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BJP Forms Government In Arunachal Pradesh As Chief Minister Pema Khandu, 32 Others Join Party
Amid high political drama, the BJP is set to form government in Arunachal Pradesh after 33 out of 43 Peoples' Party of Arunachal (PPA), an alliance partner of the North East Democratic Allliance (NEDA), legislators led by Chief Minister Pema Khandu, joined the saffron brigade on Saturday.
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Arunachal Speaker Seeks Review Of Top Court Verdict That Curbed Powers
Former Arunachal Pradesh assembly Speaker Nabam Rebia today moved the Supreme Court seeking review of its verdict saying that it is "constitutionally impermissible" for the Speaker to decide on the plea for disqualification of lawmakers under the anti-defection law when a motion of no-confidence is pending against him.
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Top Court On Arunachal: Governor's Job Is Not To Make A Dent In Democracy
The Supreme Court has questioned Arunachal Pradesh Governor Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa's action of asking the Speaker to advance the session of the state assembly in December. The Governor has to act according to the Constitution, the top court said.
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Nothing Wrong If No Confidence Motion Is Passed In Arunachal: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said there was nothing wrong if a no-confidence motion is passed against the Congress-led Nabam Tuki government in Arunachal Pradesh Assembly when the Deputy Speaker was in charge of the House proceedings after removal of the Speaker.
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Arunachal Pradesh Governor JP Rajkhowa To Challenge Gauhati High Court Order
Arunachal Pradesh Governor JP Rajkohwa today expressed his "extreme surprise" and decided to appeal against the Gauhati High Court order staying his notification advancing the session of the state Assembly after which the Speaker and Chief Minister were "voted out" and a new Chief Minister "elected" in makeshift premises.
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Gauhati High Court Gives A Breather To Arunachal Pradesh's Congress Government
After two days of political drama, the Gauhati High Court has put on hold the assembly proceedings in Arunachal Pradesh, providing a breather to the Congress government which was "voted out" and a Speaker who was "impeached", by a group of BJP and rebel Congress lawmakers operating from makeshift premises. The court's interim order has put a freeze...
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Woman Sues Arunachal Pradesh Speaker for 'False Promise to Marry'
Arunachal Pradesh assembly Speaker Nabam Rebia has been booked on the charge of physically and mentally assaulting his live-in partner of four years.
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Kameng Dolo Takes Oath as Protem Speaker of Arunachal Assembly
Veteran Congress leader Kameng Dolo was today sworn in as the Protem Speaker of the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly paving way for the swearing-in of the newly elected members of the 60-member house.
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Buildings, roads, bridges washed away in Arunachal Pradesh cloud burst
Some government and private building including roads and bridges were washed away by flood water after cloud burst in Sebe circle of West Siang district, according to Deputy Speaker of the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Jomde Kena.
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BJP Forms Government In Arunachal Pradesh As Chief Minister Pema Khandu, 32 Others Join Party
Amid high political drama, the BJP is set to form government in Arunachal Pradesh after 33 out of 43 Peoples' Party of Arunachal (PPA), an alliance partner of the North East Democratic Allliance (NEDA), legislators led by Chief Minister Pema Khandu, joined the saffron brigade on Saturday.
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Arunachal Speaker Seeks Review Of Top Court Verdict That Curbed Powers
Former Arunachal Pradesh assembly Speaker Nabam Rebia today moved the Supreme Court seeking review of its verdict saying that it is "constitutionally impermissible" for the Speaker to decide on the plea for disqualification of lawmakers under the anti-defection law when a motion of no-confidence is pending against him.
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Top Court On Arunachal: Governor's Job Is Not To Make A Dent In Democracy
The Supreme Court has questioned Arunachal Pradesh Governor Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa's action of asking the Speaker to advance the session of the state assembly in December. The Governor has to act according to the Constitution, the top court said.
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Nothing Wrong If No Confidence Motion Is Passed In Arunachal: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said there was nothing wrong if a no-confidence motion is passed against the Congress-led Nabam Tuki government in Arunachal Pradesh Assembly when the Deputy Speaker was in charge of the House proceedings after removal of the Speaker.
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Arunachal Pradesh Governor JP Rajkhowa To Challenge Gauhati High Court Order
Arunachal Pradesh Governor JP Rajkohwa today expressed his "extreme surprise" and decided to appeal against the Gauhati High Court order staying his notification advancing the session of the state Assembly after which the Speaker and Chief Minister were "voted out" and a new Chief Minister "elected" in makeshift premises.
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Gauhati High Court Gives A Breather To Arunachal Pradesh's Congress Government
After two days of political drama, the Gauhati High Court has put on hold the assembly proceedings in Arunachal Pradesh, providing a breather to the Congress government which was "voted out" and a Speaker who was "impeached", by a group of BJP and rebel Congress lawmakers operating from makeshift premises. The court's interim order has put a freeze...
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Woman Sues Arunachal Pradesh Speaker for 'False Promise to Marry'
Arunachal Pradesh assembly Speaker Nabam Rebia has been booked on the charge of physically and mentally assaulting his live-in partner of four years.
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Kameng Dolo Takes Oath as Protem Speaker of Arunachal Assembly
Veteran Congress leader Kameng Dolo was today sworn in as the Protem Speaker of the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly paving way for the swearing-in of the newly elected members of the 60-member house.
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Buildings, roads, bridges washed away in Arunachal Pradesh cloud burst
Some government and private building including roads and bridges were washed away by flood water after cloud burst in Sebe circle of West Siang district, according to Deputy Speaker of the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Jomde Kena.
