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Mukul Roy's Move Makes No Difference, He Should Quit As MLA: BJP
Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh said that the move will have no impact on his organisation.
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Mukul Roy Says Mamata Government Tapping His Phone, Goes To Delhi High Court
Mukul Roy, who recently quit Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress to join the BJP, has moved the Delhi High Court alleging that his phone is being tapped by the Bengal Government. The court will take up his petition on Monday.
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Suspended Trinamool Leader Has Questions For Mukul Roy
Kunal Ghosh, the Trinamool Congress parliamentarian suspended from the party after his links with the Saradha ponzi scheme landed him in jail, launched a blistering attack on Mukul Roy, the TMC parliamentarian who switched over to BJP just 10 days ago
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Day After Switching To BJP, Mukul Roy Gets Special VIP Security
Mukul Roy, once West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Number 2 in the Trinamool Congress who joined the BJP yesterday, is already experiencing the effects of switching his allegiance. The 63-year-old who quit the Trinamool and resigned his Rajya Sabha seat last month has been given 'Y Plus' category security by the centre.
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Mukul Roy Joins BJP Month After Quitting Trinamool Congress
Mukul Roy, a founding member of Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress, joined the BJP in Delhi today, declaring that his new party "will in the near future grab power in West Bengal." He also said he was "proud to be working under Prime Minister Narendra Modi."
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Former TMC Leader Mukul Roy Issue Will Be Decided Within Next 2 Days: BJP
Amid speculation that former TMC leader Mukul Roy is set to join the BJP, a senior saffron party leader today said the matter would be decided within the next one-two days.
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Mukul Roy Says No Plan To Float New Party, May Join BJP After Diwali
A day after quitting the Trinamool Congress and his Rajya Sabha seat, Mukul Roy today said he had no plans to float a new political party.
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Mukul Roy, The Man Who Set Up Trinamool Congress With Mamata Banerjee, Resigns
Mukul Roy's exit from the Trinamool Congress or TMC today marked the end of his 20-year-long stint in the party that he helped mould with his former mentor, Mamata Banerjee.
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'Compelled To Quit Trinamool With Heavy Heart,' Says Mukul Roy
Mukul Roy, long-time Trinamool Congress leader seen as the right-hand man of Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, quit the party and his Rajya Sabha seat today. Amid speculations that he was joining the BJP, Mr Roy later told the media that he would reveal his future plans only after Diwali.
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Mukul Roy Quits Trinamool After Meeting With Top BJP Leaders
Mukul Roy, one of the founder members of Mamata Banerjee's party, has today announced he is quitting the Trinamool Congress. He has resigned from the party's working committee today, and says he will soon surrender his membership of the party and of the Rajya Sabha.
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For Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress, a Black Thursday
Looking at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at the launch of free WiFi in Kolkata's Park Street last evening, you wouldn't think so. But yesterday was black Thursday for her party. First, its MP Srinjoy Bose, quit the Rajya Sabha and the Trinamool. Significantly, Mr Bose had got bail on Wednesday, 75 days after being arrested in the Sarad...
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Mamata Banerjee's out, says she'll live like a tigress; UPA says it's safe on numbers
The divorce is final and the UPA is a minority government. The President of India has accepted a letter, signed by the Trinamool Congress' Mukul Roy, withdrawing support from the government. As he emerged from Rashtrapati Bhawan, Mr Roy said his party did not want a trust vote to prove the Government's majority, but wanted a vote in Parliament on t...
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Mamata Banerjee's party ready to meet President tomorrow to officially quit UPA
Time, it seems, has run out for the Congress-Mamata Banerjee alliance, with neither side willing to give in. The Press Trust of India reports the Trinamool Congress chief has asked for an appointment with President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday to give him a letter formally withdrawing support to the UPA government, which will make the UPA government...
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Mukul Roy's Move Makes No Difference, He Should Quit As MLA: BJP
Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh said that the move will have no impact on his organisation.
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Mukul Roy Says Mamata Government Tapping His Phone, Goes To Delhi High Court
Mukul Roy, who recently quit Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress to join the BJP, has moved the Delhi High Court alleging that his phone is being tapped by the Bengal Government. The court will take up his petition on Monday.
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Suspended Trinamool Leader Has Questions For Mukul Roy
Kunal Ghosh, the Trinamool Congress parliamentarian suspended from the party after his links with the Saradha ponzi scheme landed him in jail, launched a blistering attack on Mukul Roy, the TMC parliamentarian who switched over to BJP just 10 days ago
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Day After Switching To BJP, Mukul Roy Gets Special VIP Security
Mukul Roy, once West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Number 2 in the Trinamool Congress who joined the BJP yesterday, is already experiencing the effects of switching his allegiance. The 63-year-old who quit the Trinamool and resigned his Rajya Sabha seat last month has been given 'Y Plus' category security by the centre.
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Mukul Roy Joins BJP Month After Quitting Trinamool Congress
Mukul Roy, a founding member of Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress, joined the BJP in Delhi today, declaring that his new party "will in the near future grab power in West Bengal." He also said he was "proud to be working under Prime Minister Narendra Modi."
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Former TMC Leader Mukul Roy Issue Will Be Decided Within Next 2 Days: BJP
Amid speculation that former TMC leader Mukul Roy is set to join the BJP, a senior saffron party leader today said the matter would be decided within the next one-two days.
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Mukul Roy Says No Plan To Float New Party, May Join BJP After Diwali
A day after quitting the Trinamool Congress and his Rajya Sabha seat, Mukul Roy today said he had no plans to float a new political party.
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Mukul Roy, The Man Who Set Up Trinamool Congress With Mamata Banerjee, Resigns
Mukul Roy's exit from the Trinamool Congress or TMC today marked the end of his 20-year-long stint in the party that he helped mould with his former mentor, Mamata Banerjee.
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'Compelled To Quit Trinamool With Heavy Heart,' Says Mukul Roy
Mukul Roy, long-time Trinamool Congress leader seen as the right-hand man of Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, quit the party and his Rajya Sabha seat today. Amid speculations that he was joining the BJP, Mr Roy later told the media that he would reveal his future plans only after Diwali.
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Mukul Roy Quits Trinamool After Meeting With Top BJP Leaders
Mukul Roy, one of the founder members of Mamata Banerjee's party, has today announced he is quitting the Trinamool Congress. He has resigned from the party's working committee today, and says he will soon surrender his membership of the party and of the Rajya Sabha.
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For Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress, a Black Thursday
Looking at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at the launch of free WiFi in Kolkata's Park Street last evening, you wouldn't think so. But yesterday was black Thursday for her party. First, its MP Srinjoy Bose, quit the Rajya Sabha and the Trinamool. Significantly, Mr Bose had got bail on Wednesday, 75 days after being arrested in the Sarad...
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Mamata Banerjee's out, says she'll live like a tigress; UPA says it's safe on numbers
The divorce is final and the UPA is a minority government. The President of India has accepted a letter, signed by the Trinamool Congress' Mukul Roy, withdrawing support from the government. As he emerged from Rashtrapati Bhawan, Mr Roy said his party did not want a trust vote to prove the Government's majority, but wanted a vote in Parliament on t...
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Mamata Banerjee's party ready to meet President tomorrow to officially quit UPA
Time, it seems, has run out for the Congress-Mamata Banerjee alliance, with neither side willing to give in. The Press Trust of India reports the Trinamool Congress chief has asked for an appointment with President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday to give him a letter formally withdrawing support to the UPA government, which will make the UPA government...
