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In Karnataka Bypolls, BJP Gives Ticket To Former Congress Rebel's Son
- Thursday May 2, 2019
- Karnataka News | Written by Maya Sharma
Karnataka politician Umesh Jadhav was a Congress rebel for months - before finally quitting the party ahead of Lok Sabha polls in the state.
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Karnataka Lawmaker Who Quit Congress Joins BJP Before PM Takes To Stage
- Wednesday March 6, 2019
- India News | Reported by Nehal Kidwai, Edited by Shylaja Varma
A Karnataka lawmaker joined the BJP today, two days after he resigned from the Congress. Umesh Jadhav joined the BJP in Kalaburagi district before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address at the rally there.
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Siddaramaiah Says Lawmaker Umesh Jadhav Fell For BJP's "Operation Kamala"
- Tuesday March 5, 2019
- Karnataka News | Indo-Asian News Service
Karnataka's "rebel" Congress legislator Umesh Jadhav, who resigned from the state Assembly, fell prey to the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP's) "Operation Kamala", party leader Siddaramaiah said today.
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Lawmaker Umesh Jadhav's Resignation Was Expected, Says Karnataka Congress
- Monday March 4, 2019
- Karnataka News | Written by Maya Sharma
The resignation of Congress lawmaker Umesh Jadhav from the party in Karnataka today followed weeks of his open defiance of party leadership. The lawmaker from Chincholi had been missing in action during the recent political turmoil in the state, lending weight to claims that he and a few others were planning to shift their loyalties to the BJP in a...
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Karnataka Lawmaker Quits Congress. "Sold Himself To BJP," Says Party
- Monday March 4, 2019
- Karnataka News | Reported by Maya Sharma, Edited by Shylaja Varma
A Congress legislator in Karnataka who had gone "missing" for several weeks during the political turmoil in the state resigned from the party today. Umesh Jadhav submitted his resignation to the state assembly speaker. The Congress called him a "betrayer" and said that he had "already sold himself to the BJP".
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www.ndtv.com
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In Karnataka Bypolls, BJP Gives Ticket To Former Congress Rebel's Son
- Thursday May 2, 2019
- Karnataka News | Written by Maya Sharma
Karnataka politician Umesh Jadhav was a Congress rebel for months - before finally quitting the party ahead of Lok Sabha polls in the state.
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www.ndtv.com
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Karnataka Lawmaker Who Quit Congress Joins BJP Before PM Takes To Stage
- Wednesday March 6, 2019
- India News | Reported by Nehal Kidwai, Edited by Shylaja Varma
A Karnataka lawmaker joined the BJP today, two days after he resigned from the Congress. Umesh Jadhav joined the BJP in Kalaburagi district before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address at the rally there.
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www.ndtv.com
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Siddaramaiah Says Lawmaker Umesh Jadhav Fell For BJP's "Operation Kamala"
- Tuesday March 5, 2019
- Karnataka News | Indo-Asian News Service
Karnataka's "rebel" Congress legislator Umesh Jadhav, who resigned from the state Assembly, fell prey to the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP's) "Operation Kamala", party leader Siddaramaiah said today.
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www.ndtv.com
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Lawmaker Umesh Jadhav's Resignation Was Expected, Says Karnataka Congress
- Monday March 4, 2019
- Karnataka News | Written by Maya Sharma
The resignation of Congress lawmaker Umesh Jadhav from the party in Karnataka today followed weeks of his open defiance of party leadership. The lawmaker from Chincholi had been missing in action during the recent political turmoil in the state, lending weight to claims that he and a few others were planning to shift their loyalties to the BJP in a...
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www.ndtv.com
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Karnataka Lawmaker Quits Congress. "Sold Himself To BJP," Says Party
- Monday March 4, 2019
- Karnataka News | Reported by Maya Sharma, Edited by Shylaja Varma
A Congress legislator in Karnataka who had gone "missing" for several weeks during the political turmoil in the state resigned from the party today. Umesh Jadhav submitted his resignation to the state assembly speaker. The Congress called him a "betrayer" and said that he had "already sold himself to the BJP".
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