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"Lotus Laundry": Nitish Kumar's JD(U)'s New Epithet For Ex-Ally BJP
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JD(U) on Thursday coined a new term, lotus laundry', to berate the BJP, a former ally it dumped recently over alleged attempts to split the party.
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In Nitish Kumar's Party's 'Thank You' To Rahul Gandhi, A Message For BJP
Nitish Kumar's party on Sunday formally thanked Rahul Gandhi for his speech on Saturday at Jantar Mantar, which, the JD(U) said, steered clear of personal attacks on the Bihar Chief Minister.
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Sharad Yadav's Rajya Sabha Membership Cancelled After JD(U) Petition
Sharad Yadav, who had opposed Nitish Kumar's decision to ally with the BJP and split Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United, was disqualified from Rajya Sabha today. Following a petition from the JD(U), Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu terminated his membership from the upper house of parliament with immediate effect.
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Amit Shah Working Overtime to Engineer Split in Our Party, Claims JD(U)
Grappling with a crisis within, the Janata Dal United or JD(U) today accused the BJP of plotting a split in the party - a charge denied by the party, which said the entire crisis was triggered by former Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's "obsession" for power.
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Nitish Kumar derides BJP election manifesto, justifies split
Deriding the BJP manifesto for bringing controversial issues like Ram Temple, Article 370 and Common Civil Code "into focus" again, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today justified JD(U)'s decision to part company with it.
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Highlights: Nitish Kumar speaks to NDTV on split with BJP
The Janata Dal (United) last week announced it's split with the Bharatiya Janata Party or the BJP, its partner of 17 years. Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar today spoke to NDTV on the split.
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In today's political pageantry, Nitish Kumar seeks Good Guy billing
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced today that his partnership with the BJP is a thing of the past. After a meeting with Bihar Governor DY Patil, he said he will take a vote of confidence on Wednesday to prove he still has a majority.
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'Nitish and party have betrayed Bihar': who said what on the JD(U)-BJP break-up
The 17-year-old alliance between Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United and the BJP is over. At a press conference, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was not reticent about the cause of the split. He did not name the BJP's Narendra Modi, but said, "To be named Prime Minister, you need more than 270 votes," a clear jab at the Gujarat Chief Minister, a dee...
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Highlights: Sushil Kumar Modi on split with JD(U)
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has confirmed that his alliance with the BJP is over. In a meeting with Governor DY Patil this afternoon, he asked for the BJP's 11 ministers to be dismissed from his cabinet.
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Over and Done. Nitish Kumar's JD(U) splits with BJP, trust vote on Wednesday
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar confirmed today that his alliance with the BJP is over. On Wednesday, his majority will be tested in the state legislature, where his party, the Janata Dal (United) or JD(U), is four votes short of a majority. Mr Kumar has said the BJP's 11 ministers must be dismissed; they have so far not resigned.
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Senior JD(U) leader says Narendra Modi is 'divisive'; Advani phones Nitish, Sharad Yadav
Senior BJP leader LK Advani today reportedly called up Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Janata Dal (United) chief Sharad Yadav amid speculation that the two parties might split over the elevation of Narendra Modi in the BJP.
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JD(U) ups the ante on Modi
Amid talk of a split, the Janata Dal (United) said today it has not set any deadline for ally BJP to declare the prime ministerial candidate for general elections next year, but the party indicated again that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi would be an unacceptable choice.
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Nitish Kumar to meet BJP chief Rajnath Singh tonight amid talk of impending split
As it begins its two-day national executive meet in the national capital today, the Janata Dal (United) or JD(U), is gearing up to demand that its ally, the Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP, reveal whether Narendra Modi will be its prime ministerial candidate. Outside the meeting venue, there are massive posters of the two JD(U) powerhouses, Nitish Ku...
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JD(U)-BJP alliance in Bihar on the rocks, will it end today?
The JD(U)-BJP alliance in Bihar seems to be on the verge of breaking up. For a partnership that came together 15 years ago, largely on an anti-Lalu plank, the going was good - thanks to the friendship of JD(U)'s Nitish Kumar and BJP's Sushil Modi. They helped their parties forge a successful alliance that has been credited with turning Bihar around...
