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So Where's Kiran Bedi? Not At The BJP Office For Sure.
After her clanging defeat in the Delhi election, Kiran Bedi does not appear to be in the mood for finding a new role within the party she joined just weeks ago. Ms Bedi, 65, has not been seen at the BJP headquarters in the capital since she lost her bid for Chief Minister.
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Kiran Bedi Chides Delhi for Not Getting "There Are No Free Lunches"
Days after her bid for Chief Minister of Delhi was firmly demolished by Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi has declared "Am relieved my parents were not alive to hear the foul words hurled at me" during the campaign that ended with her party, the BJP, getting just three of Delhi's 70 seats. Mr Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP landed the other 67.
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'Proud That One of Our Volunteers Has Become Delhi Chief Minister,' Says Anna Hazare After Arvind Kejriwal is Sworn-In
Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare greeted Arvind Kejriwal today, and said he is proud that one of his volunteers has become the Chief Minister of Delhi.
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After Colossal Defeat, BJP's Shazia Ilmi Meets Kiran Bedi
BJP leader Shazia Ilmi on Tuesday met the party's Chief Ministerial nominee Kiran Bedi who faced a shocking defeat in the Delhi Assembly polls in Krishna Nagar constituency.
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Worrying That We Can't Read Mood of People, Say BJP Leaders About Delhi
After its overwhelming defeat in the Delhi election, the BJP's top leaders said they will introspect to determine why the party managed just three of the capital's 70 seats. The others were swept in an unprecedented performance for Delhi, by Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Admi Party (AAP).
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Arvind Kejriwal May Just Have Pulled it Off, Show Exit Polls
Arvind Kejriwal, self-declared anarchist, could return to lead Delhi, according to very early trends from exit polls released this evening.
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Love Delhi, Have Come Here as a Mother: Kiran Bedi to Voters
Last day of campaigning. BJPs chief ministerial candidate is clocking 50 kmph on roadshows.
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On Kiran Bedi's Turf, AAP Reaches Out to Women Voters
In a big show of strength in the last lap of campaigning, hundreds of women workers and leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party landed in Kiran Bedi's constituency today, dancing to loud drum beats and raising slogans in praise of AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal.
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In Kiran Bedi's Constituency, AAP's "Shakti Rally" Today
Arvind Kejriwal takes his battle to the turf of Kiran Bedi, his main rival for the post of Delhi chief minister today, strategically focusing on women's security, the BJP leader's key agenda, and also featuring a former top cop to counter her USP.
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BJP's Vision 2015: Among Poll Promises, a Dil ki Baat With Kiran Bedi
Four days before elections in Delhi, the BJP today released its vision document 2015 for Delhi, with big focus on women's security, an issue at the core of the election campaign of Kiran Bedi, the party's presumptive prime minister.
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BJP to Send Letters to 1.2 Crore Families in Delhi
And now, the mega outreach. The BJP will crown its aggressive new campaign for the Delhi elections by sending personal letters to all 1.20 crore voters of the capital, in what is perhaps the biggest such exercises undertaken by any political party.
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Kiran Bedi Missing From Posters as BJP's Big Guns Campaign for Delhi Polls
The BJP's chief ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi is missing from posters and some election speeches as the party changes the pitch of its campaign in Delhi dramatically.
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'Shazia Ilmi More Beautiful Than Kiran Bedi': Markandey Katju's Tweet Slammed
Former Press Council chairman Markandey Katju is being pummeled on social media for sexism after tweeting that the BJP should have made Shazia Ilmi its Chief Ministerial candidate as she is "more beautiful."
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Kiran Bedi's Election Ride Shows Tussle for Photo-Ops. Child Included
At an election rally in Delhi this morning, Kiran Bedi's open jeep / van / truck drove a short distance with a young child placed precariously at the very top.
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No Manifesto for Delhi Polls, Only a Vision Document, Says BJP: Top 10 Developments
The BJP will release not a manifesto, but a vision statement for Delhi, where elections will be held in nine days, the party has said.
