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Bengal Minister Says Muslims Can Be 'Bigger Than Majority', BJP Responds
A remark by Kolkata mayor and senior Trinamool Congress leader Firhad Hakim, in which he said Muslims could become a "bigger majority than the majority", has sparked a massive row. West Bengal BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar has slammed the remarks
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How Devendra Fadnavis Accepting No.2 Role Cleared His Way To The Top
Devendra Fadnavis was 22 when he became a corporator. Five years later, he was the youngest mayor in Nagpur's history and the second-youngest in India. At 39, he became an MLA and at 43, he was chosen Maharashtra BJP chief
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In U-Turn After Joining BJP, Chhindwara Mayor Backs Congress's Nakul Nath
On the day of polling in the high-profile Chhindwara Lok Sabha seat in Madhya Pradesh on Friday, the city's mayor Vikram Ahake, who recently joined the BJP, urged people to vote for Congress' Nakul Nath.
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After Congress MLA, Party's Mayor From Kamal Nath's Home Turf Joins BJP
In another setback to the Congress ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, its leader and Chhindwara mayor joined the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Madhya Pradesh on Monday morning.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: 5 Points On Yogender Chandolia, BJP Candidate From North West Delhi
The BJP has fielded Yogender Chandolia, former mayor of the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), from the North West Delhi constituency for the Lok Sabha polls.
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2 Councillors Help Defeat AAP In Chandigarh Polls, Then Return To Party
In a bizarre flip-flop, two AAP councillors from the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation have returned to the party less than a month after quitting and joining the BJP.
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BJP Wins Chandigarh Deputy Mayor Polls Days After AAP Pick Declared Mayor
BJP's Kuljeet Singh Sandhu was elected to the post of senior deputy mayor in repolls in the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation on Monday. BJP's Rajinder Sharma won the post of deputy mayor in the re-election.
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Chandigarh Mayor Polls Returning Officer Served Notice By Supreme Court
The returning officer at the centre of Chandigarh vote-tampering row is guilty of misdemeanour and made a deliberate attempt to deface eight ballot papers so that BJP's candidate is elected the city's mayor, the Supreme Court held today.
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Amid Tampering Row, Top Court Examines Chandigarh Poll Ballot Papers
The Supreme Court will today examine the ballot papers of the Chandigarh mayoral poll and video recording of the counting process amid concerns over "horse-trading" and the contentious victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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"Theft And Scams": Akhilesh Yadav's Jibe At BJP Amid Chandigarh Vote-Count Row
Chandigarh mayor polls: The returning officer who conducted the Chandigarh mayoral polls "accepting the crime of rigging" the elections shows how hungry the BJP is for power, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said on Monday.
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Supreme Court's "No Fresh Poll" Proposal Amid Chandigarh Vote-Count Row
The eight "defaced" ballot papers - from last month's controversial Chandigarh mayoral election - which are at the heart of a bitter fight between the AAP and the BJP must be shown to the Supreme Court Tuesday, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said.
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Chief Justice Grilling Chandigarh Officer Is A First In Independent India
In a stern response to the alleged defacement of ballot papers during the Chandigarh mayoral election, the Supreme Court has directed the prosecution of the returning officer, Anil Masih.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Remark After Chandigarh Mayor Quits, Councillors Switch
Arvind Kejriwal today said that the resignation of BJP leader Manoj Sonkar proved that the elections were manipulated.
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Advantage BJP In Chandigarh Row As Mayor Quits, 3 AAP Councilors Cross Over
BJP leader Manoj Sonkar resigned as Chandigarh mayor this evening, a day ahead of the Supreme Court hearing in the alleged tampering in the mayoral election.
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Water Cannon Used Against Congress' Student Wing Protesting In Chandigarh
Police on Wednesday used a water cannon and resorted to lathi-charge to disperse members of the Congress' student wing NSUI marching towards the BJP office to protest against the alleged rigging of the recent Chandigarh mayoral polls.
