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Poll Battle Between Bade Naam Vs Bade Kaam: AAP Delhi Candidate Pankaj Gupta
Election 2019: It is a battle between "bade naam (big names)" and "bade kaam (big work)" this time in Delhi polls and people have to choose whether they want a government which works or one that just talks, Aam Aadmi Party candidate from the Chandini Chowk seat, Pankaj Gupta, said.
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Will Contest Chandni Chowk Seat Irrespective Of AAP Alliance: Kapil Sibal
Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal has said he will "certainly contest" from Delhi's Chandni Chowk seat in the Lok Sabha, irrespective of whether there is an alliance between his party and AAP.
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Kapil Sibal's Chandni Chowk seat excluded from Congress primaries
Rahul Gandhi's planned US-style primaries to democratize the selection of Congress candidates was forced to make its first "correction" by dropping Union Minister Kapil Sibal's Lok Sabha constituency in Delhi from the list.
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Kapil Sibal's Chandni Chowk seat thrown open for Congress 'primaries'
Union Minister Kapil Sibal's Lok Sabha constituency in Delhi will be one of the 15 seats across the nation where the Congress is planning to hold US-style primaries to have party workers choose candidates for the national election, due by May.
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Poll Battle Between Bade Naam Vs Bade Kaam: AAP Delhi Candidate Pankaj Gupta
Election 2019: It is a battle between "bade naam (big names)" and "bade kaam (big work)" this time in Delhi polls and people have to choose whether they want a government which works or one that just talks, Aam Aadmi Party candidate from the Chandini Chowk seat, Pankaj Gupta, said.
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Will Contest Chandni Chowk Seat Irrespective Of AAP Alliance: Kapil Sibal
Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal has said he will "certainly contest" from Delhi's Chandni Chowk seat in the Lok Sabha, irrespective of whether there is an alliance between his party and AAP.
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Kapil Sibal's Chandni Chowk seat excluded from Congress primaries
Rahul Gandhi's planned US-style primaries to democratize the selection of Congress candidates was forced to make its first "correction" by dropping Union Minister Kapil Sibal's Lok Sabha constituency in Delhi from the list.
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Kapil Sibal's Chandni Chowk seat thrown open for Congress 'primaries'
Union Minister Kapil Sibal's Lok Sabha constituency in Delhi will be one of the 15 seats across the nation where the Congress is planning to hold US-style primaries to have party workers choose candidates for the national election, due by May.
