Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Stopped In Lucknow
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"Stopped From Checking On Wife": Robert Vadra On Priyanka Gandhi's Arrest
Businessman Robert Vadra on Wednesday said he had been stopped from going to Lucknow to "check on my wife (Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who has been detained in UP's Sitapur) and make sure she is fine and well".
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"Proud Of You, Priyanka": Robert Vadra After UP Cops Stop Wife
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi's husband Robert Vadra today said that it is not a crime "to be with people in need or in grief", a day after she was stopped by cops in Lucknow when she was on her way to meet retired IPS officer arrested for opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act.
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"Did My Duty": UP Cop Denies Manhandling Priyanka Gandhi
A Lucknow cop has denied claims that Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was manhandled last night when she was on her way to meet a retired IPS officer, who has been arrested for opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act, adding that the Congress leader was stopped "when she changed her route".
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Congress's "Priyanka Sena" In All-Pink Uniform Has A Mission Too
As Priyanka Gandhi Vadra begins her campaign today for the Congress in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national election, a group of party workers are geared up to work as her "army", complete with a pink uniform that has her photo and a message. They call themselves the 'Priyanka Sena'.
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"Stopped From Checking On Wife": Robert Vadra On Priyanka Gandhi's Arrest
Businessman Robert Vadra on Wednesday said he had been stopped from going to Lucknow to "check on my wife (Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who has been detained in UP's Sitapur) and make sure she is fine and well".
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"Proud Of You, Priyanka": Robert Vadra After UP Cops Stop Wife
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi's husband Robert Vadra today said that it is not a crime "to be with people in need or in grief", a day after she was stopped by cops in Lucknow when she was on her way to meet retired IPS officer arrested for opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act.
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"Did My Duty": UP Cop Denies Manhandling Priyanka Gandhi
A Lucknow cop has denied claims that Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was manhandled last night when she was on her way to meet a retired IPS officer, who has been arrested for opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act, adding that the Congress leader was stopped "when she changed her route".
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Congress's "Priyanka Sena" In All-Pink Uniform Has A Mission Too
As Priyanka Gandhi Vadra begins her campaign today for the Congress in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national election, a group of party workers are geared up to work as her "army", complete with a pink uniform that has her photo and a message. They call themselves the 'Priyanka Sena'.
