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Amit Shah To Meet Nitish Kumar Tomorrow, Poll Preparations On Agenda
BJP president Amit Shah will hold discussions with JD(U) leader and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over breakfast and dinner during his visit to Patna tomorrow. This comes amid reports of differences between the two parties.
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At NDA "Unity" Meet In Bihar, An Absentee, Awkward Dinner, No Speeches
It was publicised as a gathering of the four constituents of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar, meant to display a show of unity. The event organized to mark four years of the central government was supposed to be a huddle of leaders from the BJP, JD(U), LJP and RLSP highlighting the achievements of the centre, followed by a di...
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Nitish Kumar's Dinner Invite Divides BJP, 'Can't Issue A Whip,' Says A Leader
For the first time since Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his nearly two-decade-long alliance with the BJP, the party's senior leaders attended an official dinner at his residence in Patna. However, not everyone feasted and made merry. Mr Kumar's invite was ignored by two BJP stalwarts, Prem Kumar and Nand Kishore Yadav; the party's top man, Sushi...
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Amit Shah To Meet Nitish Kumar Tomorrow, Poll Preparations On Agenda
BJP president Amit Shah will hold discussions with JD(U) leader and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over breakfast and dinner during his visit to Patna tomorrow. This comes amid reports of differences between the two parties.
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At NDA "Unity" Meet In Bihar, An Absentee, Awkward Dinner, No Speeches
It was publicised as a gathering of the four constituents of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar, meant to display a show of unity. The event organized to mark four years of the central government was supposed to be a huddle of leaders from the BJP, JD(U), LJP and RLSP highlighting the achievements of the centre, followed by a di...
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Nitish Kumar's Dinner Invite Divides BJP, 'Can't Issue A Whip,' Says A Leader
For the first time since Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his nearly two-decade-long alliance with the BJP, the party's senior leaders attended an official dinner at his residence in Patna. However, not everyone feasted and made merry. Mr Kumar's invite was ignored by two BJP stalwarts, Prem Kumar and Nand Kishore Yadav; the party's top man, Sushi...
