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Delhi Elections: AAP's Mahender Chaudhary Replaces Naresh Yadav From Mehrauli Seat
Aam Aadmi Party's Naresh Yadav, the sitting MLA from Mehrauli, was convicted by a Punjab court with two-year sentence in the 2016 Quran desercration case.
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AAP's Ex-Punjab Chief Joins Akali Dal, To Contest State Polls From Batala
Sucha Singh Chhotepur was the state convener of the Aam Aadmi Party in Punjab, but was removed from this post by party in August 2016 on the charges of corruption.
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Why Arvind Kejriwal Hasn't Tweeted The Word 'Modi' In 11 Months
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, whose government completes three years in office on Wednesday, is now a quieter person vis-a-vis targeting his bitter political rival -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Ahead Of Punjab Elections, Navjot Singh Sidhu Joins Congress, Meets Rahul Gandhi
Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu joined the Congress today ahead of assembly elections in Punjab after yet another meeting with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, who welcomed him into the party. The 58-year-old had quit the BJP in September 2016, complaining that he had been sidelined.
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Congress Manifesto Offers To End VIP Culture In Punjab
The Congress manifesto for the Punjab assembly elections was released today by former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in New Delhi. The manifesto was released simultaneously in six other cities of the state.
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BJP Sweeps Chandigarh Municipal Polls, Amit Shah Calls It Vote For Notes Ban
Punjab's ruling BJP-Akali Dal alliance has scored a landslide win in municipal elections in capital Chandigarh, just ahead of crucial state assembly polls. The allies have won 21 of the 26 seats - the BJP taking 20, Akali Dal one - while the Congress has had to settle for just four. One seat has been won by an independent candidate. BJP chief Amit ...
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Navjot Singh Sidhu 'Inclined' To Support Congress: Amarinder Singh
The prospects of Navjot Singh Sidhu joining the Congress ahead of next year's assembly elections have brightened with the former cricketer, who left BJP over two months back, meeting Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh in the national capital.
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Amarinder Singh And Sukhbir Badal Predict Seats For Parties In Punjab Polls
Amarinder Singh, Congress's Punjab chief predicts that the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) will win less than 20 of 117 seats in the state elections now months away and Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party will get "a bit more than that." Sukhbir Badal of SAD wagers the Congress will win about 35, with the Aam Aadmi Party getting "less than 10."
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Navjot Singh Sidhu-Congress Announcement Soon? Relationship Status Complicated
Navjot Singh Sidhu's relationship status with the Congress remains complicated, but a resolution and an announcement are expected soon, said sources on both sides.
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Election Commission Seeks 200 Income Tax Officers For 2017 Assembly Polls
The Election Commission (EC) has set the ball rolling for next year's Assembly polls in five states, including Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, as it has sought 200 Income Tax department officers from the government to work for it as observers to check the menace of black money.
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Delhi Elections: AAP's Mahender Chaudhary Replaces Naresh Yadav From Mehrauli Seat
Aam Aadmi Party's Naresh Yadav, the sitting MLA from Mehrauli, was convicted by a Punjab court with two-year sentence in the 2016 Quran desercration case.
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AAP's Ex-Punjab Chief Joins Akali Dal, To Contest State Polls From Batala
Sucha Singh Chhotepur was the state convener of the Aam Aadmi Party in Punjab, but was removed from this post by party in August 2016 on the charges of corruption.
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Why Arvind Kejriwal Hasn't Tweeted The Word 'Modi' In 11 Months
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, whose government completes three years in office on Wednesday, is now a quieter person vis-a-vis targeting his bitter political rival -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Ahead Of Punjab Elections, Navjot Singh Sidhu Joins Congress, Meets Rahul Gandhi
Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu joined the Congress today ahead of assembly elections in Punjab after yet another meeting with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, who welcomed him into the party. The 58-year-old had quit the BJP in September 2016, complaining that he had been sidelined.
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Congress Manifesto Offers To End VIP Culture In Punjab
The Congress manifesto for the Punjab assembly elections was released today by former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in New Delhi. The manifesto was released simultaneously in six other cities of the state.
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BJP Sweeps Chandigarh Municipal Polls, Amit Shah Calls It Vote For Notes Ban
Punjab's ruling BJP-Akali Dal alliance has scored a landslide win in municipal elections in capital Chandigarh, just ahead of crucial state assembly polls. The allies have won 21 of the 26 seats - the BJP taking 20, Akali Dal one - while the Congress has had to settle for just four. One seat has been won by an independent candidate. BJP chief Amit ...
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Navjot Singh Sidhu 'Inclined' To Support Congress: Amarinder Singh
The prospects of Navjot Singh Sidhu joining the Congress ahead of next year's assembly elections have brightened with the former cricketer, who left BJP over two months back, meeting Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh in the national capital.
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Amarinder Singh And Sukhbir Badal Predict Seats For Parties In Punjab Polls
Amarinder Singh, Congress's Punjab chief predicts that the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) will win less than 20 of 117 seats in the state elections now months away and Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party will get "a bit more than that." Sukhbir Badal of SAD wagers the Congress will win about 35, with the Aam Aadmi Party getting "less than 10."
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Navjot Singh Sidhu-Congress Announcement Soon? Relationship Status Complicated
Navjot Singh Sidhu's relationship status with the Congress remains complicated, but a resolution and an announcement are expected soon, said sources on both sides.
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Election Commission Seeks 200 Income Tax Officers For 2017 Assembly Polls
The Election Commission (EC) has set the ball rolling for next year's Assembly polls in five states, including Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, as it has sought 200 Income Tax department officers from the government to work for it as observers to check the menace of black money.
