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Ex-Gujarat Chief Minister Shankersinh Vaghela's Son Joins BJP
Former Gujarat Chief Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela's son Mahendrasinh Vaghela, a two-time Congress lawmaker, today joined the BJP.
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CBI Wanted To Implicate PM Modi, Amit Shah In Ishrat Jahan Case: DG Vanzara's Counsel
Former police officer DG Vanzara's lawyer told a special court today that it appeared the CBI wanted to "implicate" the then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and his former cabinet colleague Amit Shah in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case.
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All About Maya Kodnani And The Case In Which Amit Shah Deposed
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat, was sentenced in 2012 to 28 years in jail after being found guilty of the worst massacre during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, at Naroda Patiya in which 97 people were killed.
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"Why Is Manmohan Singh So Angry?" Amit Shah Hits Back: 10 Points
BJP chief Amit Shah has torn into former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for his video statement released on Wednesday evening in which he said he is "deeply hurt" by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's allegations hinting that he colluded with Pakistani guests at a dinner and discussed the Gujarat elections. "Why is Manmohan Singh so angry," said Mr Shah...
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An Awkward Handshake, Manmohan Singh's Video Message, Amit Shah's Counter
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his predecessor Manmohan Singh today greeted each other with Namastes and a handshake as they came face to face at an event to mark the 2001 parliament attack anniversary. Hours after what appeared to be a frosty encounter, the former prime minister re-emphasised in a video statement that he was "deeply hurt" by PM ...
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With Shankarsinh Vaghela Out Of Congress, BJP Hopes To Improve Tally In Central Gujarat
The BJP hopes to improve its tally in central Gujarat in the assembly election, convinced that former Chief Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela's decision to quit the Congress will work in its favour. Party leaders said they were also banking on candidates who had switched over from the Congress to the BJP and a consolidation against the Patidar agitation...
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"PM Must Apologise": Manmohan Singh's Unusually Sharp Counter On Pak Row
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was "deeply pained and anguished" by the "falsehood and canards being spread to score political points by none less than Prime Minister Narendra Modi" and called for an apology as an unprecedented war of words exploded between a prime minister and his predecessor in the backdrop of the bitterly-contested...
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Shankersinh Vaghela Demands Probe Into Jay Shah's Business Dealings
Former Gujarat chief minister Shankersinh Vaghela today demanded an investigation into the claims made in a media report that the turnover of a firm of BJP president Amit Shah's son Jay grew manifold after the BJP came to power at the Centre in 2014.
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Ex-Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel Says Won't Fight Assembly Elections
Former Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel has said she does not want to contest the upcoming state Assembly polls and that she has informed BJP president Amit Shah about her decision in a letter.
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Get Amit Shah's Testimony In 4 Days, Court Tells Maya Kodnani
Maya Kodnani, a former minister and BJP leader convicted of organising the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, has been told she has till Tuesday to get BJP chief Amit Shah to court and testify in her favour. Mr Shah is the last listed defence witness in her trial; all others have been cross-examined.
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Can't Reach Amit Shah, Says Maya Kodnani, Wants Him To Prove Alibi
Maya Kodnani, a former BJP leader convicted of organising the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, has been told she has till Friday to get BJP chief Amit Shah to testify in her favour. Mr Shah is the last listed defence witness in her trial; all others have been cross-examined. Ms Kodnani says she has been unable to determine the address...
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Maya Kodnani, Gujarat Riots Convict, Can Call Amit Shah, Says Court
BJP chief Amit Shah must appear in court to explain whether he was with Maya Kodnani, who worked with him as a minister in Gujarat, on a day when Muslims were killed in 2002 on the outskirts of the city of Ahmedabad, a judge has decided.
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Gujarat Riots Convict Maya Kodnani Can Call Amit Shah For Alibi To Court
Maya Kodnani, a former Gujarat minister sentenced to jail for the 2002 riots, can call Amit Shah as her witness, a special court has said.
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Gujarat Riots Convict Maya Kodnani Allowed To Call Amit Shah As Witness
A special court hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case in Ahmedabad on Wednesday allowed an application filed by former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani seeking to call BJP president Amit Shah and 13 others as defence witnesses to prove she was not present at the scene of the incident.
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Amit Shah, My Alibi, Needed In Court: Maya Kodnani, Gujarat Riots Convict
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat sentenced to jail for a leading role in the 2002 communal riots, wants BJP chief Amit Shah to be summoned to court to help establish that she was not at the scene of two deadly eruptions of violence.
