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Former Jharkhand Minister Saryu Roy Joins Nitish Kumar's Party
Former Jharkhand Minister Saryu Roy has joined the JD(U), party's national working president Sanjay Kumar Jha said on Sunday.
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JDU Alleges Jail Manual Violation Over Lalu Yadav's Letter To Ex-RJD Leader
With Bihar's ruling JD(U) alleging violation of the jail manual by allowing RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav send a letter to Raghuvansh Prasad Singh asking him not to quit the party, the Jharkhand prison department on Friday said that the letter had "personal contents" and not political and no rules were bent in the matter.
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Former Maoist Accused Of Killing JDU MLA To Contest Jharkhand Assembly Elections
Former Maoist Kundan Pahan, who is currently in jail after being accused of killing Janata Dal (United) Minister Ramesh Singh Munda, is contesting the upcoming Jharkhand assembly polls as an independent candidate.
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New Symbol For Nitish Kumar's Party's Jharkhand Unit
The Election Commission on Friday allotted farmer driving tractor symbol to the Jharkhand unit of Janata Dal (United), a party leader said.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Can't Use Arrow Symbol In Jharkhand: Election Body
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's party Janata Dal United cannot use its arrow symbol to contest elections in Jharkhand and Maharashtra as it's similar with the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and Shiv Sena's bow and arrow symbol, the Election Commission has said.
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JDU's Jharkhand State President Joins Congress, Welcomed By Rahul Gandhi
Jaleshwar Mahato, former Jharkhand minister and state president of the Janata Dal (United), joined the Congress on Saturday.
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Ahead Of No-Trust Vote, JDU Wants Probe Of Lalu Prasad's Call Details
The ruling JDU in Bihar has demanded a probe into phone call details of RJD chief Lalu Prasad a day after BJP's Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi sought cancellation of the provisional bail granted by Jharkhand High Court to the RJD chief for "violating the bail conditions".
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BJP's Bihar Ally JD(U) To Launch Movement Against Its Government In Jharkhand
The Janata Dal (United), the alliance partner of BJP-led NDA in neighbouring Bihar, today announced to launch a movement against the BJP government in Jharkhand from June 25.
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Nitish Kumar In Talks With Ajit Singh And Babulal Marandi For Merger
After a failed attempt at unification of the larger Janata Parivar, JD(U), Rashtriya Lok Dal, Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajtantrik) and Samajwadi Janata Party (Rashtriya) look set to merge in Bihar, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh.
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No Hiccups in Janata Parivar Merger, Says Lawmaker KC Tyagi
The merger of Janata Parivar will be announced in time to prepare for Bihar polls and the six constituents have decided on the symbol and the flag of the proposed new party, its leaders said in Patna today.
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Elections 2014: JD(U) fields Bihar Speaker against Meira Kumar in Sasaram
The Janata Dal (United) today fielded Bihar Assembly Speaker Uday Narain Chowdhary and former bureaucrat K P Ramaiah from Sasaram and Jamui constituencies respectively for the Lok Sabha elections.
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Former Jharkhand Minister Saryu Roy Joins Nitish Kumar's Party
Former Jharkhand Minister Saryu Roy has joined the JD(U), party's national working president Sanjay Kumar Jha said on Sunday.
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JDU Alleges Jail Manual Violation Over Lalu Yadav's Letter To Ex-RJD Leader
With Bihar's ruling JD(U) alleging violation of the jail manual by allowing RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav send a letter to Raghuvansh Prasad Singh asking him not to quit the party, the Jharkhand prison department on Friday said that the letter had "personal contents" and not political and no rules were bent in the matter.
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Former Maoist Accused Of Killing JDU MLA To Contest Jharkhand Assembly Elections
Former Maoist Kundan Pahan, who is currently in jail after being accused of killing Janata Dal (United) Minister Ramesh Singh Munda, is contesting the upcoming Jharkhand assembly polls as an independent candidate.
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New Symbol For Nitish Kumar's Party's Jharkhand Unit
The Election Commission on Friday allotted farmer driving tractor symbol to the Jharkhand unit of Janata Dal (United), a party leader said.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Can't Use Arrow Symbol In Jharkhand: Election Body
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's party Janata Dal United cannot use its arrow symbol to contest elections in Jharkhand and Maharashtra as it's similar with the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and Shiv Sena's bow and arrow symbol, the Election Commission has said.
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JDU's Jharkhand State President Joins Congress, Welcomed By Rahul Gandhi
Jaleshwar Mahato, former Jharkhand minister and state president of the Janata Dal (United), joined the Congress on Saturday.
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Ahead Of No-Trust Vote, JDU Wants Probe Of Lalu Prasad's Call Details
The ruling JDU in Bihar has demanded a probe into phone call details of RJD chief Lalu Prasad a day after BJP's Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi sought cancellation of the provisional bail granted by Jharkhand High Court to the RJD chief for "violating the bail conditions".
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BJP's Bihar Ally JD(U) To Launch Movement Against Its Government In Jharkhand
The Janata Dal (United), the alliance partner of BJP-led NDA in neighbouring Bihar, today announced to launch a movement against the BJP government in Jharkhand from June 25.
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Nitish Kumar In Talks With Ajit Singh And Babulal Marandi For Merger
After a failed attempt at unification of the larger Janata Parivar, JD(U), Rashtriya Lok Dal, Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajtantrik) and Samajwadi Janata Party (Rashtriya) look set to merge in Bihar, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh.
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No Hiccups in Janata Parivar Merger, Says Lawmaker KC Tyagi
The merger of Janata Parivar will be announced in time to prepare for Bihar polls and the six constituents have decided on the symbol and the flag of the proposed new party, its leaders said in Patna today.
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Elections 2014: JD(U) fields Bihar Speaker against Meira Kumar in Sasaram
The Janata Dal (United) today fielded Bihar Assembly Speaker Uday Narain Chowdhary and former bureaucrat K P Ramaiah from Sasaram and Jamui constituencies respectively for the Lok Sabha elections.
