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"Like Bihar In 2005...": Nitish Kumar's Swipe At Arvind Kejriwal On Infra
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today asked the people of Delhi to give the BJP a chance to run the national capital. At his first rally in Delhi ahead of the single-phase election on February 8, Mr Kumar, with BJP president Amit Shah at his side, alleged the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government led by his counterpart Arvind Kejriwal "has not done an...
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On Protests In Delhi, Shatrughan Sinha Offers BJP "Food For Thought"
Actor politician Shatrughan Sinha has issued a strong takedown of the Narendra Modi government over the impasse between Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Lieutenant Governor. The week-long, unprecedented sit-in protest has had most opposition parties rallying behind him.
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Lalu Yadav Makes Calls For Rally, BJP Says Why Bother, You'll Be In Jail
It has not been a great season for Lalu Yadav. The Supreme Court just last week refused his request to decide that he will be tried in five different cases for corruption linked to his term as Bihar Chief Minister in the 90s. And on Tuesday, 100 tax officials and investigators searched different properties in and around Delhi as part of an investig...
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'We Will Be There,' Mamata Banerjee Tweets Lalu Yadav Amid Tax Raids
Just before she walked in for a 5 pm appointment with Congress president Sonia Gandhi, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee sent a warm tweet of support to Bihar politician Lalu Yadav, accused of getting 1,000 crore from proxy land deals by Income Tax officials, who searched almost 20 locations in Delhi and Gurgaon today to collect evidence.
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Day After Opposition Rally, BJP Focuses on Bihar, Holds Meet With Allies
A day after Sunday's rally by Nitish Kumar, Sonia Gandhi and Lalu Prasad - the leaders of the non-BJP coalition -- the BJP held its first structured meeting with its alliance partners in Bihar today.
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BJP Will Face a Debacle Worse Than Delhi in Bihar: RJD Chief Lalu Prasad
RJD president Lalu Prasad today attacked the BJP on social media saying it "will face a debacle worse than Delhi" in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.
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Nitish Kumar takes a swipe at Narendra Modi at Delhi rally
Seeking to give an edge to JD(U)'s election campaign in Delhi, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today took a swipe at BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.
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Nitish Kumar speaks at Left rally in Delhi
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar shares stage today with Mulayam Singh Yadav of the Samajwadi Party and others at a convention against communalism. Here are the highlights:
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Rahul Gandhi vs Narendra Modi: battle of the rallies today
While the Congress vice-president will address a rally in election-bound Delhi's Mongolpuri area, Mr Modi will take on his former ally Nitish Kumar at his first-ever rally in Patna.
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Nitish Kumar to attend Left rally with Mulayam Singh; denies talk of 'Third Front'
Nitish Kumar has said he will attend a rally in Delhi on October 30, which is being seen as a gathering of parties likely to try and join forces as a 'third front' after the elections due by May.
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"Like Bihar In 2005...": Nitish Kumar's Swipe At Arvind Kejriwal On Infra
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today asked the people of Delhi to give the BJP a chance to run the national capital. At his first rally in Delhi ahead of the single-phase election on February 8, Mr Kumar, with BJP president Amit Shah at his side, alleged the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government led by his counterpart Arvind Kejriwal "has not done an...
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On Protests In Delhi, Shatrughan Sinha Offers BJP "Food For Thought"
Actor politician Shatrughan Sinha has issued a strong takedown of the Narendra Modi government over the impasse between Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Lieutenant Governor. The week-long, unprecedented sit-in protest has had most opposition parties rallying behind him.
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Lalu Yadav Makes Calls For Rally, BJP Says Why Bother, You'll Be In Jail
It has not been a great season for Lalu Yadav. The Supreme Court just last week refused his request to decide that he will be tried in five different cases for corruption linked to his term as Bihar Chief Minister in the 90s. And on Tuesday, 100 tax officials and investigators searched different properties in and around Delhi as part of an investig...
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'We Will Be There,' Mamata Banerjee Tweets Lalu Yadav Amid Tax Raids
Just before she walked in for a 5 pm appointment with Congress president Sonia Gandhi, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee sent a warm tweet of support to Bihar politician Lalu Yadav, accused of getting 1,000 crore from proxy land deals by Income Tax officials, who searched almost 20 locations in Delhi and Gurgaon today to collect evidence.
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Day After Opposition Rally, BJP Focuses on Bihar, Holds Meet With Allies
A day after Sunday's rally by Nitish Kumar, Sonia Gandhi and Lalu Prasad - the leaders of the non-BJP coalition -- the BJP held its first structured meeting with its alliance partners in Bihar today.
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BJP Will Face a Debacle Worse Than Delhi in Bihar: RJD Chief Lalu Prasad
RJD president Lalu Prasad today attacked the BJP on social media saying it "will face a debacle worse than Delhi" in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.
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Nitish Kumar takes a swipe at Narendra Modi at Delhi rally
Seeking to give an edge to JD(U)'s election campaign in Delhi, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today took a swipe at BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.
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Nitish Kumar speaks at Left rally in Delhi
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar shares stage today with Mulayam Singh Yadav of the Samajwadi Party and others at a convention against communalism. Here are the highlights:
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Rahul Gandhi vs Narendra Modi: battle of the rallies today
While the Congress vice-president will address a rally in election-bound Delhi's Mongolpuri area, Mr Modi will take on his former ally Nitish Kumar at his first-ever rally in Patna.
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Nitish Kumar to attend Left rally with Mulayam Singh; denies talk of 'Third Front'
Nitish Kumar has said he will attend a rally in Delhi on October 30, which is being seen as a gathering of parties likely to try and join forces as a 'third front' after the elections due by May.
