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"Demand Of Every Patriotic Indian Is...": Rahul Gandhi On Doda Terror Attack
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has paid tribute to the four soldiers killed on Monday in an encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda.
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"Soldiers Have Become Like Labourers": Rahul Gandhi On Army Scheme Agniveer
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said today that the Agniveer scheme will be discarded entirely if his party comes to power.
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Rahul Gandhi Greets Jammu Soldiers Watching Bharat Jodo Yatra Pass By
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday shook hands with some Army personnel watching his 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' from behind the boundary wall of their camp as the march passed through the garrison town of Nagrota here.
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Expel Rahul Gandhi From Party For Remarks Against Army: BJP To Congress
The BJP launched a fierce attack on Rahul Gandhi today for his remark that Chinese soldiers are beating up Indian Army personnel in Arunachal Pradesh and said the Congress should immediately expel him from the party.
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"An Honour If PM Asks Me To Fight Against Sonia Gandhi", Says Ex-Soldier
A former Army special forces soldier who recently joined the BJP said he is willing to take on UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi from her Lok Sabha constituency Raebareli in the national elections. The BJP is looking for popular candidates to give a tough fight to the Gandhis, sources said.
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"Like A True Soldier": Rahul Gandhi Attacks PM After Officer's Criticism
Congress president Rahul Gandhi has taken a swipe at the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government over a comment by Lieutenant General DS Hooda (retired) that there was "too much hype" over the surgical strike across the Line of Control two years ago
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"He Insults Soldiers": Amit Shah On Rahul Gandhi's Surgical Strike Remark
BJP chief Amit Shah Saturday alleged that Congress president Rahul Gandhi was insulting Army soldiers killed by claiming that the 2016 surgical strike across the LoC was conducted to win the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.
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UP Elections 2017: Curtains Down On Hectic Campaigning In State, Politicians Take Chota Sa Break
The guns are no longer blazing and the armies have marched back to their camps. With curtains down on campaigning for one of the most keenly watched and caustic assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh in the recent times, political heavyweights, as also their foot soldiers, are now sitting back only to set their eyes on the last phase on Wednesday and ...
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Veterans Owed Money, But Respect Too: Rahul Gandhi On OROP Pension Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of habitually betraying soldiers and former servicemen by withholding the higher pensions that they are due under a new scheme cleared last year.
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General VK Singh Is Not A Bit Player In OROP Row Over Ex Soldier's Suicide
Till two days ago, Ram Kishen Grewal was an unknown soldier who served for nearly 30 years and then won the election in his village in Haryana to serve as its sarpanch (head of village council) after he retired.
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VVIP Parade At Ex Soldier's Cremation: 10-Point Guide To The Controversy
The cremation in Haryana of a former soldier who killed himself over an insufficient pension turned into a parade of VVIPs today. Rahul Gandhi attended; so did Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who stood at a distance from him.
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"Demand Of Every Patriotic Indian Is...": Rahul Gandhi On Doda Terror Attack
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has paid tribute to the four soldiers killed on Monday in an encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda.
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"Soldiers Have Become Like Labourers": Rahul Gandhi On Army Scheme Agniveer
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said today that the Agniveer scheme will be discarded entirely if his party comes to power.
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Rahul Gandhi Greets Jammu Soldiers Watching Bharat Jodo Yatra Pass By
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday shook hands with some Army personnel watching his 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' from behind the boundary wall of their camp as the march passed through the garrison town of Nagrota here.
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Expel Rahul Gandhi From Party For Remarks Against Army: BJP To Congress
The BJP launched a fierce attack on Rahul Gandhi today for his remark that Chinese soldiers are beating up Indian Army personnel in Arunachal Pradesh and said the Congress should immediately expel him from the party.
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"An Honour If PM Asks Me To Fight Against Sonia Gandhi", Says Ex-Soldier
A former Army special forces soldier who recently joined the BJP said he is willing to take on UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi from her Lok Sabha constituency Raebareli in the national elections. The BJP is looking for popular candidates to give a tough fight to the Gandhis, sources said.
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"Like A True Soldier": Rahul Gandhi Attacks PM After Officer's Criticism
Congress president Rahul Gandhi has taken a swipe at the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government over a comment by Lieutenant General DS Hooda (retired) that there was "too much hype" over the surgical strike across the Line of Control two years ago
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"He Insults Soldiers": Amit Shah On Rahul Gandhi's Surgical Strike Remark
BJP chief Amit Shah Saturday alleged that Congress president Rahul Gandhi was insulting Army soldiers killed by claiming that the 2016 surgical strike across the LoC was conducted to win the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.
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UP Elections 2017: Curtains Down On Hectic Campaigning In State, Politicians Take Chota Sa Break
The guns are no longer blazing and the armies have marched back to their camps. With curtains down on campaigning for one of the most keenly watched and caustic assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh in the recent times, political heavyweights, as also their foot soldiers, are now sitting back only to set their eyes on the last phase on Wednesday and ...
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Veterans Owed Money, But Respect Too: Rahul Gandhi On OROP Pension Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of habitually betraying soldiers and former servicemen by withholding the higher pensions that they are due under a new scheme cleared last year.
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General VK Singh Is Not A Bit Player In OROP Row Over Ex Soldier's Suicide
Till two days ago, Ram Kishen Grewal was an unknown soldier who served for nearly 30 years and then won the election in his village in Haryana to serve as its sarpanch (head of village council) after he retired.
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VVIP Parade At Ex Soldier's Cremation: 10-Point Guide To The Controversy
The cremation in Haryana of a former soldier who killed himself over an insufficient pension turned into a parade of VVIPs today. Rahul Gandhi attended; so did Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who stood at a distance from him.
