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Why JDU Dropped Out From INDIA Alliance? Senior Party Leader Explains
After days of uncertainty, Nitish Kumar broke ties with the Opposition INDIA alliance and has again joined hands with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), marking his fifth flip-flop in a decade.
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Expelled Nitish Kumar Party Leader Ajay Alok Joins BJP
Former JD(U) leader Ajay Alok, a regular on TV debates, joined the BJP on Friday in the presence of Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
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Told To Quit, Nitish Kumar's Party Leader Says "Won't Leave Without Share"
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has asked his party colleague and parliamentary board chairman Upendra Kushwaha to quit the JD(U).
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Free To Leave: Nitish Kumar Dares Party Colleague Pavan Varma In Fight Over CAA
Nitish Kumar has delivered a knock-out snub to close aide Pavan Varma, who had publicly called him out on his stand on ally BJP and the decision to partner with it for the Delhi election amid nationwide protests against the citizenship law CAA. "He can go and join any party he likes, my best wishes," the Bihar Chief Minister declared to the media t...
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"No Question": Nitish Kumar On Reports Of Party Joining PM's Cabinet
Nitish Kumar today said there is "no question" of his Janata Dal United (JDU) joining the cabinet of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government at the centre, contradicting his own party leader KC Tyagi. "There is no basis for such a comment," said the Bihar Chief Minister, who has been upset with ally BJP since being offered only one spot in the ce...
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For "Iftar" Dig, Giriraj Singh Snubbed By BJP Colleague And Nitish Kumar
The ruling coalition's pinpricks in Bihar seem to be unrelenting. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar remains upset about being denied more than one cabinet spot in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. Now a BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh has added one more provocation.
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As Party Leader Shreds PM Modi, Why Nitish Kumar Will Not React
Nearly two years after joining Nitish Kumar's party, former lawmaker Pavan Verma appears to be on a mission to provoke the Bihar Chief Minister into punishing him.
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Sharad Yadav Called Up, Says Lalu Yadav After Nitish Kumar's Trust Vote
Senior Janata Dal United leader Sharad Yadav hasn't said a word in public about Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's stunning move to short-circuit the grand alliance and join hands with the BJP. There has been speculation that the 70-year-old leader who co-founded the party was upset but he has maintained a stone cold silence.
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Congress Terms Nitish Kumar Joining PM Narendra Modi As 'Dream'
A senior Congress leader today brushed aside chances of JD(U) joining hands with BJP following Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's recent luncheon meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as only "dreams".
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Former JD-U Minister Joins BJP in Bihar
A rebel Janata Dal-United (JD-U) leader and former minister joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday, ahead of the third phase of the Bihar assembly elections.
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Bihar Polls: Minority Votes in Mind, BJP Re-Inducts Sabir Ali
With an eye on making a dent in the minority votes in Bihar, the BJP today re-inducted former Janata Dal United (JDU) leader, Sabir Ali to its fold, assembly elections are due in a few months from now.
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Former Janata Dal (United) MP NK Singh joins BJP
Former JD(U) MP NK Singh joined the BJP today. 73-year-old NK Singh, who has quit the Janata Dal (United) yesterday, told NDTV that since JDU leader and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his alliance with the BJP, last year the focus has shifted from governance and development to "survival."
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Estranged from Lalu Prasad, Ram Kripal Yadav flirts openly with BJP
Bihar politician Ram Kirpal Yadav appears on the cusp of a formal exit from the party headed by Lalu Prasad. He met with senior BJP leaders including Rajnath Singh at the Delhi airport today, triggering reports that he will soon join their party.
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Prepared to face consequences of sticking to principles: Nitish on split with BJP
Nitish Kumar held hands with Mulayam Singh Yadav as the two leaders joined others from 14 political parties on stage at a convention against communalism organised by the Left today.
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Why JDU Dropped Out From INDIA Alliance? Senior Party Leader Explains
After days of uncertainty, Nitish Kumar broke ties with the Opposition INDIA alliance and has again joined hands with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), marking his fifth flip-flop in a decade.
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Expelled Nitish Kumar Party Leader Ajay Alok Joins BJP
Former JD(U) leader Ajay Alok, a regular on TV debates, joined the BJP on Friday in the presence of Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
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Told To Quit, Nitish Kumar's Party Leader Says "Won't Leave Without Share"
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has asked his party colleague and parliamentary board chairman Upendra Kushwaha to quit the JD(U).
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Free To Leave: Nitish Kumar Dares Party Colleague Pavan Varma In Fight Over CAA
Nitish Kumar has delivered a knock-out snub to close aide Pavan Varma, who had publicly called him out on his stand on ally BJP and the decision to partner with it for the Delhi election amid nationwide protests against the citizenship law CAA. "He can go and join any party he likes, my best wishes," the Bihar Chief Minister declared to the media t...
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"No Question": Nitish Kumar On Reports Of Party Joining PM's Cabinet
Nitish Kumar today said there is "no question" of his Janata Dal United (JDU) joining the cabinet of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government at the centre, contradicting his own party leader KC Tyagi. "There is no basis for such a comment," said the Bihar Chief Minister, who has been upset with ally BJP since being offered only one spot in the ce...
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For "Iftar" Dig, Giriraj Singh Snubbed By BJP Colleague And Nitish Kumar
The ruling coalition's pinpricks in Bihar seem to be unrelenting. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar remains upset about being denied more than one cabinet spot in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. Now a BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh has added one more provocation.
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As Party Leader Shreds PM Modi, Why Nitish Kumar Will Not React
Nearly two years after joining Nitish Kumar's party, former lawmaker Pavan Verma appears to be on a mission to provoke the Bihar Chief Minister into punishing him.
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Sharad Yadav Called Up, Says Lalu Yadav After Nitish Kumar's Trust Vote
Senior Janata Dal United leader Sharad Yadav hasn't said a word in public about Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's stunning move to short-circuit the grand alliance and join hands with the BJP. There has been speculation that the 70-year-old leader who co-founded the party was upset but he has maintained a stone cold silence.
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Congress Terms Nitish Kumar Joining PM Narendra Modi As 'Dream'
A senior Congress leader today brushed aside chances of JD(U) joining hands with BJP following Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's recent luncheon meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as only "dreams".
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Former JD-U Minister Joins BJP in Bihar
A rebel Janata Dal-United (JD-U) leader and former minister joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday, ahead of the third phase of the Bihar assembly elections.
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Bihar Polls: Minority Votes in Mind, BJP Re-Inducts Sabir Ali
With an eye on making a dent in the minority votes in Bihar, the BJP today re-inducted former Janata Dal United (JDU) leader, Sabir Ali to its fold, assembly elections are due in a few months from now.
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Former Janata Dal (United) MP NK Singh joins BJP
Former JD(U) MP NK Singh joined the BJP today. 73-year-old NK Singh, who has quit the Janata Dal (United) yesterday, told NDTV that since JDU leader and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his alliance with the BJP, last year the focus has shifted from governance and development to "survival."
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Estranged from Lalu Prasad, Ram Kripal Yadav flirts openly with BJP
Bihar politician Ram Kirpal Yadav appears on the cusp of a formal exit from the party headed by Lalu Prasad. He met with senior BJP leaders including Rajnath Singh at the Delhi airport today, triggering reports that he will soon join their party.
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Prepared to face consequences of sticking to principles: Nitish on split with BJP
Nitish Kumar held hands with Mulayam Singh Yadav as the two leaders joined others from 14 political parties on stage at a convention against communalism organised by the Left today.
