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Must Find An Alternative To Electoral Bonds Scheme: Amit Shah
Amit Shah believes the influence of black money will increase during the ongoing Lok Sabha elections following the Supreme Court's decision to scrap the electoral bond scheme, and said it is for Parliament to decide on an alternative.
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"Fully Respect Supreme Court's Order On Electoral Bonds But...": Amit Shah
Noting that he fully respects the Supreme Court order on electoral bonds, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the scheme was introduced to end black money in politics and added that it should have been improved rather than scrapped.
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Political Parties Must Run With Donations From Party Workers: Amit Shah
BJP president Amit Shah on Monday stressed on purity in election funding and said that political parties must run with donations from party workers and not from the black money of the rich.
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BJP Must Run With Workers' Contributions, Not "Industrialists": Amit Shah
Pitching for "purity" in poll funding, BJP president Amit Shah on Monday said the party must run with contributions from its workers and not on donations of "money bags, builders, contractors and those with black money".
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'This Is Not Manmohan Singh Era,' Said Amit Shah On Notes Ban: Sources
As senior BJP leaders reported that the notes ban could take big chunks out of the goodwill the party enjoys, boss Amit Shah reportedly shot back that it is incumbent upon them to publicise the benefits of demonetisation.
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PM Modi's Big Move: BJP Lawmakers To Share Bank Records After Notes Ban
To signal his commitment to his crackdown on tax evasion and corruption, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered all his party's lawmakers to submit details of their bank records from November 8, when he announced a ban on high-denomination notes - to December 31, which is the deadline for submitting the outlawed notes.
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Thanks Nitish Kumar For Notes Ban Support: Amit Shah Leads BJP Chorus
In face of vociferous protests against currency ban by a united opposition, BJP leaders and allies are practically queueing up to thank Nitish Kumar, the arch-critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who, for once, has sided with him.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Links BJP's 23 Land Deals In Bihar To Notes Ban
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United has alleged that a series of land purchases made by the BJP in the state for party offices were designed to pre-empt the centre's crackdown on black or undisclosed money by banning 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.
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BJP Government Fulfilled Promises On Corruption, Black Money: Amit Shah
The Narendra Modi government has fulfilled its twin promises of providing corruption-free government and unearthing black money, BJP president Amit Shah today asserted as he hailed it for recovering over Rs 65,000 crore under the income declaration scheme.
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Bringing Back Black Money Complex Issue: BJP President Amit Shah
Under attack on the black money issue, BJP President Amit Shah today said government has taken a number of steps and disclosed 700 names to the SIT even though it is a "complex" issue with international treaties coming in the way of acting against offenders.
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Must Find An Alternative To Electoral Bonds Scheme: Amit Shah
Amit Shah believes the influence of black money will increase during the ongoing Lok Sabha elections following the Supreme Court's decision to scrap the electoral bond scheme, and said it is for Parliament to decide on an alternative.
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"Fully Respect Supreme Court's Order On Electoral Bonds But...": Amit Shah
Noting that he fully respects the Supreme Court order on electoral bonds, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the scheme was introduced to end black money in politics and added that it should have been improved rather than scrapped.
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Political Parties Must Run With Donations From Party Workers: Amit Shah
BJP president Amit Shah on Monday stressed on purity in election funding and said that political parties must run with donations from party workers and not from the black money of the rich.
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BJP Must Run With Workers' Contributions, Not "Industrialists": Amit Shah
Pitching for "purity" in poll funding, BJP president Amit Shah on Monday said the party must run with contributions from its workers and not on donations of "money bags, builders, contractors and those with black money".
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'This Is Not Manmohan Singh Era,' Said Amit Shah On Notes Ban: Sources
As senior BJP leaders reported that the notes ban could take big chunks out of the goodwill the party enjoys, boss Amit Shah reportedly shot back that it is incumbent upon them to publicise the benefits of demonetisation.
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PM Modi's Big Move: BJP Lawmakers To Share Bank Records After Notes Ban
To signal his commitment to his crackdown on tax evasion and corruption, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered all his party's lawmakers to submit details of their bank records from November 8, when he announced a ban on high-denomination notes - to December 31, which is the deadline for submitting the outlawed notes.
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Thanks Nitish Kumar For Notes Ban Support: Amit Shah Leads BJP Chorus
In face of vociferous protests against currency ban by a united opposition, BJP leaders and allies are practically queueing up to thank Nitish Kumar, the arch-critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who, for once, has sided with him.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Links BJP's 23 Land Deals In Bihar To Notes Ban
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United has alleged that a series of land purchases made by the BJP in the state for party offices were designed to pre-empt the centre's crackdown on black or undisclosed money by banning 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.
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BJP Government Fulfilled Promises On Corruption, Black Money: Amit Shah
The Narendra Modi government has fulfilled its twin promises of providing corruption-free government and unearthing black money, BJP president Amit Shah today asserted as he hailed it for recovering over Rs 65,000 crore under the income declaration scheme.
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Bringing Back Black Money Complex Issue: BJP President Amit Shah
Under attack on the black money issue, BJP President Amit Shah today said government has taken a number of steps and disclosed 700 names to the SIT even though it is a "complex" issue with international treaties coming in the way of acting against offenders.
