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Nitish Kumar's Party, BJP Reach 50:50 Seat Deal For Bihar Polls: Sources
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United (JDU) and the BJP have reached a seat-sharing agreement in principle - with an almost even split - days before the October-November state election and the announcement is expected soon, sources told NDTV on Saturday.
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"Let Bygones Be Bygones": Bihar BJP Wants Thaw With JDU's Prashant Kishor
After weeks of political haranguing, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi held out the olive branch to ally Janata Dal United on New Year's Day, expressing hope that the "bitterness, ill-will and mistrust" caused by his recent exchanges with party leader Prashant Kishor will fade away ahead of the assembly elections in the state.
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What Nitish Kumar Said Amid War Of Words Between Prashant Kishor And Ally BJP
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar today sought to project an united face amid the war of words between his deputy Prashant Kishor and the BJP over the seat sharing for next year's assembly election in the state.
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BJP, Nitish Kumar And Paswans Announce Bihar Deal After Weeks Of Turmoil
The BJP and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United will contest 17 seats each in Bihar for next year's general elections, BJP chief Amit Shah announced today after a meeting with the Bihar chief minister.
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No 16-17 Deal, Will Get As Many Seats As BJP, Says Nitish Kumar's Party
Nitish Kumar's party today made it clear that it won't allow the BJP a numerical advantage even by one seat in Bihar in next year's Lok Sabha elections. A day after BJP sources told the media of a 16-17 deal that solved the thorny seat-sharing issue, giving Nitish Kumar most of what he wants, sources in the Janata Dal United said the party had been...
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Nitish Kumar's Hard Bargain Sends Amit Shah Back To Paswans, Kushwaha
On Sunday, Nitish Kumar told his party leaders that a respectable seat-sharing deal had been sealed for the 2019 national polls. The Bihar Chief Minister has made it clear to BJP chief Amit Shah that "respectable" is nothing short of 17 of the state's 40 seats.
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No Rift Between BJP and JDU Over Seat-Sharing, Says Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today dismissed reports of any "rift" between his Janata Dal (United) and ally BJP over sharing of seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, adding that he was in no hurry to resolve the thorny matter.
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Who's NDA's Face In Bihar? What Nitish Kumar Said At Iftar
A day after the JD(U) demanded that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar be projected as the BJP-led NDA's face in Bihar, the Janata Dal (United) president declined to comment on the issue over who will be the 'face' of the NDA in the state when Lok Sabha polls are held next year.
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Nitish Kumar Is Bihar Boss, Says His Party; Message For Poll-Scarred BJP
Nitish Kumar should be the face of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar because of his popularity, his party Janata Dal United has declared. The message comes with a sting just days after the BJP -- and its allies -- lost big in bypolls across 10 states, including Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. "The Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) is th...
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Nitish Kumar's Party, BJP Reach 50:50 Seat Deal For Bihar Polls: Sources
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United (JDU) and the BJP have reached a seat-sharing agreement in principle - with an almost even split - days before the October-November state election and the announcement is expected soon, sources told NDTV on Saturday.
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"Let Bygones Be Bygones": Bihar BJP Wants Thaw With JDU's Prashant Kishor
After weeks of political haranguing, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi held out the olive branch to ally Janata Dal United on New Year's Day, expressing hope that the "bitterness, ill-will and mistrust" caused by his recent exchanges with party leader Prashant Kishor will fade away ahead of the assembly elections in the state.
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What Nitish Kumar Said Amid War Of Words Between Prashant Kishor And Ally BJP
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar today sought to project an united face amid the war of words between his deputy Prashant Kishor and the BJP over the seat sharing for next year's assembly election in the state.
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BJP, Nitish Kumar And Paswans Announce Bihar Deal After Weeks Of Turmoil
The BJP and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United will contest 17 seats each in Bihar for next year's general elections, BJP chief Amit Shah announced today after a meeting with the Bihar chief minister.
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No 16-17 Deal, Will Get As Many Seats As BJP, Says Nitish Kumar's Party
Nitish Kumar's party today made it clear that it won't allow the BJP a numerical advantage even by one seat in Bihar in next year's Lok Sabha elections. A day after BJP sources told the media of a 16-17 deal that solved the thorny seat-sharing issue, giving Nitish Kumar most of what he wants, sources in the Janata Dal United said the party had been...
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Nitish Kumar's Hard Bargain Sends Amit Shah Back To Paswans, Kushwaha
On Sunday, Nitish Kumar told his party leaders that a respectable seat-sharing deal had been sealed for the 2019 national polls. The Bihar Chief Minister has made it clear to BJP chief Amit Shah that "respectable" is nothing short of 17 of the state's 40 seats.
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No Rift Between BJP and JDU Over Seat-Sharing, Says Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today dismissed reports of any "rift" between his Janata Dal (United) and ally BJP over sharing of seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, adding that he was in no hurry to resolve the thorny matter.
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Who's NDA's Face In Bihar? What Nitish Kumar Said At Iftar
A day after the JD(U) demanded that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar be projected as the BJP-led NDA's face in Bihar, the Janata Dal (United) president declined to comment on the issue over who will be the 'face' of the NDA in the state when Lok Sabha polls are held next year.
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Nitish Kumar Is Bihar Boss, Says His Party; Message For Poll-Scarred BJP
Nitish Kumar should be the face of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar because of his popularity, his party Janata Dal United has declared. The message comes with a sting just days after the BJP -- and its allies -- lost big in bypolls across 10 states, including Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. "The Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) is th...
