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Lok Sabha Elections: Opposition Should Reveal Its PM Candidate, Says Rajnath Singh
Expressing confidence that the BJP will win more seats that it did in 2014, senior party leader Rajnath Singh today said a two-thirds majority for the NDA cannot be ruled out.
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62.5 Per Cent Voting In Phase 5, Violence In Bengal, Kashmir: 10 Points
Around 62.5 per cent people voted in the fifth round of the national election - up from 61.76 in 2014 -- that was marked by violence in parts of Bengal and Jammu and Kashmir. In Bengal, two persons, including a BJP candidate, were injured in separate incidents. A grenade was thrown at a polling booth and an explosion set off elsewhere in Jammu and...
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51 Seats Vote Today, Rahul Gandhi's Amethi Test: Your 5-Point Guide
The fifth phase of the Lok Sabha election witnesses several high-stake battles between the BJP and opposition parties, with people from 51 Lok Sabha constituencies across seven states casting their votes today to form the next government. The foremost among them is Amethi, where Congress president Rahul Gandhi will try to hold his own against the B...
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As BJP's Rajnath Singh Files Poll Papers In Lucknow, No Rival Yet
Home Minister Rajnath Singh filed his nomination papers in Uttar Pradesh capital Lucknow today for the Lok Sabha polls, but he doesn't have a rival in sight.
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Coalition A Sign Of Strength Not Compulsion: Rajnath Singh
Union Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said the BJP considers its alliance partners as a sign of strength (''mazbooti'') and not as a compulsion (''majboori''), pointing out the party had taken along all allies when forming the government in 2014, despite having majority.
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BJP Chief Amit Shah To Contest Lok Sabha Elections From Gandhinagar, Replaces LK Advani
BJP president Amit Shah will contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections from Gandhinagar, the seat that veteran leader LK Advani had won by over four lakh votes in 2014.
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PM To Contest From Varanasi, Amit Shah Gandhinagar; BJP First List Out
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will contest from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, the parliamentary seat he retained after winning two seats in the 2014 election, the BJP announced on Thursday evening, as it released its first list of candidates for Lok Sabha elections that begin next month.
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BJP Formed Govt At Centre Because Of Gujarat Model: Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said the BJP formed government at the Centre because of the Gujarat model of development and that the people of the country had already answered the questions of Rahul Gandhi by giving it a mandate in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
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Maharashtra Government Formation: Negotiations to Begin. Shiv Sena Leaders Fly to Delhi to Meet BJP
After days of saying "let's talk" but steering largely clear of each other, the BJP and the Shiv Sena are officially opening negotiations for a reconciliation that could allow them to form the next government in Maharashtra together.
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BJP to Send Rajnath Singh, Vekaiah Naidu as Observers to Maharashtra, Haryana
The BJP on Sunday decided to send senior party leaders Rajnath Singh to Maharashtra and Venkaiah Naidu to Haryana to take a decision on the chief ministerial candidates in the two states.
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Lok Sabha Elections: Opposition Should Reveal Its PM Candidate, Says Rajnath Singh
Expressing confidence that the BJP will win more seats that it did in 2014, senior party leader Rajnath Singh today said a two-thirds majority for the NDA cannot be ruled out.
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62.5 Per Cent Voting In Phase 5, Violence In Bengal, Kashmir: 10 Points
Around 62.5 per cent people voted in the fifth round of the national election - up from 61.76 in 2014 -- that was marked by violence in parts of Bengal and Jammu and Kashmir. In Bengal, two persons, including a BJP candidate, were injured in separate incidents. A grenade was thrown at a polling booth and an explosion set off elsewhere in Jammu and...
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51 Seats Vote Today, Rahul Gandhi's Amethi Test: Your 5-Point Guide
The fifth phase of the Lok Sabha election witnesses several high-stake battles between the BJP and opposition parties, with people from 51 Lok Sabha constituencies across seven states casting their votes today to form the next government. The foremost among them is Amethi, where Congress president Rahul Gandhi will try to hold his own against the B...
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As BJP's Rajnath Singh Files Poll Papers In Lucknow, No Rival Yet
Home Minister Rajnath Singh filed his nomination papers in Uttar Pradesh capital Lucknow today for the Lok Sabha polls, but he doesn't have a rival in sight.
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Coalition A Sign Of Strength Not Compulsion: Rajnath Singh
Union Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said the BJP considers its alliance partners as a sign of strength (''mazbooti'') and not as a compulsion (''majboori''), pointing out the party had taken along all allies when forming the government in 2014, despite having majority.
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BJP Chief Amit Shah To Contest Lok Sabha Elections From Gandhinagar, Replaces LK Advani
BJP president Amit Shah will contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections from Gandhinagar, the seat that veteran leader LK Advani had won by over four lakh votes in 2014.
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PM To Contest From Varanasi, Amit Shah Gandhinagar; BJP First List Out
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will contest from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, the parliamentary seat he retained after winning two seats in the 2014 election, the BJP announced on Thursday evening, as it released its first list of candidates for Lok Sabha elections that begin next month.
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BJP Formed Govt At Centre Because Of Gujarat Model: Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said the BJP formed government at the Centre because of the Gujarat model of development and that the people of the country had already answered the questions of Rahul Gandhi by giving it a mandate in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
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Maharashtra Government Formation: Negotiations to Begin. Shiv Sena Leaders Fly to Delhi to Meet BJP
After days of saying "let's talk" but steering largely clear of each other, the BJP and the Shiv Sena are officially opening negotiations for a reconciliation that could allow them to form the next government in Maharashtra together.
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BJP to Send Rajnath Singh, Vekaiah Naidu as Observers to Maharashtra, Haryana
The BJP on Sunday decided to send senior party leaders Rajnath Singh to Maharashtra and Venkaiah Naidu to Haryana to take a decision on the chief ministerial candidates in the two states.
