Haryana Rajya Sabha Polls Results
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Congress Suspends 5 MLAs Who Cross-Voted In Haryana Rajya Sabha Polls
The party's Disciplinary Committee had issued show-cause notices to the MLAs. Only two of the five MLAs appeared before the panel to submit their response.
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How Infighting Cost Congress Dear In Haryana Rajya Sabha Polls
Tensions between senior Congress leaders Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Kumari Selja resurfaced during the polls, raising serious concerns about unity within the state unit.
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Counting Of Rajya Sabha Votes Stalled In Haryana Over Claims of Irregularities
The counting of votes for the two Rajya Sabha seats in Haryana got stalled indefinitely today as the ruling BJP complained about cross-voting and when turned down by the local poll observer, approached the Election Commission in Delhi.
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In Resorts And Planes, MLAs On Move Ahead Of Rajya Sabha Polls: 10 Points
Resort politics is back in full swing as parties herd their flock to deter horse-trading ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, and Haryana tomorrow. Results will be declared the same day.
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Congress May Seek Explanation From Bhupinder Singh Hooda On Haryana Rajya Sabha Result
The Congress is likely to seek explanation from former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, who may face action after legislators owing allegiance to him rebelled against the party's decision to back Independent RK Anand in the Rajya Sabha election in the state.
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In Rajya Sabha Elections, A Surprise Win For BJP In Haryana
Media mogul Subhash Chandra, an independent candidate backed by the BJP, scored an unexpected win in the Rajya Sabha elections today after 14 Congress votes were declared invalid. Union Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh took the other seat in the state.
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BJP Gains In Rajya Sabha Elections, Kapil Sibal Wins From UP: 10 Facts
BJP has managed to narrow the gap with the Congress in Rajya Sabha, where it is in a minority, after winning 11 of the 27 contested seats in seven states. 30 candidates were elected unopposed to the Upper House in the remaining eight states. The Congress, the largest party in the House, faced stiff competition from independents backed by the BJP.
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Congress Suspends 5 MLAs Who Cross-Voted In Haryana Rajya Sabha Polls
The party's Disciplinary Committee had issued show-cause notices to the MLAs. Only two of the five MLAs appeared before the panel to submit their response.
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How Infighting Cost Congress Dear In Haryana Rajya Sabha Polls
Tensions between senior Congress leaders Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Kumari Selja resurfaced during the polls, raising serious concerns about unity within the state unit.
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Counting Of Rajya Sabha Votes Stalled In Haryana Over Claims of Irregularities
The counting of votes for the two Rajya Sabha seats in Haryana got stalled indefinitely today as the ruling BJP complained about cross-voting and when turned down by the local poll observer, approached the Election Commission in Delhi.
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In Resorts And Planes, MLAs On Move Ahead Of Rajya Sabha Polls: 10 Points
Resort politics is back in full swing as parties herd their flock to deter horse-trading ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, and Haryana tomorrow. Results will be declared the same day.
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Congress May Seek Explanation From Bhupinder Singh Hooda On Haryana Rajya Sabha Result
The Congress is likely to seek explanation from former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, who may face action after legislators owing allegiance to him rebelled against the party's decision to back Independent RK Anand in the Rajya Sabha election in the state.
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In Rajya Sabha Elections, A Surprise Win For BJP In Haryana
Media mogul Subhash Chandra, an independent candidate backed by the BJP, scored an unexpected win in the Rajya Sabha elections today after 14 Congress votes were declared invalid. Union Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh took the other seat in the state.
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BJP Gains In Rajya Sabha Elections, Kapil Sibal Wins From UP: 10 Facts
BJP has managed to narrow the gap with the Congress in Rajya Sabha, where it is in a minority, after winning 11 of the 27 contested seats in seven states. 30 candidates were elected unopposed to the Upper House in the remaining eight states. The Congress, the largest party in the House, faced stiff competition from independents backed by the BJP.
