Bjp Leader Arvinder Singh Lovely

Arvinder Singh Lovely, who stepped down from the post of the Delhi Congress chief earlier today, setting off massive speculation about a crossover to the BJP, has clarified that he is not joining any party.

BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla has criticized the Congress party following the resignation of the Delhi Congress Committee President Arvinder Singh Lovely who has accused the Congress party of lacking mission and vision and "steeped

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party on Monday hit out at the ruling BJP over an Enforcement Directorate notice to Pankaj Gupta, the party's National Secretary.

Arvinder Singh Lovely is a Congress leader who had walked out of his party in 2017 to join the BJP. He returned to the Congress in February 2018. Mr Lovely, who has been the Delhi Education Minister in the past, lost the fight for the East Delhi Lok Sabha seat in 2019 to the BJP's Gautam Gambhir.

Cricketer-turned-politician Gautam Gambhir today hit out at Aam Aadmi Party's Atishi, his rival for the East Delhi seat, over the two-voter ID allegation. The AAP leader has approached the court, alleging the former cricketer holds two voter ID cards, which is illegal. The case will be heard on May 1.

Warned by the recent experience of the Delhi Congress, the Delhi BJP issued a list of dos and don'ts to its members ahead of the party's day-long fast today. Earlier this week, pictures of Delhi Congress leaders tucking into "Chole Bhature" had torpedoed the party's protest fast. BJP leaders tweeted the photographs, which became a rage on social me...

A fast by Congress leaders led by Rahul Gandhi on Monday bounced from one controversy to another. The protest at Mahatma Gandhi's memorial Rajghat is aimed at promoting communal harmony and protesting atrocities against Dalits, Congress leaders said.

Former Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely, who had walked out of his party last year to join the BJP, "returned home" today, senior Congress leaders said. Mr Lovely had joined the BJP five days before crucial civic elections in Delhi.

It is testament to how desperate things are for the Congress that when it appeared briefly as runner-up in the Delhi election, it was nearly giddy. Leaders who have served as ministers in Delhi when the Congress was in power spoke of a revival, based on early leads.

As the voting gained pace in Delhi's municipal elections, voters in a few wards faced problems as Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs at some polling booths did not work properly in the city. Former Delhi minister and BJP leader Arvind Singh Lovely also could not cast his vote early morning as there were some problems in the EVMs at the polling boot...

A day after she was expelled from Congress for "undertaking anti-party activities just before the MCD elections", former Delhi Congress leader Barkha Shukla Singh will be joining the BJP today. Ms Singh will meet BJP's national Vice President and Delhi in charge Shyam Jaju in the afternoon.

Amid spate of desertions and switchovers, the Congress rubbished rumours that senior leader Kamal Nath was planning to join the BJP. It said that the BJP is running a campaign to malign Congress leaders and hit the morale of the party. He added that -be it from 1977 to 1980 (the period after Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared Emergency) or bet...

A Delhi Congress leader who described party vice president Rahul Gandhi as "mentally unfit" in a press statement she tweeted, has been expelled from the party this morning.

Rahul Gandhi's leadership was questioned today by yet another leader of the Congress in Delhi, Barkha Shukla Singh, as she resigned as chief of the party's state women's wing. Unlike senior leader Arvinder Singh Lovely, who quit the Congress and joined the BJP earlier this week, Ms Singh has not left the party. Yet. But she seemed to prepare ground...

Arvinder Singh Lovely, BJP leader as of 24 hours ago, says he's unmoved by the news of former boss Ajay Maken breaking down during a TV interview while discussing Mr Lovely's opting out of the Congress.

Arvinder Singh Lovely, who stepped down from the post of the Delhi Congress chief earlier today, setting off massive speculation about a crossover to the BJP, has clarified that he is not joining any party.

BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla has criticized the Congress party following the resignation of the Delhi Congress Committee President Arvinder Singh Lovely who has accused the Congress party of lacking mission and vision and "steeped

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party on Monday hit out at the ruling BJP over an Enforcement Directorate notice to Pankaj Gupta, the party's National Secretary.

Arvinder Singh Lovely is a Congress leader who had walked out of his party in 2017 to join the BJP. He returned to the Congress in February 2018. Mr Lovely, who has been the Delhi Education Minister in the past, lost the fight for the East Delhi Lok Sabha seat in 2019 to the BJP's Gautam Gambhir.

Cricketer-turned-politician Gautam Gambhir today hit out at Aam Aadmi Party's Atishi, his rival for the East Delhi seat, over the two-voter ID allegation. The AAP leader has approached the court, alleging the former cricketer holds two voter ID cards, which is illegal. The case will be heard on May 1.

Warned by the recent experience of the Delhi Congress, the Delhi BJP issued a list of dos and don'ts to its members ahead of the party's day-long fast today. Earlier this week, pictures of Delhi Congress leaders tucking into "Chole Bhature" had torpedoed the party's protest fast. BJP leaders tweeted the photographs, which became a rage on social me...

A fast by Congress leaders led by Rahul Gandhi on Monday bounced from one controversy to another. The protest at Mahatma Gandhi's memorial Rajghat is aimed at promoting communal harmony and protesting atrocities against Dalits, Congress leaders said.

Former Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely, who had walked out of his party last year to join the BJP, "returned home" today, senior Congress leaders said. Mr Lovely had joined the BJP five days before crucial civic elections in Delhi.

It is testament to how desperate things are for the Congress that when it appeared briefly as runner-up in the Delhi election, it was nearly giddy. Leaders who have served as ministers in Delhi when the Congress was in power spoke of a revival, based on early leads.

As the voting gained pace in Delhi's municipal elections, voters in a few wards faced problems as Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs at some polling booths did not work properly in the city. Former Delhi minister and BJP leader Arvind Singh Lovely also could not cast his vote early morning as there were some problems in the EVMs at the polling boot...

A day after she was expelled from Congress for "undertaking anti-party activities just before the MCD elections", former Delhi Congress leader Barkha Shukla Singh will be joining the BJP today. Ms Singh will meet BJP's national Vice President and Delhi in charge Shyam Jaju in the afternoon.

Amid spate of desertions and switchovers, the Congress rubbished rumours that senior leader Kamal Nath was planning to join the BJP. It said that the BJP is running a campaign to malign Congress leaders and hit the morale of the party. He added that -be it from 1977 to 1980 (the period after Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared Emergency) or bet...

A Delhi Congress leader who described party vice president Rahul Gandhi as "mentally unfit" in a press statement she tweeted, has been expelled from the party this morning.

Rahul Gandhi's leadership was questioned today by yet another leader of the Congress in Delhi, Barkha Shukla Singh, as she resigned as chief of the party's state women's wing. Unlike senior leader Arvinder Singh Lovely, who quit the Congress and joined the BJP earlier this week, Ms Singh has not left the party. Yet. But she seemed to prepare ground...

Arvinder Singh Lovely, BJP leader as of 24 hours ago, says he's unmoved by the news of former boss Ajay Maken breaking down during a TV interview while discussing Mr Lovely's opting out of the Congress.