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Ex-Gujarat Chief Minister Shankersinh Vaghela's Son Joins BJP
Former Gujarat Chief Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela's son Mahendrasinh Vaghela, a two-time Congress lawmaker, today joined the BJP.
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CBI Wanted To Implicate PM Modi, Amit Shah In Ishrat Jahan Case: DG Vanzara's Counsel
Former police officer DG Vanzara's lawyer told a special court today that it appeared the CBI wanted to "implicate" the then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and his former cabinet colleague Amit Shah in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan encounter case.
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All About Maya Kodnani And The Case In Which Amit Shah Deposed
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat, was sentenced in 2012 to 28 years in jail after being found guilty of the worst massacre during the 2002 riots in Gujarat, at Naroda Patiya in which 97 people were killed.
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"Why Is Manmohan Singh So Angry?" Amit Shah Hits Back: 10 Points
BJP chief Amit Shah has torn into former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for his video statement released on Wednesday evening in which he said he is "deeply hurt" by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's allegations hinting that he colluded with Pakistani guests at a dinner and discussed the Gujarat elections. "Why is Manmohan Singh so angry," said Mr Shah...
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An Awkward Handshake, Manmohan Singh's Video Message, Amit Shah's Counter
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his predecessor Manmohan Singh today greeted each other with Namastes and a handshake as they came face to face at an event to mark the 2001 parliament attack anniversary. Hours after what appeared to be a frosty encounter, the former prime minister re-emphasised in a video statement that he was "deeply hurt" by PM ...
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With Shankarsinh Vaghela Out Of Congress, BJP Hopes To Improve Tally In Central Gujarat
The BJP hopes to improve its tally in central Gujarat in the assembly election, convinced that former Chief Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela's decision to quit the Congress will work in its favour. Party leaders said they were also banking on candidates who had switched over from the Congress to the BJP and a consolidation against the Patidar agitation...
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"PM Must Apologise": Manmohan Singh's Unusually Sharp Counter On Pak Row
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was "deeply pained and anguished" by the "falsehood and canards being spread to score political points by none less than Prime Minister Narendra Modi" and called for an apology as an unprecedented war of words exploded between a prime minister and his predecessor in the backdrop of the bitterly-contested...
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Shankersinh Vaghela Demands Probe Into Jay Shah's Business Dealings
Former Gujarat chief minister Shankersinh Vaghela today demanded an investigation into the claims made in a media report that the turnover of a firm of BJP president Amit Shah's son Jay grew manifold after the BJP came to power at the Centre in 2014.
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Ex-Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel Says Won't Fight Assembly Elections
Former Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel has said she does not want to contest the upcoming state Assembly polls and that she has informed BJP president Amit Shah about her decision in a letter.
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Get Amit Shah's Testimony In 4 Days, Court Tells Maya Kodnani
Maya Kodnani, a former minister and BJP leader convicted of organising the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, has been told she has till Tuesday to get BJP chief Amit Shah to court and testify in her favour. Mr Shah is the last listed defence witness in her trial; all others have been cross-examined.
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Can't Reach Amit Shah, Says Maya Kodnani, Wants Him To Prove Alibi
Maya Kodnani, a former BJP leader convicted of organising the biggest massacre in the Gujarat riots of 2002, has been told she has till Friday to get BJP chief Amit Shah to testify in her favour. Mr Shah is the last listed defence witness in her trial; all others have been cross-examined. Ms Kodnani says she has been unable to determine the address...
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Maya Kodnani, Gujarat Riots Convict, Can Call Amit Shah, Says Court
BJP chief Amit Shah must appear in court to explain whether he was with Maya Kodnani, who worked with him as a minister in Gujarat, on a day when Muslims were killed in 2002 on the outskirts of the city of Ahmedabad, a judge has decided.
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Gujarat Riots Convict Maya Kodnani Can Call Amit Shah For Alibi To Court
Maya Kodnani, a former Gujarat minister sentenced to jail for the 2002 riots, can call Amit Shah as her witness, a special court has said.
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Gujarat Riots Convict Maya Kodnani Allowed To Call Amit Shah As Witness
A special court hearing the 2002 Naroda Gam massacre case in Ahmedabad on Wednesday allowed an application filed by former BJP MLA Maya Kodnani seeking to call BJP president Amit Shah and 13 others as defence witnesses to prove she was not present at the scene of the incident.
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Amit Shah, My Alibi, Needed In Court: Maya Kodnani, Gujarat Riots Convict
Maya Kodnani, a former minister in Gujarat sentenced to jail for a leading role in the 2002 communal riots, wants BJP chief Amit Shah to be summoned to court to help establish that she was not at the scene of two deadly eruptions of violence.
