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Final Call On BJP-LJP Tie-Up For Uttar Pradesh Polls Soon, Says Chirag Paswan
- Thursday June 16, 2016
- India News | Press Trust of India
Expressing Lok Janshakti Party's willingness to fight the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections next year as part of NDA, party leader Chirag Paswan said the final call over the issue would soon be taken by BJP.
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BJP-LJP alliance 'unprincipled': Nitish Kumar
- Friday February 28, 2014
- Elections News | Press Trust of India
Describing LJP supremo Ramvilas Paswan as a leader who has proved that "there is nothing called ideology in politics", Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today termed the BJP-LJP alliance as "unprincipled".
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Rajnath Singh, Ram Vilas Paswan on BJP-LJP alliance for 2014 election: highlights
- Thursday February 27, 2014
- Elections News | NDTV
Bihar politician Ram Vilas Paswan announced his alliance with BJP, tha party he had distanced himself from 12 years ago, over the 2002 riots in Narendra Modi's Gujarat.
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Final Call On BJP-LJP Tie-Up For Uttar Pradesh Polls Soon, Says Chirag Paswan
- Thursday June 16, 2016
- India News | Press Trust of India
Expressing Lok Janshakti Party's willingness to fight the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections next year as part of NDA, party leader Chirag Paswan said the final call over the issue would soon be taken by BJP.
- www.ndtv.com
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BJP-LJP alliance 'unprincipled': Nitish Kumar
- Friday February 28, 2014
- Elections News | Press Trust of India
Describing LJP supremo Ramvilas Paswan as a leader who has proved that "there is nothing called ideology in politics", Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today termed the BJP-LJP alliance as "unprincipled".
- www.ndtv.com
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Rajnath Singh, Ram Vilas Paswan on BJP-LJP alliance for 2014 election: highlights
- Thursday February 27, 2014
- Elections News | NDTV
Bihar politician Ram Vilas Paswan announced his alliance with BJP, tha party he had distanced himself from 12 years ago, over the 2002 riots in Narendra Modi's Gujarat.
- www.ndtv.com