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Nitish Kumar's Dinner Invite Divides BJP, 'Can't Issue A Whip,' Says A Leader
For the first time since Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his nearly two-decade-long alliance with the BJP, the party's senior leaders attended an official dinner at his residence in Patna. However, not everyone feasted and made merry. Mr Kumar's invite was ignored by two BJP stalwarts, Prem Kumar and Nand Kishore Yadav; the party's top man, Sushi...
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Prem Kumar Elected BJP Legislature Party Leader in Bihar
Seven-time MLA and ex-minister Prem Kumar was today unanimously elected as leader of the BJP legislature party in the newly-constituted 16th legislative Assembly.
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On Day 1 of Bihar Polls, a Name Surfaces for NDA Chief Minister
As the first of the five-phase elections in Bihar started, BJP's star campaigner, Shanawaz Hussain, announced today that senior leader Prem Kumar will be the chief minister if the NDA comes to power in the state. The statement was a departure from tradition for the party, which rarely announces its chief ministerial candidate in advance.
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Nitish Kumar's Dinner Invite Divides BJP, 'Can't Issue A Whip,' Says A Leader
For the first time since Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his nearly two-decade-long alliance with the BJP, the party's senior leaders attended an official dinner at his residence in Patna. However, not everyone feasted and made merry. Mr Kumar's invite was ignored by two BJP stalwarts, Prem Kumar and Nand Kishore Yadav; the party's top man, Sushi...
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Prem Kumar Elected BJP Legislature Party Leader in Bihar
Seven-time MLA and ex-minister Prem Kumar was today unanimously elected as leader of the BJP legislature party in the newly-constituted 16th legislative Assembly.
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On Day 1 of Bihar Polls, a Name Surfaces for NDA Chief Minister
As the first of the five-phase elections in Bihar started, BJP's star campaigner, Shanawaz Hussain, announced today that senior leader Prem Kumar will be the chief minister if the NDA comes to power in the state. The statement was a departure from tradition for the party, which rarely announces its chief ministerial candidate in advance.
