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"Why Is Haryana Provoking?" Amarinder Singh, ML Khattar Spar On Twitter
A "Delhi Chalo" protest march by thousands of farmers caused a heated back-and-forth between two Chief Ministers today after farmers from Punjab faced tear gas and water cannons and clashed with the police when they were stopped at the Haryana border.
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Am Dropping By, Let's Meet, Arvind Kejriwal Now Tweets Amarinder Singh
Arvind Kejriwal, after a bizarre back-and-forth with his Haryana counterpart ML Khattar yesterday over an appointment to discuss pollution in Delhi, took to Twitter again this morning to ping his other neighbour, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.
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Punjab Election Results 2017: AAP One Of The 'Toughest Competitors,' Says Prashant Kishor
Prashant Kishor, one of the key strategists of the Congress which is on its way to winning Punjab, today said the Aam Aadmi Party was one the toughest competitors his team has faced. Arvind Kejriwal's AAP, which had contested in Goa and Punjab in a bid to go national, is leading in only 23 of the state's 117 seats - the third position in a three-co...
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Punjab Elections 2017: Meet Nirvaan Singh, The Man Behind Captain Amarinder Singh's New Twitter Skills
Nirvaan Singh, an unassuming young man of 27, goes everywhere that Captain Amarinder Singh does on his campaign trail, between rallies engaging the 75-year-old Congressman on his smartphone as he explains social media tools, prepares him for a Facebook Live or just asks him to respond to a query.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Amarinder Singh's Back And Forth On Twitter Over Punjab Polls
Arvind Kejriwal was delivered a challenge and he lobbed it right back in a Twitter exchange with Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh, months ahead of polls in the state.
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Dare To Debate, Asks Amarinder Singh. Sure, But... Says Arvind Kejriwal
A day after he launched the Aam Aadmi Party's election manifesto in Punjab, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh started the war for votes - with a skirmish on Twitter, which went on to a challenge for an open debate.
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"Why Is Haryana Provoking?" Amarinder Singh, ML Khattar Spar On Twitter
A "Delhi Chalo" protest march by thousands of farmers caused a heated back-and-forth between two Chief Ministers today after farmers from Punjab faced tear gas and water cannons and clashed with the police when they were stopped at the Haryana border.
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Am Dropping By, Let's Meet, Arvind Kejriwal Now Tweets Amarinder Singh
Arvind Kejriwal, after a bizarre back-and-forth with his Haryana counterpart ML Khattar yesterday over an appointment to discuss pollution in Delhi, took to Twitter again this morning to ping his other neighbour, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.
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Punjab Election Results 2017: AAP One Of The 'Toughest Competitors,' Says Prashant Kishor
Prashant Kishor, one of the key strategists of the Congress which is on its way to winning Punjab, today said the Aam Aadmi Party was one the toughest competitors his team has faced. Arvind Kejriwal's AAP, which had contested in Goa and Punjab in a bid to go national, is leading in only 23 of the state's 117 seats - the third position in a three-co...
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Punjab Elections 2017: Meet Nirvaan Singh, The Man Behind Captain Amarinder Singh's New Twitter Skills
Nirvaan Singh, an unassuming young man of 27, goes everywhere that Captain Amarinder Singh does on his campaign trail, between rallies engaging the 75-year-old Congressman on his smartphone as he explains social media tools, prepares him for a Facebook Live or just asks him to respond to a query.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Amarinder Singh's Back And Forth On Twitter Over Punjab Polls
Arvind Kejriwal was delivered a challenge and he lobbed it right back in a Twitter exchange with Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh, months ahead of polls in the state.
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Dare To Debate, Asks Amarinder Singh. Sure, But... Says Arvind Kejriwal
A day after he launched the Aam Aadmi Party's election manifesto in Punjab, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh started the war for votes - with a skirmish on Twitter, which went on to a challenge for an open debate.
