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KTR's "History Shall Repeat Itself" Message As Another BRS MLA Quits
Taking strong exception to BRS MLAs joining the ruling Congress in Telangana, BRS leader KT Rama Rao on Monday said his party had seen similar defections in the past when Congress was in power.
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"Will Quit Politics If Rahul Gandhi Proves...": BRS' K Kavitha On Job Guarantee
BRS MLC K Kavitha on Tuesday hit out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi saying that she would quit politics if the former AICC president proved that if one extra job was given in any of Congress-ruled states than in Telangana.
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"Poll Exam Quite Easy, BRS Will Hit A Century": K Kavitha
Nizamabad: Exuding confidence of a hat-trick of electoral triumphs, K Kavitha, a leader from the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi on Friday said the party will smash a century this time as the poll "exam looks quite easy to pass".
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In Big Blow To KCR's Party, 2 Legislators Quit Ahead Of Telangana Polls
In a setback for the ruling BRS in Telangana, two of its senior leaders, one MLC and a sitting legislator, left the party on Friday.
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KTR's "History Shall Repeat Itself" Message As Another BRS MLA Quits
Taking strong exception to BRS MLAs joining the ruling Congress in Telangana, BRS leader KT Rama Rao on Monday said his party had seen similar defections in the past when Congress was in power.
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"Will Quit Politics If Rahul Gandhi Proves...": BRS' K Kavitha On Job Guarantee
BRS MLC K Kavitha on Tuesday hit out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi saying that she would quit politics if the former AICC president proved that if one extra job was given in any of Congress-ruled states than in Telangana.
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"Poll Exam Quite Easy, BRS Will Hit A Century": K Kavitha
Nizamabad: Exuding confidence of a hat-trick of electoral triumphs, K Kavitha, a leader from the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi on Friday said the party will smash a century this time as the poll "exam looks quite easy to pass".
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In Big Blow To KCR's Party, 2 Legislators Quit Ahead Of Telangana Polls
In a setback for the ruling BRS in Telangana, two of its senior leaders, one MLC and a sitting legislator, left the party on Friday.
