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Former Defence Minister AK Antony Accuses Centre of Betraying Ex-Servicemen
Former Defence Minister AK Antony today attacked Narendra Modi government accusing it of "betraying" war veterans and dubbing the notification on one-rank-one-pension (OROP) as a "Diwali shock" for them.
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PM Modi Distorting Facts on One Rank One Pension, Congress Hits Back
Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over OROP, Congress today accused him of "diluting" the UPA's proposal on the scheme for retired servicemen and also "deliberately" distorting facts.
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PM Modi Going Back on Commitment on OROP, Says AK Antony
Congress leader and former Defence Minister A K Antony today accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of going back on his commitment on 'One Rank, One Pension'.
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One Rank One Pension: AK Antony Accuses PM Narendra Modi of 'Criminal Inaction'
Former Defence Minister AK Antony on Saturday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of "criminal inaction" leading to delay in implementation of the "One Rank One Pension" (OROP) decision of the UPA government and claimed that it has made ex-servicemen "restless".
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Former Defence Minister AK Antony Accuses Centre of Betraying Ex-Servicemen
Former Defence Minister AK Antony today attacked Narendra Modi government accusing it of "betraying" war veterans and dubbing the notification on one-rank-one-pension (OROP) as a "Diwali shock" for them.
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PM Modi Distorting Facts on One Rank One Pension, Congress Hits Back
Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over OROP, Congress today accused him of "diluting" the UPA's proposal on the scheme for retired servicemen and also "deliberately" distorting facts.
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PM Modi Going Back on Commitment on OROP, Says AK Antony
Congress leader and former Defence Minister A K Antony today accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of going back on his commitment on 'One Rank, One Pension'.
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One Rank One Pension: AK Antony Accuses PM Narendra Modi of 'Criminal Inaction'
Former Defence Minister AK Antony on Saturday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of "criminal inaction" leading to delay in implementation of the "One Rank One Pension" (OROP) decision of the UPA government and claimed that it has made ex-servicemen "restless".
