Congress Infighting In Karnataka
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"Karnataka Chief Minister Does Not Know How Long...": PM Jabs Congress
This is the culture of Congress, where infighting continues. And their judge sitting in Delhi adjudicates and runs the shop," PM Modi added.
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"Wherever There's Congress Government...": PM's Big Charge In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a dig at the infighting in the Congress on Sunday during the election campaign in Karnataka, where the party is the main opposition.
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"Karnataka Corrupt Capital, Because BJP": Congress's DK Shivakumar To NDTV
Speaking to NDTV, he denied any infighting with his party colleague. There is "no question of a divided house" and the Congress party stands united in Karnataka, he said.
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Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar Rift Back In Karnataka Congress Ahead Of Polls
Karnataka, one of the few states where the Congress is comparatively strong, is witnessing another bout of infighting in the party ahead of next year's assembly elections.
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No Projection Of Chief Ministerial Candidate In Karnataka, Says Congress
Amid infighting between Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar, the Congress today decided that neither will be projected as a Chief Ministerial candidate in Karnataka. This comes ahead of the impending resignation of Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa.
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No Rift In Karnataka Congress, It Is Created By Media, Says Siddaramaiah
There is no fight among Congress leaders in Karnataka and it has only been created by the media, said former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday.
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Rajasthan May See Karnataka Repeat With Congress Infighting: BJP Lawmaker
Leader of Opposition and BJP MLA Gulabchand Kataria on Friday said that the Rajasthan Assembly may see a repeat of Karnataka and Goa stories, if infighting continues in the Congress.
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11 Karnataka Coalition Lawmakers Quit, Ferried To Mumbai Hotel: 10 Points
The Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition government in Karnataka appears to be teetering on the edge with 11 lawmakers resigning, while Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy is still in the US on a private trip. Eight Congress and three Janata Dal Secular legislators submitted their resignations to the speaker on Saturday afternoon, while he was not in of...
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Karnataka Ruling Coalition On The Brink After 11 Lawmakers Quit
The Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition government in Karnataka appears to be teetering on the edge with 11 lawmakers resigning, while Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy is still in the US on holiday.
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Sulking Karnataka Lawmaker Calls Congress Leader "Buffoon", Party Upset
With grim predictions for the Congress in exit polls ahead of the national election results on Thursday, infighting in the party's Karnataka unit has resurfaced with a leader, Roshan Baig, going public with a series of allegations. Using strong words against his party leadership, Roshan Baig has called KC Venugopal "a buffoon", Siddaramaiah arrogan...
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"I Don't Sleep With Men": Karnataka Speaker Reacts To Colleague's Comment
A bizarre exchange between two top Congress leaders in Karnataka has once again exposed festering infighting within the party, which has been ruling the state in an alliance since May last year. The two leaders, Ramesh Kumar and KH Muniyappa, have been squabbling over a constituency ahead of next month's national election.
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"Not Like Karnataka": Goa Minister Rules Out Early Polls Over Infighting
Goa minister Vijai Sardesai today ruled out mid-term polls in the state and said the Congress first needed to look at its coalition government in Karnataka before criticising the Manohar Parrikar-led dispensation over infighting between allies.
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In Karnataka Poll Battle, Congress "Totally United", No Infighting: Veerappa Moily
Senior Congress leader M Veerappa Moily has dismissed talk of infighting within the party over the selection of candidates in Karnataka saying the state leadership is "totally united" in the battle against the BJP in the upcoming Assembly polls.
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Karnataka: Congress infighting affects big-ticket rice scheme launch
Two months after it came to power in Karnataka, the Congress government today will launch its much-hyped 'one rupee a kg rice' scheme, which promises more than one crore households below poverty line in the state upto 30 kg of rice at that rate. The big launch, however, has been marred by the ongoing infighting within the Karnataka Congress.
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"Karnataka Chief Minister Does Not Know How Long...": PM Jabs Congress
This is the culture of Congress, where infighting continues. And their judge sitting in Delhi adjudicates and runs the shop," PM Modi added.
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"Wherever There's Congress Government...": PM's Big Charge In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a dig at the infighting in the Congress on Sunday during the election campaign in Karnataka, where the party is the main opposition.
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"Karnataka Corrupt Capital, Because BJP": Congress's DK Shivakumar To NDTV
Speaking to NDTV, he denied any infighting with his party colleague. There is "no question of a divided house" and the Congress party stands united in Karnataka, he said.
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Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar Rift Back In Karnataka Congress Ahead Of Polls
Karnataka, one of the few states where the Congress is comparatively strong, is witnessing another bout of infighting in the party ahead of next year's assembly elections.
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No Projection Of Chief Ministerial Candidate In Karnataka, Says Congress
Amid infighting between Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar, the Congress today decided that neither will be projected as a Chief Ministerial candidate in Karnataka. This comes ahead of the impending resignation of Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa.
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No Rift In Karnataka Congress, It Is Created By Media, Says Siddaramaiah
There is no fight among Congress leaders in Karnataka and it has only been created by the media, said former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday.
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Rajasthan May See Karnataka Repeat With Congress Infighting: BJP Lawmaker
Leader of Opposition and BJP MLA Gulabchand Kataria on Friday said that the Rajasthan Assembly may see a repeat of Karnataka and Goa stories, if infighting continues in the Congress.
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11 Karnataka Coalition Lawmakers Quit, Ferried To Mumbai Hotel: 10 Points
The Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition government in Karnataka appears to be teetering on the edge with 11 lawmakers resigning, while Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy is still in the US on a private trip. Eight Congress and three Janata Dal Secular legislators submitted their resignations to the speaker on Saturday afternoon, while he was not in of...
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Karnataka Ruling Coalition On The Brink After 11 Lawmakers Quit
The Congress-Janata Dal Secular coalition government in Karnataka appears to be teetering on the edge with 11 lawmakers resigning, while Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy is still in the US on holiday.
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Sulking Karnataka Lawmaker Calls Congress Leader "Buffoon", Party Upset
With grim predictions for the Congress in exit polls ahead of the national election results on Thursday, infighting in the party's Karnataka unit has resurfaced with a leader, Roshan Baig, going public with a series of allegations. Using strong words against his party leadership, Roshan Baig has called KC Venugopal "a buffoon", Siddaramaiah arrogan...
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"I Don't Sleep With Men": Karnataka Speaker Reacts To Colleague's Comment
A bizarre exchange between two top Congress leaders in Karnataka has once again exposed festering infighting within the party, which has been ruling the state in an alliance since May last year. The two leaders, Ramesh Kumar and KH Muniyappa, have been squabbling over a constituency ahead of next month's national election.
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"Not Like Karnataka": Goa Minister Rules Out Early Polls Over Infighting
Goa minister Vijai Sardesai today ruled out mid-term polls in the state and said the Congress first needed to look at its coalition government in Karnataka before criticising the Manohar Parrikar-led dispensation over infighting between allies.
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In Karnataka Poll Battle, Congress "Totally United", No Infighting: Veerappa Moily
Senior Congress leader M Veerappa Moily has dismissed talk of infighting within the party over the selection of candidates in Karnataka saying the state leadership is "totally united" in the battle against the BJP in the upcoming Assembly polls.
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Karnataka: Congress infighting affects big-ticket rice scheme launch
Two months after it came to power in Karnataka, the Congress government today will launch its much-hyped 'one rupee a kg rice' scheme, which promises more than one crore households below poverty line in the state upto 30 kg of rice at that rate. The big launch, however, has been marred by the ongoing infighting within the Karnataka Congress.