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So Where's Kiran Bedi? Not At The BJP Office For Sure.
After her clanging defeat in the Delhi election, Kiran Bedi does not appear to be in the mood for finding a new role within the party she joined just weeks ago. Ms Bedi, 65, has not been seen at the BJP headquarters in the capital since she lost her bid for Chief Minister.
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Kiran Bedi Chides Delhi for Not Getting "There Are No Free Lunches"
Days after her bid for Chief Minister of Delhi was firmly demolished by Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi has declared "Am relieved my parents were not alive to hear the foul words hurled at me" during the campaign that ended with her party, the BJP, getting just three of Delhi's 70 seats. Mr Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP landed the other 67.
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'Proud That One of Our Volunteers Has Become Delhi Chief Minister,' Says Anna Hazare After Arvind Kejriwal is Sworn-In
Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare greeted Arvind Kejriwal today, and said he is proud that one of his volunteers has become the Chief Minister of Delhi.
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After Colossal Defeat, BJP's Shazia Ilmi Meets Kiran Bedi
BJP leader Shazia Ilmi on Tuesday met the party's Chief Ministerial nominee Kiran Bedi who faced a shocking defeat in the Delhi Assembly polls in Krishna Nagar constituency.
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Worrying That We Can't Read Mood of People, Say BJP Leaders About Delhi
After its overwhelming defeat in the Delhi election, the BJP's top leaders said they will introspect to determine why the party managed just three of the capital's 70 seats. The others were swept in an unprecedented performance for Delhi, by Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Admi Party (AAP).
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Arvind Kejriwal May Just Have Pulled it Off, Show Exit Polls
Arvind Kejriwal, self-declared anarchist, could return to lead Delhi, according to very early trends from exit polls released this evening.
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Love Delhi, Have Come Here as a Mother: Kiran Bedi to Voters
Last day of campaigning. BJPs chief ministerial candidate is clocking 50 kmph on roadshows.
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On Kiran Bedi's Turf, AAP Reaches Out to Women Voters
In a big show of strength in the last lap of campaigning, hundreds of women workers and leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party landed in Kiran Bedi's constituency today, dancing to loud drum beats and raising slogans in praise of AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal.
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In Kiran Bedi's Constituency, AAP's "Shakti Rally" Today
Arvind Kejriwal takes his battle to the turf of Kiran Bedi, his main rival for the post of Delhi chief minister today, strategically focusing on women's security, the BJP leader's key agenda, and also featuring a former top cop to counter her USP.
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BJP's Vision 2015: Among Poll Promises, a Dil ki Baat With Kiran Bedi
Four days before elections in Delhi, the BJP today released its vision document 2015 for Delhi, with big focus on women's security, an issue at the core of the election campaign of Kiran Bedi, the party's presumptive prime minister.
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BJP to Send Letters to 1.2 Crore Families in Delhi
And now, the mega outreach. The BJP will crown its aggressive new campaign for the Delhi elections by sending personal letters to all 1.20 crore voters of the capital, in what is perhaps the biggest such exercises undertaken by any political party.
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Kiran Bedi Missing From Posters as BJP's Big Guns Campaign for Delhi Polls
The BJP's chief ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi is missing from posters and some election speeches as the party changes the pitch of its campaign in Delhi dramatically.
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'Shazia Ilmi More Beautiful Than Kiran Bedi': Markandey Katju's Tweet Slammed
Former Press Council chairman Markandey Katju is being pummeled on social media for sexism after tweeting that the BJP should have made Shazia Ilmi its Chief Ministerial candidate as she is "more beautiful."
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Kiran Bedi's Election Ride Shows Tussle for Photo-Ops. Child Included
At an election rally in Delhi this morning, Kiran Bedi's open jeep / van / truck drove a short distance with a young child placed precariously at the very top.
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No Manifesto for Delhi Polls, Only a Vision Document, Says BJP: Top 10 Developments
The BJP will release not a manifesto, but a vision statement for Delhi, where elections will be held in nine days, the party has said.
