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Maneka Gandhi's Challenge To MP Election In UP's Sultanpur Dismissed By Court
The Allahabad High Court today dismissed a petition by former BJP MP Maneka Gandhi challenging the election of Samajwadi Party's Ram Bhual Nishad from Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat in the recent elections.
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Ex BJP MP Maneka Gandhi Goes To Court Challenging Rival Candidate's UP Win
Maneka Gandhi, who lost to Mr Nishad by a margin of 43,174 votes, filed an election petition with the court registry on Saturday.
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Maneka Gandhi Loses Sultanpur Seat To Samajwadi Party's Rambhual Nishad
BJP candidate Maneka Gandhi lost the Sultanpur seat to the Samajwadi Party's Rambhual Nishad by a margin of 43,174 votes, according to Election Commission figures.
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Lok Sabha Poll Result 2024: BJP's Maneka Gandhi Trails In Sultanpur In UP
BJP's Maneka Gandhi, the sitting MP from Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh, is trailing. However, that is also the state of BJP in the politically prized state that sends 80 MPs to parliament, the most by any state.
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Varun Gandhi Addresses First Rally Of 2024 Polls, For Mother Maneka Gandhi
BJP leader and Pilibhit MP Varun Gandhi reached Sultanpur on Thursday to campaign for his mother Maneka Gandhi who is in the fray from the seat on a BJP ticket.
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"Want To See Varun Gandhi...": Maneka Gandhi On Son Not Getting BJP Ticket
BJP Candidate and sitting MP from Sultanpur Maneka Gandhi voiced her desire to see her son, Varun Gandhi, happy amidst political upheavals.
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Lok Sabha Elections: Maneka Gandhi Files Nomination From Sultanpur Seat
Bharatiya Janata Party candidate from Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat, Maneka Gandhi, filed her nomination papers on Wednesday.
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"Ask Him What He Wants To Do": Maneka Gandhi On Son Varun, Dropped By BJP
Lok Sabha elections 2024: Days after BJP MP Varun Gandhi was denied a ticket from his constituency, his mother and BJP MP Maneka Gandhi, on her 10-day visit to Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur, broke silence and expressed happiness to be a part of the party
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5 Facts About Maneka Gandhi, BJP Candidate For Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has retained Maneka Gandhi from the Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh.
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Maneka Gandhi Leads With Around 3 Lakh Votes In Sultanpur
Maneka Gandhi was 23 with a three-month-old son when she lost her husband, Congress leader Sanjay Gandhi, in a plane crash in 1980.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2019: "Bullying Won't Work": On Video, Maneka Gandhi Warns Gathbandhan Rival
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi was caught on camera arguing with a rival candidate at Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh, from where she is contesting as a BJP candidate, as voting took place in the sixth round of the national election.
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Elections 2019: Priyanka, Maneka Gandhi Come Face-To-Face In Sultanpur
It was a moment that neither of them had looked forward to and, expectedly, one of them looked away when the moment came.
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Election 2019: "Totally Out Of Context": Maneka Gandhi To NDTV On Muslim Votes Remark
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, who has been in more than one controversy over her statements this election season, said she doesn't think of the lotus - her party's symbol- when she does her duties as an elected representative. Speaking to NDTV on campaign trail in Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur from where she is contesting, Ms Gandhi said her "vote for ...
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"Such People Untie My Shoelace": Varun Gandhi Attacks Mother's Opponent
Varun Gandhi, a BJP parliamentarian, has made a reference to his Nehru-Gandhi lineage at a rally in Sultanpur as he campaigned for mother Maneka Gandhi. Mr Gandhi attacked his mother's opponent Chandra Bhadra Singh alias Sonu Singh, a Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party's joint candidate, saying he was Sanjay Gandhi's son and he made such peopl...
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For "ABCD Speech", An Election Commission Warning To Maneka Gandhi
Weeks after Union Minister Maneka Gandhi threatened to neglect places in Sultanpur that do not vote for her en masse in the Lok Sabha polls, the Election Commission today warned her against making remarks aimed at intimidating or bribing voters in the constituency.
