Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Resigns
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Arunachal Congress Chief Nabam Tuki Who Quit Today, Now Says Will Continue
Former Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Nabam Tuki on Saturday said that he had offered to resign from the post of the state Congress president but as he did not receive any response from the AICC, he would continue to discharge his responsibilities
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Opposition Parties Demand Resignation Of Arunachal Chief Minister
Opposition parties in Arunachal Pradesh have demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Pema Khandu over violence in the capital complex on the permanent residence certificate (PRC) issue in which three people were killed and many injured.
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"BJP Now Platform To Seek Power": Ex-Arunachal Chief Minister Quits Party
Former Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister and senior BJP leader Gegong Apang on Tuesday resigned from the party, saying it was no longer following the principles of the late Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
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Nabam Tuki's Exit As Arunachal Chief Minister Proves Governor's Actions Right, Says BJP
BJP today claimed that the resignation of Nabam Tuki as Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister has "vindicated" its stand and proved "right" Governor J P Rajkhowa's decisions following the political crisis in the state.
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Pema Khandu Takes Oath As Arunachal Chief Minister
Pema Khandu, who was elected leader of the Congress in the Arunachal Pradesh assembly yesterday, has taken oath as the Chief Minister.
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To Hold On To Arunachal, Rahul Gandhi Puts New Man Pema Khandu In Charge
Hours before he was to seek a trust vote, Chief Minister Nabam Tuki resigned today after stepping down as leader of the Congress in the Arunachal Pradesh assembly, in a strategic move that sources said was steered by Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
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Nabam Tuki sworn in as Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh
Dissident leader Nabam Tuki was today chosen as the new Congress Legislature Party leader in Arunachal Pradesh, signalling the end of the weeks-long political drama that culminated in the resignation of Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin.
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Six months after taking over, Arunachal Chief Minister quits
Facing heat from dissidents, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin today submitted his resignation to the Governor, paving the way for a new incumbent for the post.
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Arunachal Congress Chief Nabam Tuki Who Quit Today, Now Says Will Continue
Former Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Nabam Tuki on Saturday said that he had offered to resign from the post of the state Congress president but as he did not receive any response from the AICC, he would continue to discharge his responsibilities
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Opposition Parties Demand Resignation Of Arunachal Chief Minister
Opposition parties in Arunachal Pradesh have demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Pema Khandu over violence in the capital complex on the permanent residence certificate (PRC) issue in which three people were killed and many injured.
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"BJP Now Platform To Seek Power": Ex-Arunachal Chief Minister Quits Party
Former Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister and senior BJP leader Gegong Apang on Tuesday resigned from the party, saying it was no longer following the principles of the late Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
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Nabam Tuki's Exit As Arunachal Chief Minister Proves Governor's Actions Right, Says BJP
BJP today claimed that the resignation of Nabam Tuki as Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister has "vindicated" its stand and proved "right" Governor J P Rajkhowa's decisions following the political crisis in the state.
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Pema Khandu Takes Oath As Arunachal Chief Minister
Pema Khandu, who was elected leader of the Congress in the Arunachal Pradesh assembly yesterday, has taken oath as the Chief Minister.
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To Hold On To Arunachal, Rahul Gandhi Puts New Man Pema Khandu In Charge
Hours before he was to seek a trust vote, Chief Minister Nabam Tuki resigned today after stepping down as leader of the Congress in the Arunachal Pradesh assembly, in a strategic move that sources said was steered by Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
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Nabam Tuki sworn in as Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh
Dissident leader Nabam Tuki was today chosen as the new Congress Legislature Party leader in Arunachal Pradesh, signalling the end of the weeks-long political drama that culminated in the resignation of Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin.
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Six months after taking over, Arunachal Chief Minister quits
Facing heat from dissidents, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin today submitted his resignation to the Governor, paving the way for a new incumbent for the post.
