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'Time Ripe For Rahul Gandhi to Take Over as Congress President'
Raising the pitch for Rahul Gandhi's elevation in the party, Punjab Congress chief Pratap Singh Bajwa today said the opportune time has arrived for him to take over as Congress President under the overall guidance of Sonia Gandhi.
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Ambika Soni Could Head Divided Congress in Punjab
The Congress may appoint senior leader and former Union minister Ambika Soni as the Punjab unit chief to put an end to the infighting between two groups led by former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, and the current state chief, Pratap Singh Bajwa, who have been locked in a bitter battle for control of the party's state unit, say sources.
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Amarinder Singh's Mass Contact Programme Needles Punjab Congress
Former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh's new campaign to reach out to the masses has incensed his Congress party colleagues. Defying orders of the state Congress, Mr Singh has decided to go ahead with his 12-day mass contact program.
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In Protests Against Land Bill, Congress Workers Clash With The Police In Punjab
Members of the Congress clashed with the police in Chandigarh today as the party held a protest march towards the Punjab State Assembly. The police used water cannons to control the protestors, who stormed the barricades, insisting on continuing their rally towards the assembly complex.
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'Time Ripe For Rahul Gandhi to Take Over as Congress President'
Raising the pitch for Rahul Gandhi's elevation in the party, Punjab Congress chief Pratap Singh Bajwa today said the opportune time has arrived for him to take over as Congress President under the overall guidance of Sonia Gandhi.
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Ambika Soni Could Head Divided Congress in Punjab
The Congress may appoint senior leader and former Union minister Ambika Soni as the Punjab unit chief to put an end to the infighting between two groups led by former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, and the current state chief, Pratap Singh Bajwa, who have been locked in a bitter battle for control of the party's state unit, say sources.
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Amarinder Singh's Mass Contact Programme Needles Punjab Congress
Former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh's new campaign to reach out to the masses has incensed his Congress party colleagues. Defying orders of the state Congress, Mr Singh has decided to go ahead with his 12-day mass contact program.
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In Protests Against Land Bill, Congress Workers Clash With The Police In Punjab
Members of the Congress clashed with the police in Chandigarh today as the party held a protest march towards the Punjab State Assembly. The police used water cannons to control the protestors, who stormed the barricades, insisting on continuing their rally towards the assembly complex.
