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Not Joining BJP On Monday, Hardik Patel Stamps Out Buzz
Former Congress leader Hardik Patel denied speculation that he will join the BJP on Monday, and took to Twitter to attack the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) over the killing of popular Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.
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"Not In BJP Yet": Hardik Patel Day After Quitting Congress
Gujarat leader Hardik Patel, who quit the Congress yesterday, said he "is not in the BJP yet" and has not taken any decision on joining either the BJP or the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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"AAP Good Alternative To Congress": Ex Richest MLA After Gujarat Switch
In a blow to the Congress in Gujarat just months before an election, the party's richest MLA, Indranil Rajguru, has crossed over to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). The Congress had appointed him Vice President just a month ago.
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"Instead Of Complaining To Congress...": AAP's Invite To Hardik Patel
Amid speculation that Gujarat Congress leader Hardik Patel may quit over infighting in the party, Aam Aadmi Party Gujarat chief Gopal Italia today invited him to join the AAP, which he said is a "like-minded party".
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Not Joining AAP, Says Gujarat Congress Leader Hardik Patel
Gujarat Congress working president Hardik Patel asserted he would not join the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party after reports emerged on social media said that he could be the face of AAP for the 2022 Assembly elections in the BJP-ruled state.
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No Question Of EVM Tampering In Gujarat, Says Chief Election Commissioner
As the counting of votes in the Gujarat assembly elections in the early hours showed a neck and neck battle between the BJP and the Congress, Chief Election Commissioner AK Joti said there was no question of EVM tampering in the elections.
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Opinion: BJP Shaky On Gujarat Social Media, Proof In Amit Shah's Warning
The BJP has been largely unchallenged on social media so far. Apart from AAP in Delhi in 2013 and 2015, no other party has been able to match them blow for blow. However, for the first time, the BJP top brass is worried.
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Amit Shah A Traitor, Hardik Patel Is A Patriot: Arvind Kejriwal In Gujarat
Launching AAP's campaign for 2017 Gujarat Assembly polls, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today attacked BJP president Amit Shah, equating him with "General Dyer" and tried to woo the Patidar community by calling Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel as a "patriot".
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With A Little Help From Hardik Patel? Arvind Kejriwal Hits Gujarat Again
Arvind Kejriwal's plans for next year's Gujarat elections include roping in the headline-making 23-year-old activist Hardik Patel in his bid to beat ruling party BJP in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state.
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What Next, Hardik Patel? A Prashant Kishor Offer, Praise For Kejriwal
In the five days since he was freed from a jail in Gujarat, Hardik Patel has been short on down time. He was given 48 hours to leave the state - a condition set by the court for his bail. Before then, he says, he toured 14 districts and met 40 lakh people.
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Opposition Parties Race To Woo Hardik Patel Ahead Of Gujarat Assembly Polls
Hardik Patel has hinted he may join politics if his community wants, following which all opposition parties in Gujarat are trying to woo the Patel quota agitation spearhead to join them, apparently with an eye on the state Assembly polls next year.
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Not Joining BJP On Monday, Hardik Patel Stamps Out Buzz
Former Congress leader Hardik Patel denied speculation that he will join the BJP on Monday, and took to Twitter to attack the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) over the killing of popular Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.
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"Not In BJP Yet": Hardik Patel Day After Quitting Congress
Gujarat leader Hardik Patel, who quit the Congress yesterday, said he "is not in the BJP yet" and has not taken any decision on joining either the BJP or the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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"AAP Good Alternative To Congress": Ex Richest MLA After Gujarat Switch
In a blow to the Congress in Gujarat just months before an election, the party's richest MLA, Indranil Rajguru, has crossed over to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). The Congress had appointed him Vice President just a month ago.
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"Instead Of Complaining To Congress...": AAP's Invite To Hardik Patel
Amid speculation that Gujarat Congress leader Hardik Patel may quit over infighting in the party, Aam Aadmi Party Gujarat chief Gopal Italia today invited him to join the AAP, which he said is a "like-minded party".
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Not Joining AAP, Says Gujarat Congress Leader Hardik Patel
Gujarat Congress working president Hardik Patel asserted he would not join the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party after reports emerged on social media said that he could be the face of AAP for the 2022 Assembly elections in the BJP-ruled state.
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No Question Of EVM Tampering In Gujarat, Says Chief Election Commissioner
As the counting of votes in the Gujarat assembly elections in the early hours showed a neck and neck battle between the BJP and the Congress, Chief Election Commissioner AK Joti said there was no question of EVM tampering in the elections.
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Opinion: BJP Shaky On Gujarat Social Media, Proof In Amit Shah's Warning
The BJP has been largely unchallenged on social media so far. Apart from AAP in Delhi in 2013 and 2015, no other party has been able to match them blow for blow. However, for the first time, the BJP top brass is worried.
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Amit Shah A Traitor, Hardik Patel Is A Patriot: Arvind Kejriwal In Gujarat
Launching AAP's campaign for 2017 Gujarat Assembly polls, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today attacked BJP president Amit Shah, equating him with "General Dyer" and tried to woo the Patidar community by calling Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel as a "patriot".
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With A Little Help From Hardik Patel? Arvind Kejriwal Hits Gujarat Again
Arvind Kejriwal's plans for next year's Gujarat elections include roping in the headline-making 23-year-old activist Hardik Patel in his bid to beat ruling party BJP in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state.
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What Next, Hardik Patel? A Prashant Kishor Offer, Praise For Kejriwal
In the five days since he was freed from a jail in Gujarat, Hardik Patel has been short on down time. He was given 48 hours to leave the state - a condition set by the court for his bail. Before then, he says, he toured 14 districts and met 40 lakh people.
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Opposition Parties Race To Woo Hardik Patel Ahead Of Gujarat Assembly Polls
Hardik Patel has hinted he may join politics if his community wants, following which all opposition parties in Gujarat are trying to woo the Patel quota agitation spearhead to join them, apparently with an eye on the state Assembly polls next year.
