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Anil Baijal Takes Oath As Delhi Lt Governor, Says Will Work Together With Elected Government
Former bureaucrat Anil Baijal has taken oath as the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, a post that fell vacant after the surprise resignation of Najeeb Jung last week.
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Congress Expects New Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal To Release Shunglu Committee Report
The Congress welcomed the appointment of Anil Baijal as Delhi's new Lieutenant Governor on Thursday and said that the former bureaucrat must make the keep findings of the Shunglu Committee.
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Anil Baijal, Former Home Secretary, Appointed Delhi's New Lieutenant Governor
Former bureaucrat Anil Baijal has been appointed Delhi's next Lieutenant Governor, a post that fell vacant after the surprise resignation of Najeeb Jung last week. The formal appointment from President Pranab Mukherjee came this evening after a recommendation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Office.
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I Wanted To Quit, PM Narendra Modi Asked Me To Carry On, Says Najeeb Jung
Najeeb Jung, whose resignation yesterday as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor surprised many, told NDTV today that he had asked to quit twice before, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged him to carry on. Mr Jung, 66, said this time, he insisted he wanted to quit on personal grounds.
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After Najeeb Jung's Exit As Lieutenant Governor, Government Discusses Names
After the abrupt resignation of Najeeb Jung as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, the centre may announce his successor today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Rajnath Singh reportedly discussed names last night when they met at the farewell dinner of military chiefs.
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Stop 'Doing Politics' Over Najeeb Jung's Resignation: Kiren Rijiju Tells AAP, Congress
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today criticised the Aam Aadmi Party and Congress for "doing politics" over the resignation of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung.
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On Najeeb Jung Quitting, Arvind Kejriwal Says Life Is 'Khatta Meetha'
A day after Najeeb Jung's surprise resignation as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, his sharpest critic, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, said he had called him and was told that the move was driven by "personal reasons".
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Home Ministry Seems Unaware On Delhi Lieutenant General Najeeb Jung's Impending Move
The sudden resignation of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung seems to have caught the Home Ministry unaware with Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi saying Jung had given no indication two days ago when he had a meeting with him.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia Speak To Najeeb Jung, Say We Did 'Good Job Together'
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal described the resignation of Lt Governor Najeeb Jung on Thursday a "surprise" move while his deputy Manish Sisodia said working with him was a "bitter-sweet" experience, but the AAP government and Jung did a "good job in Delhi together".
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Days Before Resigning, Najeeb Jung Sought Leave
An undated letter of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung surfaced on Thursday in which he has written to Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi apprising him he would be on a private visit to Goa from December 25 to January 1.
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Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung Was Upset With AAP Government Stalling Work: BJP
Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung's resignation today caught Delhi's political circle by surprise with Congress terming the exit "unceremonious" and the BJP claiming he was "upset" with the AAP government.
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As Najeeb Jung Quit, Here's What AAP And Congress Tweeted
Najeeb Jung, in and out of news during most of his tenure since 2013 as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, resigned from the post today. The move invoked reactions on Twitter from leaders of Aam Aadmi Party and the Indian National Congress.
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Congress Questions Najeeb Jung's Resignation: 'Centre Will Have To Tell What Happened'
Calling Najeeb Jung's surprise move to resign as Delhi Lieutenant Governor 'unceremonious', the Congress today demanded an explanation from the centre.
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What Arvind Kejriwal Tweeted After Najeeb Jung Quit As Delhi Lieutenant Governor
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung, whose tenure will best be remembered for the constant power tussles with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, has resigned after two years in office.
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Najeeb Jung Quits As Delhi Lieutenant Governor; Arvind Kejriwal Tweets 'It's A Surprise'
Najeeb Jung resigned as the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi today with 18 months left in his tenure, saying he wants to return to his "first love, academics". Mr Jung's three years in office were dogged by his constant power tussle with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government.
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Anil Baijal Takes Oath As Delhi Lt Governor, Says Will Work Together With Elected Government
Former bureaucrat Anil Baijal has taken oath as the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, a post that fell vacant after the surprise resignation of Najeeb Jung last week.
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Congress Expects New Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal To Release Shunglu Committee Report
The Congress welcomed the appointment of Anil Baijal as Delhi's new Lieutenant Governor on Thursday and said that the former bureaucrat must make the keep findings of the Shunglu Committee.
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Anil Baijal, Former Home Secretary, Appointed Delhi's New Lieutenant Governor
Former bureaucrat Anil Baijal has been appointed Delhi's next Lieutenant Governor, a post that fell vacant after the surprise resignation of Najeeb Jung last week. The formal appointment from President Pranab Mukherjee came this evening after a recommendation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Office.
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I Wanted To Quit, PM Narendra Modi Asked Me To Carry On, Says Najeeb Jung
Najeeb Jung, whose resignation yesterday as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor surprised many, told NDTV today that he had asked to quit twice before, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged him to carry on. Mr Jung, 66, said this time, he insisted he wanted to quit on personal grounds.
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After Najeeb Jung's Exit As Lieutenant Governor, Government Discusses Names
After the abrupt resignation of Najeeb Jung as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, the centre may announce his successor today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Rajnath Singh reportedly discussed names last night when they met at the farewell dinner of military chiefs.
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Stop 'Doing Politics' Over Najeeb Jung's Resignation: Kiren Rijiju Tells AAP, Congress
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today criticised the Aam Aadmi Party and Congress for "doing politics" over the resignation of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung.
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On Najeeb Jung Quitting, Arvind Kejriwal Says Life Is 'Khatta Meetha'
A day after Najeeb Jung's surprise resignation as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, his sharpest critic, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, said he had called him and was told that the move was driven by "personal reasons".
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Home Ministry Seems Unaware On Delhi Lieutenant General Najeeb Jung's Impending Move
The sudden resignation of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung seems to have caught the Home Ministry unaware with Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi saying Jung had given no indication two days ago when he had a meeting with him.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia Speak To Najeeb Jung, Say We Did 'Good Job Together'
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal described the resignation of Lt Governor Najeeb Jung on Thursday a "surprise" move while his deputy Manish Sisodia said working with him was a "bitter-sweet" experience, but the AAP government and Jung did a "good job in Delhi together".
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Days Before Resigning, Najeeb Jung Sought Leave
An undated letter of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung surfaced on Thursday in which he has written to Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi apprising him he would be on a private visit to Goa from December 25 to January 1.
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Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung Was Upset With AAP Government Stalling Work: BJP
Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung's resignation today caught Delhi's political circle by surprise with Congress terming the exit "unceremonious" and the BJP claiming he was "upset" with the AAP government.
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As Najeeb Jung Quit, Here's What AAP And Congress Tweeted
Najeeb Jung, in and out of news during most of his tenure since 2013 as Delhi's Lieutenant Governor, resigned from the post today. The move invoked reactions on Twitter from leaders of Aam Aadmi Party and the Indian National Congress.
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Congress Questions Najeeb Jung's Resignation: 'Centre Will Have To Tell What Happened'
Calling Najeeb Jung's surprise move to resign as Delhi Lieutenant Governor 'unceremonious', the Congress today demanded an explanation from the centre.
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What Arvind Kejriwal Tweeted After Najeeb Jung Quit As Delhi Lieutenant Governor
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung, whose tenure will best be remembered for the constant power tussles with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, has resigned after two years in office.
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Najeeb Jung Quits As Delhi Lieutenant Governor; Arvind Kejriwal Tweets 'It's A Surprise'
Najeeb Jung resigned as the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi today with 18 months left in his tenure, saying he wants to return to his "first love, academics". Mr Jung's three years in office were dogged by his constant power tussle with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government.