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Bengal Minister Says Muslims Can Be 'Bigger Than Majority', BJP Responds
A remark by Kolkata mayor and senior Trinamool Congress leader Firhad Hakim, in which he said Muslims could become a "bigger majority than the majority", has sparked a massive row. West Bengal BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar has slammed the remarks
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How Devendra Fadnavis Accepting No.2 Role Cleared His Way To The Top
Devendra Fadnavis was 22 when he became a corporator. Five years later, he was the youngest mayor in Nagpur's history and the second-youngest in India. At 39, he became an MLA and at 43, he was chosen Maharashtra BJP chief
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In U-Turn After Joining BJP, Chhindwara Mayor Backs Congress's Nakul Nath
On the day of polling in the high-profile Chhindwara Lok Sabha seat in Madhya Pradesh on Friday, the city's mayor Vikram Ahake, who recently joined the BJP, urged people to vote for Congress' Nakul Nath.
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After Congress MLA, Party's Mayor From Kamal Nath's Home Turf Joins BJP
In another setback to the Congress ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, its leader and Chhindwara mayor joined the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Madhya Pradesh on Monday morning.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: 5 Points On Yogender Chandolia, BJP Candidate From North West Delhi
The BJP has fielded Yogender Chandolia, former mayor of the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), from the North West Delhi constituency for the Lok Sabha polls.
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2 Councillors Help Defeat AAP In Chandigarh Polls, Then Return To Party
In a bizarre flip-flop, two AAP councillors from the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation have returned to the party less than a month after quitting and joining the BJP.
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BJP Wins Chandigarh Deputy Mayor Polls Days After AAP Pick Declared Mayor
BJP's Kuljeet Singh Sandhu was elected to the post of senior deputy mayor in repolls in the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation on Monday. BJP's Rajinder Sharma won the post of deputy mayor in the re-election.
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Chandigarh Mayor Polls Returning Officer Served Notice By Supreme Court
The returning officer at the centre of Chandigarh vote-tampering row is guilty of misdemeanour and made a deliberate attempt to deface eight ballot papers so that BJP's candidate is elected the city's mayor, the Supreme Court held today.
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Amid Tampering Row, Top Court Examines Chandigarh Poll Ballot Papers
The Supreme Court will today examine the ballot papers of the Chandigarh mayoral poll and video recording of the counting process amid concerns over "horse-trading" and the contentious victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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"Theft And Scams": Akhilesh Yadav's Jibe At BJP Amid Chandigarh Vote-Count Row
Chandigarh mayor polls: The returning officer who conducted the Chandigarh mayoral polls "accepting the crime of rigging" the elections shows how hungry the BJP is for power, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said on Monday.
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Supreme Court's "No Fresh Poll" Proposal Amid Chandigarh Vote-Count Row
The eight "defaced" ballot papers - from last month's controversial Chandigarh mayoral election - which are at the heart of a bitter fight between the AAP and the BJP must be shown to the Supreme Court Tuesday, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said.
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Chief Justice Grilling Chandigarh Officer Is A First In Independent India
In a stern response to the alleged defacement of ballot papers during the Chandigarh mayoral election, the Supreme Court has directed the prosecution of the returning officer, Anil Masih.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Remark After Chandigarh Mayor Quits, Councillors Switch
Arvind Kejriwal today said that the resignation of BJP leader Manoj Sonkar proved that the elections were manipulated.
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Advantage BJP In Chandigarh Row As Mayor Quits, 3 AAP Councilors Cross Over
BJP leader Manoj Sonkar resigned as Chandigarh mayor this evening, a day ahead of the Supreme Court hearing in the alleged tampering in the mayoral election.
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Water Cannon Used Against Congress' Student Wing Protesting In Chandigarh
Police on Wednesday used a water cannon and resorted to lathi-charge to disperse members of the Congress' student wing NSUI marching towards the BJP office to protest against the alleged rigging of the recent Chandigarh mayoral polls.
