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Ex Constable Beats Former Bihar Top Cop In Race For Ticket, Says This
Former Bihar police chief Gupteshwar Pandey, who quit his job last month and announced his political debut, has missed out on the chance to contest the approaching state election. He had made it clear that he wished to contest the polls from Buxar, his home district, as a candidate of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United.
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Why Was Ex Bihar Top Cop Denied Ticket? Maharashtra Home Minister's Theory
Former Bihar Police chief Gupteshwar Pandey was denied a ticket to contest the upcoming state assembly elections probably after he raised questions about the former officer, Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh sarcastically remarked today.
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What Controversial Ex Bihar Top Cop, Left Out Of JD(U) Poll List, Said
Gupteshwar Pandey, the former police chief of Bihar who quit the force last month and was seen as priming himself for the election, will not be contesting this time. Mr Pandey had joined the Janata Dal United led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. But his name was missing from the complete list of 115 candidates of the party announced on Wednesday.
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Turncoats Given Tickets As Nitish Kumar's Party Names 115 Candidates For Bihar Polls
RJD president Lalu Prasad's close relative Chandrika Roy has been nominated by the JD(U) from his traditional Parsa assembly seat, but name of the former state police chief Gupteshwar Pandey is missing from the list of 115 candidates released by the party on Wednesday.
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On Ex-Bihar Top Cop, Maharashtra Congress Taunts BJP's Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Congress today said Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United must not give former top cop Gupteshwar Pandey - who joined the party yesterday - a ticket to contest next month's election because he had "insulted" Mumbai Police
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Ex-Police Chief Joins Nitish Kumar's Party A Month Before Bihar Election
Former Bihar Police chief Gupteshwar Pandey joins Nitish Kumar's party a month before state election
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Ex-Bihar Top Cop Meets Nitish Kumar Days After Quitting
Former Bihar police chief, Gupteshwar Pandey, who made headlines for his shocking "aukat (stature)" comment about Rhea Chakraborty, met Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today amid ongoing speculation that he will join the ruling Janata Dal United
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"What's The Harm If I Join Politics?": Bihar's Ex Top Cop On Future Plans
Gupteshwar Pandey, who quit the post of the Bihar police chief on Wednesday, gave what appeared a clear hint of his future plan by the end of the day. Since Tuesday, when he put in his papers, there was a strong buzz that the former police chief will take the high road to politics, contesting the coming state elections on an NDA ticket from his hom...
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"Retirement Not Linked To Sushant Case": Ex Bihar Top Cop Amid Poll Buzz
Bihar police chief Gupteshwar Pandey, after quitting service last evening, said today that his decision had nothing to do with the Sushant Singh Rajput case, which has become a huge political talking point ahead of the state's election just weeks away. But politics is definitely on his agenda and he made it clear as he told the media that he would ...
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Ex Constable Beats Former Bihar Top Cop In Race For Ticket, Says This
Former Bihar police chief Gupteshwar Pandey, who quit his job last month and announced his political debut, has missed out on the chance to contest the approaching state election. He had made it clear that he wished to contest the polls from Buxar, his home district, as a candidate of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United.
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Why Was Ex Bihar Top Cop Denied Ticket? Maharashtra Home Minister's Theory
Former Bihar Police chief Gupteshwar Pandey was denied a ticket to contest the upcoming state assembly elections probably after he raised questions about the former officer, Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh sarcastically remarked today.
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What Controversial Ex Bihar Top Cop, Left Out Of JD(U) Poll List, Said
Gupteshwar Pandey, the former police chief of Bihar who quit the force last month and was seen as priming himself for the election, will not be contesting this time. Mr Pandey had joined the Janata Dal United led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. But his name was missing from the complete list of 115 candidates of the party announced on Wednesday.
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Turncoats Given Tickets As Nitish Kumar's Party Names 115 Candidates For Bihar Polls
RJD president Lalu Prasad's close relative Chandrika Roy has been nominated by the JD(U) from his traditional Parsa assembly seat, but name of the former state police chief Gupteshwar Pandey is missing from the list of 115 candidates released by the party on Wednesday.
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On Ex-Bihar Top Cop, Maharashtra Congress Taunts BJP's Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Congress today said Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United must not give former top cop Gupteshwar Pandey - who joined the party yesterday - a ticket to contest next month's election because he had "insulted" Mumbai Police
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Ex-Police Chief Joins Nitish Kumar's Party A Month Before Bihar Election
Former Bihar Police chief Gupteshwar Pandey joins Nitish Kumar's party a month before state election
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Ex-Bihar Top Cop Meets Nitish Kumar Days After Quitting
Former Bihar police chief, Gupteshwar Pandey, who made headlines for his shocking "aukat (stature)" comment about Rhea Chakraborty, met Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today amid ongoing speculation that he will join the ruling Janata Dal United
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"What's The Harm If I Join Politics?": Bihar's Ex Top Cop On Future Plans
Gupteshwar Pandey, who quit the post of the Bihar police chief on Wednesday, gave what appeared a clear hint of his future plan by the end of the day. Since Tuesday, when he put in his papers, there was a strong buzz that the former police chief will take the high road to politics, contesting the coming state elections on an NDA ticket from his hom...
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"Retirement Not Linked To Sushant Case": Ex Bihar Top Cop Amid Poll Buzz
Bihar police chief Gupteshwar Pandey, after quitting service last evening, said today that his decision had nothing to do with the Sushant Singh Rajput case, which has become a huge political talking point ahead of the state's election just weeks away. But politics is definitely on his agenda and he made it clear as he told the media that he would ...
