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Congress' Digvijaya Singh Files Petition Alleging Irregularities In Lok Sabha Polls
Veteran Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Tuesday filed a petition in the Madhya Pradesh High Court alleging irregularities in the Lok Sabha elections in Rajgarh, where he lost to BJP's Rodmal Nagar by a margin of 1,46,089 votes.
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BJP Nominee Rodmal Nagar Defeats Congress Heavyweight Digvijaya Singh In Rajgarh
BJP candidate and sitting MP Rodmal Nagar bagged 7,58,743 votes, while Singh, his nearest rival, got 6,12,654 votes, as per EC data.
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Amit Shah Quotes Poet, Asks Voters To Bid Farewell To Digvijaya Singh
Urging voters to bid a 'permanent' electoral farewell to Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, Union Minister Amit Shah on Friday used a famous Urdu couplet of Fidvi Lahori and appealed to people in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh to defeat him by a record
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"If 400 Candidates Stand...": Digvijaya Singh's Plan To Eliminate EVMs
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has come up with a novel idea to ensure voting for the Lok Sabha election is done via ballot papers instead of EVMs, or electronic voting machines, at least for one constituency.
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Digvijaya Singh Is Congress' Pick For Rajgarh Lok Sabha Seat: 5 Facts
Digvijaya Singh entered politics at the age of 22 when he was elected the President of the Raghogarh Municipal Council in 1969
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Congress Finalises Digvijay Singh's Seat For Lok Sabha In Key Poll Body Meet
The Congress' Central Election Committee (CEC) which met in Delhi on Thursday has finalised the candidature of senior leader Digvijaya Singh from Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh Lok Sabha seat, sources said.
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Digvijaya Singh Spends Day In Bhopal, Misses Voting. BJP Says "Nervous"
Congress's Digvijaya Singh, up against the BJP's Pragya Singh Thakur, spent the day in Bhopal as the prestigious seat voted today. In the process he missed voting himself -- his booth is at Rajgarh, 140 km away.
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In Digvijaya Singh's "Yes" To Bhopal, Reservation And Possibility Of Rift
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has agreed to contest from Bhopal after Chief Minister Kamal Nath's challenge about taking on the state's "toughest seat". But he has made it clear that Bhopal is not the seat he would have picked had he been given a choice. The two-time Chief Minister said he would have preferred to contest from Rajgarh - a s...
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Congress' Digvijaya Singh Files Petition Alleging Irregularities In Lok Sabha Polls
Veteran Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Tuesday filed a petition in the Madhya Pradesh High Court alleging irregularities in the Lok Sabha elections in Rajgarh, where he lost to BJP's Rodmal Nagar by a margin of 1,46,089 votes.
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BJP Nominee Rodmal Nagar Defeats Congress Heavyweight Digvijaya Singh In Rajgarh
BJP candidate and sitting MP Rodmal Nagar bagged 7,58,743 votes, while Singh, his nearest rival, got 6,12,654 votes, as per EC data.
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Amit Shah Quotes Poet, Asks Voters To Bid Farewell To Digvijaya Singh
Urging voters to bid a 'permanent' electoral farewell to Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, Union Minister Amit Shah on Friday used a famous Urdu couplet of Fidvi Lahori and appealed to people in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh to defeat him by a record
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"If 400 Candidates Stand...": Digvijaya Singh's Plan To Eliminate EVMs
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has come up with a novel idea to ensure voting for the Lok Sabha election is done via ballot papers instead of EVMs, or electronic voting machines, at least for one constituency.
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Digvijaya Singh Is Congress' Pick For Rajgarh Lok Sabha Seat: 5 Facts
Digvijaya Singh entered politics at the age of 22 when he was elected the President of the Raghogarh Municipal Council in 1969
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Congress Finalises Digvijay Singh's Seat For Lok Sabha In Key Poll Body Meet
The Congress' Central Election Committee (CEC) which met in Delhi on Thursday has finalised the candidature of senior leader Digvijaya Singh from Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh Lok Sabha seat, sources said.
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Digvijaya Singh Spends Day In Bhopal, Misses Voting. BJP Says "Nervous"
Congress's Digvijaya Singh, up against the BJP's Pragya Singh Thakur, spent the day in Bhopal as the prestigious seat voted today. In the process he missed voting himself -- his booth is at Rajgarh, 140 km away.
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In Digvijaya Singh's "Yes" To Bhopal, Reservation And Possibility Of Rift
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has agreed to contest from Bhopal after Chief Minister Kamal Nath's challenge about taking on the state's "toughest seat". But he has made it clear that Bhopal is not the seat he would have picked had he been given a choice. The two-time Chief Minister said he would have preferred to contest from Rajgarh - a s...
