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Imran Khan's Remarks On Citizenship Bill "Blatant Interference": BJP
The BJP on Tuesday hit back at Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan for his criticism of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, describing his remarks as a blatant interference in India's affairs.
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Lok Sabha Elections: Amarinder Singh Blames Navjot Sidhu-Pak Army Chief Hug For Punjab Losses
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Thursday claimed that cabinet colleague Navjot Singh Sidhu's remarks on Pakistan and the ongoing investigation into the Guru Granth Sahib desecration may have affected the party's performance in urban areas of the state, especially Bathinda. He said he will raise the issue with the Congress high comm...
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Elections 2019-"Reverse Swing": PM's Swipe At Imran Khan Over Remarks On BJP, Elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a swipe at his Pakistani counterpart Imran Khan over his claim that Indo-Pak peace talks will have a better chance if the BJP wins in Lok Sabha polls, saying it was an attempt by the former cricketer to influence the elections in India with his reverse swing. He also noted that Imran Khan had used a slogan tar...
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Elections 2019: Imran Khan Remark On PM Modi Could Be Congress' Ploy, Says Defence Minister
Pakistan prime Minister Imran Khan had earlier said he believes there may be a better chance of peace talks with India and settling the Kashmir issue if Narendra Modi's party BJP wins the general elections.
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Imran Khan Remark On BJP, Polls "Published Out Of Context": Pak Minister
Pakistan Foreign Minister Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday said Premier Imran Khan's statement regarding the outcome of general elections in India was taken out of context as "everyone knows" about Mr Khan's reservations regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to a media report.
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Congress Capitalising On Pak PM's Remarks On Lok Sabha Polls: Piyush Goyal
Union minister Piyush Goyal Wednesday accused the Congress of capitalising on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's remarks that there may be a better chance of Indo-Pak peace talks if BJP was voted back to power.
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On Imran Khan's PM Modi Endorsement, Arvind Kejriwal's Taunt
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's remark that the reelection of the BJP in India's national polls may provide a better chance for the resolution of the Kashmir issue, has led to the opposition taking potshots at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the ruling party.
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Opposition Trolls PM Modi After Imran Khan's Remarks On BJP And Election
Hours after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was quoted as saying he sees a better chance of peace talks with India if Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP wins the national election, reactions poured in from the opposition, which is often accused by the Prime Minister and the ruling BJP of "speaking Pakistan's language".
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"Eternally Young": BJP Leader Ram Madhav's Jibe At Rahul Gandhi
BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav Monday alleged that opposition leaders in the country have endorsed Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's comments on the Indian leadership.
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Imran Khan's Remarks On Citizenship Bill "Blatant Interference": BJP
The BJP on Tuesday hit back at Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan for his criticism of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, describing his remarks as a blatant interference in India's affairs.
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Lok Sabha Elections: Amarinder Singh Blames Navjot Sidhu-Pak Army Chief Hug For Punjab Losses
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Thursday claimed that cabinet colleague Navjot Singh Sidhu's remarks on Pakistan and the ongoing investigation into the Guru Granth Sahib desecration may have affected the party's performance in urban areas of the state, especially Bathinda. He said he will raise the issue with the Congress high comm...
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Elections 2019-"Reverse Swing": PM's Swipe At Imran Khan Over Remarks On BJP, Elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a swipe at his Pakistani counterpart Imran Khan over his claim that Indo-Pak peace talks will have a better chance if the BJP wins in Lok Sabha polls, saying it was an attempt by the former cricketer to influence the elections in India with his reverse swing. He also noted that Imran Khan had used a slogan tar...
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Elections 2019: Imran Khan Remark On PM Modi Could Be Congress' Ploy, Says Defence Minister
Pakistan prime Minister Imran Khan had earlier said he believes there may be a better chance of peace talks with India and settling the Kashmir issue if Narendra Modi's party BJP wins the general elections.
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Imran Khan Remark On BJP, Polls "Published Out Of Context": Pak Minister
Pakistan Foreign Minister Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday said Premier Imran Khan's statement regarding the outcome of general elections in India was taken out of context as "everyone knows" about Mr Khan's reservations regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to a media report.
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Congress Capitalising On Pak PM's Remarks On Lok Sabha Polls: Piyush Goyal
Union minister Piyush Goyal Wednesday accused the Congress of capitalising on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's remarks that there may be a better chance of Indo-Pak peace talks if BJP was voted back to power.
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On Imran Khan's PM Modi Endorsement, Arvind Kejriwal's Taunt
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's remark that the reelection of the BJP in India's national polls may provide a better chance for the resolution of the Kashmir issue, has led to the opposition taking potshots at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the ruling party.
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Opposition Trolls PM Modi After Imran Khan's Remarks On BJP And Election
Hours after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was quoted as saying he sees a better chance of peace talks with India if Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP wins the national election, reactions poured in from the opposition, which is often accused by the Prime Minister and the ruling BJP of "speaking Pakistan's language".
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"Eternally Young": BJP Leader Ram Madhav's Jibe At Rahul Gandhi
BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav Monday alleged that opposition leaders in the country have endorsed Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's comments on the Indian leadership.
