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"UPA's Character Is To Indulge In Corruption To Save...": Amit Shah
Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday questioned the character of the opposition alliance, saying its true face was seen when it indulged in corruption to save its governments.
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No-Confidence Motion Highlights: "Politics On Manipur Is Shameful": Amit Shah To Opposition
No Confidence Motion Live Updates: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in Lok Sabha that the BJP had murdered India in Manipur and is now trying to set Haryana on fire.
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"You May Call Me Pappu, I Don't Hate You": Rahul Gandhi Hug Startles PM
"You may call me Pappu, but I don't hate you," Rahul Gandhi said, looking directly at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then walking across to embrace him. It may not have been the "earthquake" he had promised once, but the Congress president's jaw-dropping gesture during the no-confidence motion debate in parliament came close to it, many lawmakers...
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Why PM Modi Laughed During Rahul Gandhi's Speech
Long before their hug almost overshadowed everything else, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen chuckling heartily on Friday during Congress president Rahul Gandhi's speech in the no-confidence motion debate in parliament.
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"Government Made Mistakes," Says Shiv Sena On Change Of Heart On No-Trust
Mo-trust motion: In a huge embarrassment to the ruling BJP, ally Shiv Sena decided to stay away from the no-confidence vote in parliament. On Thursday, BJP chief Amit Shah had phoned Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray requesting his support. "Shiv Sena is the party which always follows directive of party chief. We have decided to take a principled stand a...
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"Why Time Limit," Says Congress, Given 38 Minutes In No-Trust Debate
No-trust motion: Just before the start of the no-confidence motion debate in parliament, the Congress protested loudly in the Lok Sabha about its speakers being allotted less time. The Congress has been allocated 38 minutes in the seven-hour debate and Rahul Gandhi is the lead speaker. The ruling BJP, which enjoys a majority in the Lok Sabha, has b...
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AIADMK To Back Government In No Confidence Vote, Say Sources
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK will support the government in the no-confidence motion against the government that will be taken up shortly in parliament. The party, sources said, will issue a whip to its 37 lawmakers to vote for the government.
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Why PM Modi Met 5 Top Lieutenants Before No-Trust Vote
No-trust motion: Before facing an opposition-backed no-confidence motion in parliament today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called a meeting with five top BJP leaders -- party president Amit Shah and ministers Rajnath Singh, Sushma Swaraj, Nitin Gadkari and Ananth Kumar.
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Government Comfortably Wins Vote On Opposition-Backed No-Trust Motion
The Narendra Modi government has won the vote of confidence in Lok Sabha by a comfortable margin at the end of a marathon, 12-hour debate session that saw the Prime Minister tear into the Congress and its chief Rahul Gandhi. In a never-before move on Friday, Mr Gandhi had crossed the Lok Sabha floor at the end of a scathing speech, and hugged the P...
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Behind Friday's No-Trust Vote Against Centre, Amit Shah's Strategy Shift
When the Congress-led opposition announced its intention to move a no trust motion against the BJP-led national coalition yesterday, many in the opposition had braced for a repeat of the budget session earlier this year when the centre was seen to resist the debate and the disruptions in Lok Sabha ensured the Speaker Sumitra Mahajan couldn't take u...
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"UPA's Character Is To Indulge In Corruption To Save...": Amit Shah
Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday questioned the character of the opposition alliance, saying its true face was seen when it indulged in corruption to save its governments.
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No-Confidence Motion Highlights: "Politics On Manipur Is Shameful": Amit Shah To Opposition
No Confidence Motion Live Updates: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in Lok Sabha that the BJP had murdered India in Manipur and is now trying to set Haryana on fire.
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"You May Call Me Pappu, I Don't Hate You": Rahul Gandhi Hug Startles PM
"You may call me Pappu, but I don't hate you," Rahul Gandhi said, looking directly at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then walking across to embrace him. It may not have been the "earthquake" he had promised once, but the Congress president's jaw-dropping gesture during the no-confidence motion debate in parliament came close to it, many lawmakers...
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Why PM Modi Laughed During Rahul Gandhi's Speech
Long before their hug almost overshadowed everything else, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen chuckling heartily on Friday during Congress president Rahul Gandhi's speech in the no-confidence motion debate in parliament.
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"Government Made Mistakes," Says Shiv Sena On Change Of Heart On No-Trust
Mo-trust motion: In a huge embarrassment to the ruling BJP, ally Shiv Sena decided to stay away from the no-confidence vote in parliament. On Thursday, BJP chief Amit Shah had phoned Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray requesting his support. "Shiv Sena is the party which always follows directive of party chief. We have decided to take a principled stand a...
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"Why Time Limit," Says Congress, Given 38 Minutes In No-Trust Debate
No-trust motion: Just before the start of the no-confidence motion debate in parliament, the Congress protested loudly in the Lok Sabha about its speakers being allotted less time. The Congress has been allocated 38 minutes in the seven-hour debate and Rahul Gandhi is the lead speaker. The ruling BJP, which enjoys a majority in the Lok Sabha, has b...
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AIADMK To Back Government In No Confidence Vote, Say Sources
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK will support the government in the no-confidence motion against the government that will be taken up shortly in parliament. The party, sources said, will issue a whip to its 37 lawmakers to vote for the government.
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Why PM Modi Met 5 Top Lieutenants Before No-Trust Vote
No-trust motion: Before facing an opposition-backed no-confidence motion in parliament today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called a meeting with five top BJP leaders -- party president Amit Shah and ministers Rajnath Singh, Sushma Swaraj, Nitin Gadkari and Ananth Kumar.
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Government Comfortably Wins Vote On Opposition-Backed No-Trust Motion
The Narendra Modi government has won the vote of confidence in Lok Sabha by a comfortable margin at the end of a marathon, 12-hour debate session that saw the Prime Minister tear into the Congress and its chief Rahul Gandhi. In a never-before move on Friday, Mr Gandhi had crossed the Lok Sabha floor at the end of a scathing speech, and hugged the P...
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Behind Friday's No-Trust Vote Against Centre, Amit Shah's Strategy Shift
When the Congress-led opposition announced its intention to move a no trust motion against the BJP-led national coalition yesterday, many in the opposition had braced for a repeat of the budget session earlier this year when the centre was seen to resist the debate and the disruptions in Lok Sabha ensured the Speaker Sumitra Mahajan couldn't take u...
