Moni Kumar Subba
- All
- News
-
First phase of Lok Sabha elections begins in Assam
- Monday April 7, 2014
- Elections News | Press Trust of India
The first phase of the Lok Sabha elections in five seats in Assam began today on a peaceful note.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Lottery king, Assam's richest candidate, tries his luck again
- Thursday April 3, 2014
- Elections News | Press Trust of India
Entry of lottery baron Moni Kumar Subba, who is facing murder and rape cases, into the fray as an Independent is likely to make the contest in Tezpur an interesting one with the three-time former Congress MP banking on support of main opposition party AIUDF and the Nepali community to see him through.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Subba is Assam's richest poll candidate
- Tuesday April 7, 2009
- World News | Indo-Asian News Service
Moni Kumar Subba, controversial Congress party MP and nominee for the Tezpur parliamentary seat in Assam, is undoubtedly the richest candidate in the state with cash, assets and investments worth more than Rs.600 million (Rs.60 crore).
- www.ndtv.com
-
First phase of Lok Sabha elections begins in Assam
- Monday April 7, 2014
- Elections News | Press Trust of India
The first phase of the Lok Sabha elections in five seats in Assam began today on a peaceful note.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Lottery king, Assam's richest candidate, tries his luck again
- Thursday April 3, 2014
- Elections News | Press Trust of India
Entry of lottery baron Moni Kumar Subba, who is facing murder and rape cases, into the fray as an Independent is likely to make the contest in Tezpur an interesting one with the three-time former Congress MP banking on support of main opposition party AIUDF and the Nepali community to see him through.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Subba is Assam's richest poll candidate
- Tuesday April 7, 2009
- World News | Indo-Asian News Service
Moni Kumar Subba, controversial Congress party MP and nominee for the Tezpur parliamentary seat in Assam, is undoubtedly the richest candidate in the state with cash, assets and investments worth more than Rs.600 million (Rs.60 crore).
- www.ndtv.com