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NR Congress Not Likely To Tie Up With BJP For Puducherry Polls: Sources
The BJP that managed to bring down the Narayanasamy-led Congress government in Puducherry with the help of three nominated MLAs from its party is seeing itself not so wanted by the All India NR Congress in the Union Territory, on who many say it attempted to thrust an alliance. NR Congress sources say its leader N Rangasamy wants to fight election ...
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Ex-Congress MLA Lakshminarayanan Joins All India NR Congress
Former Congress legislator K Lakshminarayanan joined the All India N.R. Congress (AINRC) in the presence of former Chief Minister and party founder N Rangasamy in Puducherry on Wednesday.
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President's Rule Recommended In Puducherry As BJP, Allies Don't Stake Claim
The union cabinet today recommended President's rule in Puducherry after the BJP and its allies did not stake claim to form government in the union territory, days after the Congress government collapsed. The cabinet move comes soon after Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan recommended the same.
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After Puducherry Government Falls, What Opposition Says On Taking Power
Hours after the Congress lost power in Puducherry, the biggest opposition party, NR Congress, said it had not staked claim to form the next government but was waiting for the Lieutenant Governor's invite.
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Congress Loses Power In Puducherry, V Narayanasamy Resigns, Blames BJP
The Congress government in Puducherry collapsed today after losing its majority and Chief Minister V Narayanasamy resigned. After two exits on Sunday, the government's numbers had dropped to 12 MLAs in the house where the majority mark is 14. After a series of resignations from the Congress, Mr Narayanasamy was asked to face a trust vote last Thurs...
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Puducherry Congress Government's Numbers Dwindle Day Before Floor Test
Two more MLAs - one from the Congress and the other from its partner DMK - have resigned in Puducherry a day before a test of strength after the ruling party no longer has a majority. Four-time Congress MLA Lakshminarayanan while putting in his papers said he is upset over not getting "recognition" in the party. He said he will leave the party too....
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Congress Government In Puducherry Slips Into Minority Ahead Of Polls
Months before an election, the Congress government has lost its thin majority in Puducherry with four MLAs resigning, two in the past two days.
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Ex-Puducherry Congress Chief A Namassivayam Joins BJP
Former Puducherry Congress president A Namassivayam and another party leader E Theeppainthan, who recently resigned as MLA from the assembly, joined the BJP on Thursday, in a boost to the saffron party in the poll-bound union territory.
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Supporters Of Disqualified Congress MLA Protest In Puducherry
Shops and establishments in Bahoor, a rural Assembly segment in Puducherry, remained closed on Saturday following a call given by supporters of rebel legislator of the ruling Congress N Dhanavelou.
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Puducherry Congress MLA "Violates" Lockdown Norms, Charged 2nd Time: Cops
A ruling Congress MLA, a close confidante of Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy, has been charged for the second time for allegedly violating the COVID-19 lockdown orders and distributing relief materials in his village drawing a crowd of over 150 people, police said on Tuesday.
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Rebel Puducherry Congress MLA Suspended For "Anti-Party Activities"
Rebel Congress Legislator in Puducherry N Dhanavelou was today suspended from the party on charges of indulging in "anti-party activities." Public Works Department Minister and Pradesh Congress Committee president A Namassivayam said Mr Dhanavelou had been indulging in "anti-party activities" violating the basic principles of party discipline.
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Court Upholds Disqualification Of Lawmaker Convicted In Corruption Case
The Madras High Court has upheld the disqualification of All India NR Congress MLA Ashok Anand by the Puducherry Assembly Speaker following his conviction in a disproportionate assets case.
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NR Congress Not Likely To Tie Up With BJP For Puducherry Polls: Sources
The BJP that managed to bring down the Narayanasamy-led Congress government in Puducherry with the help of three nominated MLAs from its party is seeing itself not so wanted by the All India NR Congress in the Union Territory, on who many say it attempted to thrust an alliance. NR Congress sources say its leader N Rangasamy wants to fight election ...
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Ex-Congress MLA Lakshminarayanan Joins All India NR Congress
Former Congress legislator K Lakshminarayanan joined the All India N.R. Congress (AINRC) in the presence of former Chief Minister and party founder N Rangasamy in Puducherry on Wednesday.
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President's Rule Recommended In Puducherry As BJP, Allies Don't Stake Claim
The union cabinet today recommended President's rule in Puducherry after the BJP and its allies did not stake claim to form government in the union territory, days after the Congress government collapsed. The cabinet move comes soon after Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan recommended the same.
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After Puducherry Government Falls, What Opposition Says On Taking Power
Hours after the Congress lost power in Puducherry, the biggest opposition party, NR Congress, said it had not staked claim to form the next government but was waiting for the Lieutenant Governor's invite.
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Congress Loses Power In Puducherry, V Narayanasamy Resigns, Blames BJP
The Congress government in Puducherry collapsed today after losing its majority and Chief Minister V Narayanasamy resigned. After two exits on Sunday, the government's numbers had dropped to 12 MLAs in the house where the majority mark is 14. After a series of resignations from the Congress, Mr Narayanasamy was asked to face a trust vote last Thurs...
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Puducherry Congress Government's Numbers Dwindle Day Before Floor Test
Two more MLAs - one from the Congress and the other from its partner DMK - have resigned in Puducherry a day before a test of strength after the ruling party no longer has a majority. Four-time Congress MLA Lakshminarayanan while putting in his papers said he is upset over not getting "recognition" in the party. He said he will leave the party too....
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Congress Government In Puducherry Slips Into Minority Ahead Of Polls
Months before an election, the Congress government has lost its thin majority in Puducherry with four MLAs resigning, two in the past two days.
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Ex-Puducherry Congress Chief A Namassivayam Joins BJP
Former Puducherry Congress president A Namassivayam and another party leader E Theeppainthan, who recently resigned as MLA from the assembly, joined the BJP on Thursday, in a boost to the saffron party in the poll-bound union territory.
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Supporters Of Disqualified Congress MLA Protest In Puducherry
Shops and establishments in Bahoor, a rural Assembly segment in Puducherry, remained closed on Saturday following a call given by supporters of rebel legislator of the ruling Congress N Dhanavelou.
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Puducherry Congress MLA "Violates" Lockdown Norms, Charged 2nd Time: Cops
A ruling Congress MLA, a close confidante of Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy, has been charged for the second time for allegedly violating the COVID-19 lockdown orders and distributing relief materials in his village drawing a crowd of over 150 people, police said on Tuesday.
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Rebel Puducherry Congress MLA Suspended For "Anti-Party Activities"
Rebel Congress Legislator in Puducherry N Dhanavelou was today suspended from the party on charges of indulging in "anti-party activities." Public Works Department Minister and Pradesh Congress Committee president A Namassivayam said Mr Dhanavelou had been indulging in "anti-party activities" violating the basic principles of party discipline.
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Court Upholds Disqualification Of Lawmaker Convicted In Corruption Case
The Madras High Court has upheld the disqualification of All India NR Congress MLA Ashok Anand by the Puducherry Assembly Speaker following his conviction in a disproportionate assets case.
