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"They Called Him Sajjan": In Punjab, PM Narendra Modi Slams Congress Over 1984 Riots
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched his 100-rally campaign for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls with a multi-pronged attack on the Congress, accusing the opposition party of defrauding farmers, compromising national security and shielding those responsible for the anti-Sikh riots in Delhi.
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Congress Punjab In-Charge Asha Kumari Says She Has Sonia Gandhi's Mandate
At the centre of a controversy over her conviction in a land grab case, an unfazed Congress secretary in-charge of Punjab Asha Kumari today rejected demands for her resignation, asserting she had party chief Sonia Gandhi's "full mandate".
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Congress In-Charge Of Punjab Meets Sonia Gandhi
Congress leader Asha Kumari, appointed in-charge in Punjab replacing Kamal Nath, met party president Sonia Gandhi on Monday.
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Congress' Big Mistake No 2 in Punjab After Kamal Nath
The Congress picked party secretary Asha Kumari to replace Kamal Nath as the general secretary in-charge of Punjab ahead of next year's assembly elections in the state.
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Kamal Nath's Resignation Is Congress's Acceptance Of Defeat In Punjab: AAP
AAP on Thursday termed as "indication of Congress' acceptance of defeat in Punjab" the resignation of senior Congress leader Kamal Nath as in-charge of the state and demanded registration of an FIR against him in the Gurudwara Rakabganj Sahib incident in which two Sikhs were burnt to death during the 1984 riots.
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Respect Kamal Nath's Decision To Quit As In-Charge Of Punjab: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh on Thursday came out in strong defence of Kamal Nath, who resigned as general secretary in-charge of poll-bound Punjab, and said he respected his decision but it was sad that this row was raked up by rivals out to harm Congress party.
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Kamal Nath's Exit 'Vindicates' Our Stand On 1984 Riots: Parkash Singh Badal
A day after Congress leader Kamal Nath gave up the charge of Punjab, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today said it "vindicated" the stand of Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) that 1984 riots was a "deep rooted conspiracy" of the party to "massacre" innocent Sikhs.
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Kamal Nath Resigned On His Own 'Volition', Says Congress
Senior Congress leader Kamal Nath resigned "on his own volition" as party in-charge of Punjab, anguished over the "mischievous" campaign against him by opponents regarding the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, the party said today.
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Digvijaya Singh Says Kamal Nath Had No Role In 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots
Punjab Congress in-charge Kamal Nath resigned as he did not want the "genuine issues" plaguing the poll-bound state to get diverted amidst the politically-motivated allegations levelled by the opposition parties, AICC general secretary Digvijaya Singh said today.
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Stepped Down To Ensure Punjab's Issues Remain In Focus: Kamal Nath
Congress leader Kamal Nath today rejected reports that he was asked to step down as General Secretary in-charge of Punjab over his alleged role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and said he quit to ensure that attention was not diverted from the issues affecting the state.
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"They Called Him Sajjan": In Punjab, PM Narendra Modi Slams Congress Over 1984 Riots
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched his 100-rally campaign for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls with a multi-pronged attack on the Congress, accusing the opposition party of defrauding farmers, compromising national security and shielding those responsible for the anti-Sikh riots in Delhi.
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Congress Punjab In-Charge Asha Kumari Says She Has Sonia Gandhi's Mandate
At the centre of a controversy over her conviction in a land grab case, an unfazed Congress secretary in-charge of Punjab Asha Kumari today rejected demands for her resignation, asserting she had party chief Sonia Gandhi's "full mandate".
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Congress In-Charge Of Punjab Meets Sonia Gandhi
Congress leader Asha Kumari, appointed in-charge in Punjab replacing Kamal Nath, met party president Sonia Gandhi on Monday.
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Congress' Big Mistake No 2 in Punjab After Kamal Nath
The Congress picked party secretary Asha Kumari to replace Kamal Nath as the general secretary in-charge of Punjab ahead of next year's assembly elections in the state.
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Kamal Nath's Resignation Is Congress's Acceptance Of Defeat In Punjab: AAP
AAP on Thursday termed as "indication of Congress' acceptance of defeat in Punjab" the resignation of senior Congress leader Kamal Nath as in-charge of the state and demanded registration of an FIR against him in the Gurudwara Rakabganj Sahib incident in which two Sikhs were burnt to death during the 1984 riots.
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Respect Kamal Nath's Decision To Quit As In-Charge Of Punjab: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh on Thursday came out in strong defence of Kamal Nath, who resigned as general secretary in-charge of poll-bound Punjab, and said he respected his decision but it was sad that this row was raked up by rivals out to harm Congress party.
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Kamal Nath's Exit 'Vindicates' Our Stand On 1984 Riots: Parkash Singh Badal
A day after Congress leader Kamal Nath gave up the charge of Punjab, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today said it "vindicated" the stand of Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) that 1984 riots was a "deep rooted conspiracy" of the party to "massacre" innocent Sikhs.
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Kamal Nath Resigned On His Own 'Volition', Says Congress
Senior Congress leader Kamal Nath resigned "on his own volition" as party in-charge of Punjab, anguished over the "mischievous" campaign against him by opponents regarding the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, the party said today.
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Digvijaya Singh Says Kamal Nath Had No Role In 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots
Punjab Congress in-charge Kamal Nath resigned as he did not want the "genuine issues" plaguing the poll-bound state to get diverted amidst the politically-motivated allegations levelled by the opposition parties, AICC general secretary Digvijaya Singh said today.
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Stepped Down To Ensure Punjab's Issues Remain In Focus: Kamal Nath
Congress leader Kamal Nath today rejected reports that he was asked to step down as General Secretary in-charge of Punjab over his alleged role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and said he quit to ensure that attention was not diverted from the issues affecting the state.
