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Narendra Modi hurls 'bloodied hand' barb at Congress
BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today hurled a "khooni panja" (bloodied hand) barb at Congress, alleging it was responsible for the loss of 1100 lives fighting for Telangana and asked the voters not to trust the party.
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Narendra Modi's defence of Khooni Panja remark rejected by Election Commission
Narendra Modi, who is running for Prime Minister, was censured by the Election Commission today for his controversial "khooni panja" remark against the Congress, and warned to be "more careful" in his speeches.
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Election Commission not satisfied with Narendra Modi's reply on khooni panja remark: full order
The Election Commission today said that it is not satisfied with BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's reply to its notice on the khooni panja (bloody claw) remark that Mr Modi made against the Congress during a rally in poll-bound Chhattisgarh.
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Narendra Modi's reply to the Election Commission on his 'khooni panja' remark
BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today replied to the Election Commission on his "khooni panja" (bloody claw) remarks made against Congress during a rally in poll-bound Chhattisgarh.
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Said 'khooni panja' for 'oppressive regime', not Congress: Narendra Modi to Election Commission
Narendra Modi today responded to the Election Commission's notice on his 'Khooni panja' (bloody hand) remark targeting Congress, and said he has not violated the model code of conduct.
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After Narendra Modi, now Vasundhara Raje says 'khooni panja' to target Congress
After Narendra Modi received an Election Commission notice for using the term 'khooni panja' or bloody hand to target the Congress, another BJP leader, Vasundhara Raje has used the same words while campaigning in Rajasthan, where she is running for chief minister.
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Narendra Modi may face Election Commission's disapproval for 'khooni panja' remark: sources
Narendra Modi is likely to face the Election Commission's disapproval for his comment against rival Congress during a rally in Chhattisgarh last week, where he referred to a "khooni panja" or bloody hand.
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Narendra Modi gets four more days to respond to poll panel's notice on 'khooni panja' barb
Narendra Modi has been given four more days to reply to the Election Commission's notice on his "khooni panja" (bloody hands) remarks made during a rally in Chhattisgarh.
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Narendra Modi's 'khooni panja' barb: BJP seeks more time to reply to poll panel's notice
The Bharatiya Janata Party today sought one more week from the Election Commission to reply to its notice on Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi over his "khooni panja" remarks against the Congress during campaigning in poll-bound Chhattisgarh.
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Election Commission notice to Narendra Modi on his remarks during Chhattisgarh rally
The Election Commission has served a notice to BJP's prime ministerial candidate and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi for his comment against rival Congress during a rally in Chhattisgarh last week, where he referred to a "khooni panja" or bloody hand.
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Narendra Modi hurls 'bloodied hand' barb at Congress
BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today hurled a "khooni panja" (bloodied hand) barb at Congress, alleging it was responsible for the loss of 1100 lives fighting for Telangana and asked the voters not to trust the party.
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Narendra Modi's defence of Khooni Panja remark rejected by Election Commission
Narendra Modi, who is running for Prime Minister, was censured by the Election Commission today for his controversial "khooni panja" remark against the Congress, and warned to be "more careful" in his speeches.
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Election Commission not satisfied with Narendra Modi's reply on khooni panja remark: full order
The Election Commission today said that it is not satisfied with BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's reply to its notice on the khooni panja (bloody claw) remark that Mr Modi made against the Congress during a rally in poll-bound Chhattisgarh.
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Narendra Modi's reply to the Election Commission on his 'khooni panja' remark
BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today replied to the Election Commission on his "khooni panja" (bloody claw) remarks made against Congress during a rally in poll-bound Chhattisgarh.
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Said 'khooni panja' for 'oppressive regime', not Congress: Narendra Modi to Election Commission
Narendra Modi today responded to the Election Commission's notice on his 'Khooni panja' (bloody hand) remark targeting Congress, and said he has not violated the model code of conduct.
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After Narendra Modi, now Vasundhara Raje says 'khooni panja' to target Congress
After Narendra Modi received an Election Commission notice for using the term 'khooni panja' or bloody hand to target the Congress, another BJP leader, Vasundhara Raje has used the same words while campaigning in Rajasthan, where she is running for chief minister.
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Narendra Modi may face Election Commission's disapproval for 'khooni panja' remark: sources
Narendra Modi is likely to face the Election Commission's disapproval for his comment against rival Congress during a rally in Chhattisgarh last week, where he referred to a "khooni panja" or bloody hand.
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Narendra Modi gets four more days to respond to poll panel's notice on 'khooni panja' barb
Narendra Modi has been given four more days to reply to the Election Commission's notice on his "khooni panja" (bloody hands) remarks made during a rally in Chhattisgarh.
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Narendra Modi's 'khooni panja' barb: BJP seeks more time to reply to poll panel's notice
The Bharatiya Janata Party today sought one more week from the Election Commission to reply to its notice on Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi over his "khooni panja" remarks against the Congress during campaigning in poll-bound Chhattisgarh.
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Election Commission notice to Narendra Modi on his remarks during Chhattisgarh rally
The Election Commission has served a notice to BJP's prime ministerial candidate and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi for his comment against rival Congress during a rally in Chhattisgarh last week, where he referred to a "khooni panja" or bloody hand.