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"Lotus Laundry": Nitish Kumar's JD(U)'s New Epithet For Ex-Ally BJP
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JD(U) on Thursday coined a new term, lotus laundry', to berate the BJP, a former ally it dumped recently over alleged attempts to split the party.
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In Nitish Kumar's Party's 'Thank You' To Rahul Gandhi, A Message For BJP
Nitish Kumar's party on Sunday formally thanked Rahul Gandhi for his speech on Saturday at Jantar Mantar, which, the JD(U) said, steered clear of personal attacks on the Bihar Chief Minister.
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Sharad Yadav's Rajya Sabha Membership Cancelled After JD(U) Petition
Sharad Yadav, who had opposed Nitish Kumar's decision to ally with the BJP and split Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United, was disqualified from Rajya Sabha today. Following a petition from the JD(U), Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu terminated his membership from the upper house of parliament with immediate effect.
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Amit Shah Working Overtime to Engineer Split in Our Party, Claims JD(U)
Grappling with a crisis within, the Janata Dal United or JD(U) today accused the BJP of plotting a split in the party - a charge denied by the party, which said the entire crisis was triggered by former Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's "obsession" for power.
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Nitish Kumar derides BJP election manifesto, justifies split
Deriding the BJP manifesto for bringing controversial issues like Ram Temple, Article 370 and Common Civil Code "into focus" again, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today justified JD(U)'s decision to part company with it.
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Highlights: Nitish Kumar speaks to NDTV on split with BJP
The Janata Dal (United) last week announced it's split with the Bharatiya Janata Party or the BJP, its partner of 17 years. Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar today spoke to NDTV on the split.
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In today's political pageantry, Nitish Kumar seeks Good Guy billing
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced today that his partnership with the BJP is a thing of the past. After a meeting with Bihar Governor DY Patil, he said he will take a vote of confidence on Wednesday to prove he still has a majority.
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'Nitish and party have betrayed Bihar': who said what on the JD(U)-BJP break-up
The 17-year-old alliance between Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United and the BJP is over. At a press conference, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was not reticent about the cause of the split. He did not name the BJP's Narendra Modi, but said, "To be named Prime Minister, you need more than 270 votes," a clear jab at the Gujarat Chief Minister, a dee...
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Highlights: Sushil Kumar Modi on split with JD(U)
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has confirmed that his alliance with the BJP is over. In a meeting with Governor DY Patil this afternoon, he asked for the BJP's 11 ministers to be dismissed from his cabinet.
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Over and Done. Nitish Kumar's JD(U) splits with BJP, trust vote on Wednesday
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar confirmed today that his alliance with the BJP is over. On Wednesday, his majority will be tested in the state legislature, where his party, the Janata Dal (United) or JD(U), is four votes short of a majority. Mr Kumar has said the BJP's 11 ministers must be dismissed; they have so far not resigned.
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Senior JD(U) leader says Narendra Modi is 'divisive'; Advani phones Nitish, Sharad Yadav
Senior BJP leader LK Advani today reportedly called up Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Janata Dal (United) chief Sharad Yadav amid speculation that the two parties might split over the elevation of Narendra Modi in the BJP.
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JD(U) ups the ante on Modi
Amid talk of a split, the Janata Dal (United) said today it has not set any deadline for ally BJP to declare the prime ministerial candidate for general elections next year, but the party indicated again that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi would be an unacceptable choice.
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Nitish Kumar to meet BJP chief Rajnath Singh tonight amid talk of impending split
As it begins its two-day national executive meet in the national capital today, the Janata Dal (United) or JD(U), is gearing up to demand that its ally, the Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP, reveal whether Narendra Modi will be its prime ministerial candidate. Outside the meeting venue, there are massive posters of the two JD(U) powerhouses, Nitish Ku...
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JD(U)-BJP alliance in Bihar on the rocks, will it end today?
The JD(U)-BJP alliance in Bihar seems to be on the verge of breaking up. For a partnership that came together 15 years ago, largely on an anti-Lalu plank, the going was good - thanks to the friendship of JD(U)'s Nitish Kumar and BJP's Sushil Modi. They helped their parties forge a successful alliance that has been credited with turning Bihar around...
