Maharashtra Legislative Council Elections
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Rajya Sabha, Council Polls Spark Tussle In Maharashtra Opposition Camp
The upcoming elections to the Rajya Sabha and the Maharashtra legislative council have triggered frenetic activity in the Opposition camp and sparked buzz of a tussle between the Shiv Sena (UBT), the Congress and the NCP (SP)
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Big Blow To BJP On Nitin Gadkari, Devendra Fadnavis's Home Turf
The Maharashtra Legislative Council election saw the MVA's Sudhakar Adbale win the Nagpur teachers' seat, defeating the BJP-backed Nago Ganar, officials said.
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Amid Intense Contest For 1 Seat, Ailing BJP MLA Wheeled-In To Vote
A total of 11 candidates are in the fray for the 10 seats, with the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) allies - Shiv Sena, NCP, and Congress - fielding two candidates each.
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Shiv Sena To Send Its MLAs To Resort Ahead Of Maharashtra Council Polls
The Shiv Sena has decided to move its MLAs to a luxury hotel at Powai in northeast Mumbai ahead of the Maharashtra Legislative Council polls, a party leader said on Friday, as the ruling coalition spearhead treads a cautious path.
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BJP Corporators Flown Out Ahead Of Maharashtra Legislative Council Polls
Ahead of the Maharashtra Legislative Council (MLC) polls for Nagpur seat on December 10, the BJP flew its corporators from the civic body to various locations in the country to prevent a break in the ranks, a party functionary said on Monday.
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Congress Fields Late Leader Rajeev Satav's Wife In Maharashtra Legislative Bypolls
Congress on Monday named Dr Prajnya Rajeev Satav, wife of the late party leader Rajeev Satav, as its candidate for Maharashtra Legislative Council (MLC) bypolls.
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Today's Election Results Show "Picture Has Changed In Maharashtra": Sharad Pawar
The results of biennial polls to the Legislative Council show that the political situation in Maharashtra has changed, NCP chief Sharad Pawar said in Pune today.
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Setback For BJP In Key Maharashtra Polls: "Miscalculated Combined Power"
The BJP today suffered a setback in polls in Maharashtra, where it lost power last year. Of the six seats of the Maharashtra Legislative Council where polling was held earlier this week, the BJP has won only one. The ruling Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress coalition has won four seats and an independent member has taken the remaining seat.
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Uddhav Thackeray To Enter Maharashtra Legislative Council Unopposed
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray is set to enter the Legislative Council unopposed after the Congress on Sunday said it will withdraw one of its two candidates for elections to nine seats on May 21.
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Maharashtra Legislative Council Elections: Shiv Sena, BJP Score Wins
Shiv Sena retains Mumbai Graduates' seat while BJP emerges victorious in the Konkan Graduate's seat and independent back by Sena wins Nashik Teachers' constituency.
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Congress, NCP Likely To Join Hands For Council Polls In Maharashtra
The Congress and the NCP are likely to join hands to contest the forthcoming Legislative Council elections for 11 seats from local bodies, graduates and teachers constituencies.
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Rajya Sabha, Council Polls Spark Tussle In Maharashtra Opposition Camp
The upcoming elections to the Rajya Sabha and the Maharashtra legislative council have triggered frenetic activity in the Opposition camp and sparked buzz of a tussle between the Shiv Sena (UBT), the Congress and the NCP (SP)
-
Big Blow To BJP On Nitin Gadkari, Devendra Fadnavis's Home Turf
The Maharashtra Legislative Council election saw the MVA's Sudhakar Adbale win the Nagpur teachers' seat, defeating the BJP-backed Nago Ganar, officials said.
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Amid Intense Contest For 1 Seat, Ailing BJP MLA Wheeled-In To Vote
A total of 11 candidates are in the fray for the 10 seats, with the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) allies - Shiv Sena, NCP, and Congress - fielding two candidates each.
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Shiv Sena To Send Its MLAs To Resort Ahead Of Maharashtra Council Polls
The Shiv Sena has decided to move its MLAs to a luxury hotel at Powai in northeast Mumbai ahead of the Maharashtra Legislative Council polls, a party leader said on Friday, as the ruling coalition spearhead treads a cautious path.
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BJP Corporators Flown Out Ahead Of Maharashtra Legislative Council Polls
Ahead of the Maharashtra Legislative Council (MLC) polls for Nagpur seat on December 10, the BJP flew its corporators from the civic body to various locations in the country to prevent a break in the ranks, a party functionary said on Monday.
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Congress Fields Late Leader Rajeev Satav's Wife In Maharashtra Legislative Bypolls
Congress on Monday named Dr Prajnya Rajeev Satav, wife of the late party leader Rajeev Satav, as its candidate for Maharashtra Legislative Council (MLC) bypolls.
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Today's Election Results Show "Picture Has Changed In Maharashtra": Sharad Pawar
The results of biennial polls to the Legislative Council show that the political situation in Maharashtra has changed, NCP chief Sharad Pawar said in Pune today.
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Setback For BJP In Key Maharashtra Polls: "Miscalculated Combined Power"
The BJP today suffered a setback in polls in Maharashtra, where it lost power last year. Of the six seats of the Maharashtra Legislative Council where polling was held earlier this week, the BJP has won only one. The ruling Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress coalition has won four seats and an independent member has taken the remaining seat.
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Uddhav Thackeray To Enter Maharashtra Legislative Council Unopposed
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray is set to enter the Legislative Council unopposed after the Congress on Sunday said it will withdraw one of its two candidates for elections to nine seats on May 21.
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Maharashtra Legislative Council Elections: Shiv Sena, BJP Score Wins
Shiv Sena retains Mumbai Graduates' seat while BJP emerges victorious in the Konkan Graduate's seat and independent back by Sena wins Nashik Teachers' constituency.
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Congress, NCP Likely To Join Hands For Council Polls In Maharashtra
The Congress and the NCP are likely to join hands to contest the forthcoming Legislative Council elections for 11 seats from local bodies, graduates and teachers constituencies.
