Congress on Friday, Dinesh Trivedi said he "did not need an invitation to join the BJP" and added there was "nothing wrong" if he did end up in that party. He pulled no punches when it came to his soon-to-be-ex party boss Mamata Banerjee.
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Trinamool's Dinesh Trivedi Quits As MP, BJP Says He's Welcome
Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh Trivedi announced his resignation in parliament today, adding to a series of dramatic exits from Mamata Banerjee's party ahead of the Bengal election due by May. He said he felt helpless about the political violence in his state.
