Lok Sabha Seat Sharing
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In Karnataka Seat-Share Blueprint, A 2:1 Division Favouring Congress
The sharing of Lok Sabha seats between the Congress and the Janata Dal Secular for this year's general elections should be on a 2:1 formula, Danish Ali, one of the senior leaders of HD Kumarswamy's Janata Dal Secular said today. The larger share should go to the Congress, said the leader, who was one of the key interlocuters when the two parties fo...
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Bihar Friction Sees Arun Jaitley's Return As BJP Problem-Solver
Ram Vilas Paswan, who shared dais on Sunday with BJP chief Amit Shah and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar during the announcement on seat sharing, had one absent leader to thank on his list: Union finance minister and senior party leader Arun Jaitley, who had been part of the hour-long meeting in Delhi last week to address Mr Paswan's concern.
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BJP, Nitish Kumar And Paswans Announce Bihar Deal After Weeks Of Turmoil
The BJP and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United will contest 17 seats each in Bihar for next year's general elections, BJP chief Amit Shah announced today after a meeting with the Bihar chief minister.
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In Karnataka Seat-Share Blueprint, A 2:1 Division Favouring Congress
The sharing of Lok Sabha seats between the Congress and the Janata Dal Secular for this year's general elections should be on a 2:1 formula, Danish Ali, one of the senior leaders of HD Kumarswamy's Janata Dal Secular said today. The larger share should go to the Congress, said the leader, who was one of the key interlocuters when the two parties fo...
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Bihar Friction Sees Arun Jaitley's Return As BJP Problem-Solver
Ram Vilas Paswan, who shared dais on Sunday with BJP chief Amit Shah and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar during the announcement on seat sharing, had one absent leader to thank on his list: Union finance minister and senior party leader Arun Jaitley, who had been part of the hour-long meeting in Delhi last week to address Mr Paswan's concern.
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BJP, Nitish Kumar And Paswans Announce Bihar Deal After Weeks Of Turmoil
The BJP and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United will contest 17 seats each in Bihar for next year's general elections, BJP chief Amit Shah announced today after a meeting with the Bihar chief minister.