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Maneka Gandhi's Challenge To MP Election In UP's Sultanpur Dismissed By Court
The Allahabad High Court today dismissed a petition by former BJP MP Maneka Gandhi challenging the election of Samajwadi Party's Ram Bhual Nishad from Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat in the recent elections.
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Ex BJP MP Maneka Gandhi Goes To Court Challenging Rival Candidate's UP Win
Maneka Gandhi, who lost to Mr Nishad by a margin of 43,174 votes, filed an election petition with the court registry on Saturday.
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Maneka Gandhi Loses Sultanpur Seat To Samajwadi Party's Rambhual Nishad
BJP candidate Maneka Gandhi lost the Sultanpur seat to the Samajwadi Party's Rambhual Nishad by a margin of 43,174 votes, according to Election Commission figures.
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Lok Sabha Poll Result 2024: BJP's Maneka Gandhi Trails In Sultanpur In UP
BJP's Maneka Gandhi, the sitting MP from Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh, is trailing. However, that is also the state of BJP in the politically prized state that sends 80 MPs to parliament, the most by any state.
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Varun Gandhi Addresses First Rally Of 2024 Polls, For Mother Maneka Gandhi
BJP leader and Pilibhit MP Varun Gandhi reached Sultanpur on Thursday to campaign for his mother Maneka Gandhi who is in the fray from the seat on a BJP ticket.
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"Want To See Varun Gandhi...": Maneka Gandhi On Son Not Getting BJP Ticket
BJP Candidate and sitting MP from Sultanpur Maneka Gandhi voiced her desire to see her son, Varun Gandhi, happy amidst political upheavals.
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Lok Sabha Elections: Maneka Gandhi Files Nomination From Sultanpur Seat
Bharatiya Janata Party candidate from Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat, Maneka Gandhi, filed her nomination papers on Wednesday.
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"Ask Him What He Wants To Do": Maneka Gandhi On Son Varun, Dropped By BJP
Lok Sabha elections 2024: Days after BJP MP Varun Gandhi was denied a ticket from his constituency, his mother and BJP MP Maneka Gandhi, on her 10-day visit to Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur, broke silence and expressed happiness to be a part of the party
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5 Facts About Maneka Gandhi, BJP Candidate For Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has retained Maneka Gandhi from the Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh.
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Maneka Gandhi Leads With Around 3 Lakh Votes In Sultanpur
Maneka Gandhi was 23 with a three-month-old son when she lost her husband, Congress leader Sanjay Gandhi, in a plane crash in 1980.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2019: "Bullying Won't Work": On Video, Maneka Gandhi Warns Gathbandhan Rival
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi was caught on camera arguing with a rival candidate at Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh, from where she is contesting as a BJP candidate, as voting took place in the sixth round of the national election.
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Elections 2019: Priyanka, Maneka Gandhi Come Face-To-Face In Sultanpur
It was a moment that neither of them had looked forward to and, expectedly, one of them looked away when the moment came.
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Election 2019: "Totally Out Of Context": Maneka Gandhi To NDTV On Muslim Votes Remark
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, who has been in more than one controversy over her statements this election season, said she doesn't think of the lotus - her party's symbol- when she does her duties as an elected representative. Speaking to NDTV on campaign trail in Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur from where she is contesting, Ms Gandhi said her "vote for ...
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"Such People Untie My Shoelace": Varun Gandhi Attacks Mother's Opponent
Varun Gandhi, a BJP parliamentarian, has made a reference to his Nehru-Gandhi lineage at a rally in Sultanpur as he campaigned for mother Maneka Gandhi. Mr Gandhi attacked his mother's opponent Chandra Bhadra Singh alias Sonu Singh, a Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party's joint candidate, saying he was Sanjay Gandhi's son and he made such peopl...
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For "ABCD Speech", An Election Commission Warning To Maneka Gandhi
Weeks after Union Minister Maneka Gandhi threatened to neglect places in Sultanpur that do not vote for her en masse in the Lok Sabha polls, the Election Commission today warned her against making remarks aimed at intimidating or bribing voters in the constituency.
