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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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Modi Government 'Disrespects' People's Mandate: Sonia Gandhi
Seizing on the Supreme Court verdicts on Arunachal Pradesh and Uttarkhand, Congress President Sonia Gandhi today accused the Modi Government of disrespecting the popular mandate in its "greed for power" and tearing apart the Constitution to topple elected ministries.
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Lecture On Democracy Certainly Not From Congress, Says Nirmala Sitharaman
Congress should not give BJP lecture on democracy as it had undermined democracy several times in the past, Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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Hope Arunachal Verdict Will Deter Centre From Misusing Power: Sonia Gandhi
Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Vice President Rahul Gandhi today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Centre after the Supreme Court ordered restoration of the party's government in Arunachal Pradesh, saying those who trampled upon constitutional propriety and democratic norms stand defeated.
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Supreme Court Verdict On Arunachal Upheld Democratic Values: Harish Rawat
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat today said the Supreme Court has upheld the values of the Indian democracy and the Constitution by directing restoration of the ousted Nabam Tuki government in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Kalikho Pul Says No threat To His Government In Arunachal Pradesh
Kalikho Pul today said that there is no threat to his government in Arunachal Pradesh as the required numbers are with him and it will be decided on the floor of the Assembly.
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Arunachal Pradesh Crisis Was Outcome Of Congress' Internal Feud, Says BJP
Under attack following the Supreme Court's order on Arunachal Pradesh, BJP today sought to deflect the criticism saying the political crisis in the state was an outcome of Congress' internal fight and that it supported the new government only from outside.
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Nabam Tuki Welcomes Supreme Court's Verdict On Arunachal Pradesh
Nabam Tuki, who was Arunachal Pradesh's chief minister, today welcomed the verdict of the Supreme Court which paved way for reinstating the Congress government in the state.
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Tight Slap To Modi Government: Arvind Kejriwal On Arunachal Pradesh Verdict
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has called the Supreme Court ruling which restored the Congress government in Arunachal Pradesh, a "tight slap on dictatorial Modi government".
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After Court Verdict, Congress's Nabam Tuki Takes Charge As Arunachal Chief Minister: 10 Points
Seven months after it was dramatically dismissed from Arunachal Pradesh, the Congress is back in charge in the state after the Supreme Court on Wednesday turned back the clock and called its dismissal "illegal and unconstitutional." The party's Nabam Tuki resumed office as Chief Minister from the state guest house in Delhi.
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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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Modi Government 'Disrespects' People's Mandate: Sonia Gandhi
Seizing on the Supreme Court verdicts on Arunachal Pradesh and Uttarkhand, Congress President Sonia Gandhi today accused the Modi Government of disrespecting the popular mandate in its "greed for power" and tearing apart the Constitution to topple elected ministries.
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Lecture On Democracy Certainly Not From Congress, Says Nirmala Sitharaman
Congress should not give BJP lecture on democracy as it had undermined democracy several times in the past, Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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Hope Arunachal Verdict Will Deter Centre From Misusing Power: Sonia Gandhi
Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Vice President Rahul Gandhi today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Centre after the Supreme Court ordered restoration of the party's government in Arunachal Pradesh, saying those who trampled upon constitutional propriety and democratic norms stand defeated.
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Supreme Court Verdict On Arunachal Upheld Democratic Values: Harish Rawat
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat today said the Supreme Court has upheld the values of the Indian democracy and the Constitution by directing restoration of the ousted Nabam Tuki government in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Kalikho Pul Says No threat To His Government In Arunachal Pradesh
Kalikho Pul today said that there is no threat to his government in Arunachal Pradesh as the required numbers are with him and it will be decided on the floor of the Assembly.
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Arunachal Pradesh Crisis Was Outcome Of Congress' Internal Feud, Says BJP
Under attack following the Supreme Court's order on Arunachal Pradesh, BJP today sought to deflect the criticism saying the political crisis in the state was an outcome of Congress' internal fight and that it supported the new government only from outside.
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Nabam Tuki Welcomes Supreme Court's Verdict On Arunachal Pradesh
Nabam Tuki, who was Arunachal Pradesh's chief minister, today welcomed the verdict of the Supreme Court which paved way for reinstating the Congress government in the state.
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Tight Slap To Modi Government: Arvind Kejriwal On Arunachal Pradesh Verdict
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has called the Supreme Court ruling which restored the Congress government in Arunachal Pradesh, a "tight slap on dictatorial Modi government".
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After Court Verdict, Congress's Nabam Tuki Takes Charge As Arunachal Chief Minister: 10 Points
Seven months after it was dramatically dismissed from Arunachal Pradesh, the Congress is back in charge in the state after the Supreme Court on Wednesday turned back the clock and called its dismissal "illegal and unconstitutional." The party's Nabam Tuki resumed office as Chief Minister from the state guest house in Delhi.
