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Prashant Kishor Seeks Bypolls Date Change For Chhath, Supreme Court Says No
The Supreme Court today dismissed a request by Prashant Kishor's party to defer the bypolls in Bihar because of Chhath. Tarari, Ramgarh, Belaganj and Imamganj Assembly seats in Bihar will vote on November 13.
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AJSU Party Will Fight Elections In Alliance With BJP: Sudesh Kumar Mahto
Sudesh Kumar Mahto who has been a key player in the state's turbulent politics said 'evident change' will be visible in the 2024 elections.
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BJP-Backed Candidate Sunita Choudhary Wins Jharkhand Key Election
AJSU Party candidate Sunita Choudhary won the by-poll to Jharkhand's Ramgarh seat on Thursday, defeating UPA-backed Congress' Bajrang Mahto by a margin of 21,970 votes, the Election Commission said.
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BJP Wins Haryana's Jind, Congress' Randeep Surjewala Concedes Defeat
The ruling BJP has won Haryana's Jind, a crucial assembly by-election, in which the Congress -- which won the Ramgarh seat in Rajasthan today -- trailedat number three, behind the newly launched Jannayak Janata Party (JJP).
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Ramgarh Win A Big Yes To Rahul Gandhi's Minimum Income Plan: Congress
The ruling Congress in Rajasthan today touched the half-way mark of 100 in the state after scooping the Ramgarh seat, which couldn't vote in last month's state polls because of the death of a candidate. The Congress's Shafia Zubair won the seat by a margin of over 12,000 votes over her nearest rival, the BJP's Sukhwant Singh.
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Congress@100 In Rajasthan After Win, BJP Wins In Haryana Seat: 10 Points
The ruling BJP and the Congress scored a victory each today in the last polls before the national election, due by May. The BJP won by-polls in Haryana's Jind, where the counting of votes was briefly stalled over protests and allegations of EVM or vote machine tampering. The Congress won the Ramgarh election in Rajasthan, adding one more seat to it...
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BJP Wins Jind Bypoll; Congress Scores 100 In Rajasthan With Ramgarh Victory: Highlights
The Congress has won the elections in Rajasthan by over 12,000 votes. With the electoral win in Ramgarh, the Congress now has 100 seats in the 200-member Assembly. Apart from Ramgarh, the counting of votes is taking place in Haryana's Jind.
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All Eyes On Rajasthan's Ramgarh On Counting Day After 3-Cornered Election
Polling to Ramgarh in Alwar district happened over a month after the Congress' victory in the recent Rajasthan assembly elections, but every political party in the state is awaiting counting day with bated breath. If the ruling Congress wins the seat, it be able to touch the 100-mark in the state assembly on its own - resulting in increased politic...
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Watch: BSP Leader Threatens To Respond To Stones With AK-47 Bullets
Jagat Singh, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader and son of former Congress member and former union minister Natwar Singh, stirred controversy after he threatened to respond to stones with AK-47 bullets. Mr Singh, reportedly the made the statement before filing his nomination papers on January 9. He is contesting from the Ramgarh assembly seat in Alwa...
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Ramgarh Polls: Mayawati May Spoil Congress' Majority Dreams In Rajasthan
The Congress won the battle for supremacy in Rajasthan last month, but the war is far from over. It managed to breach the majority mark of 100 seats to form the state government with the support of Ajit Singh's Rashtriya Lok Dal, with which it was in a pre-poll alliance, but the support of Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and independents remai...
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By-Election For Rajasthan's Ramgarh Seat To Be Held On January 28
The by-election in Ramgarh Assembly seat in Alwar district of Rajasthan will be held on January 28, Chief Electoral Officer Anand Kumar said on Tuesday.
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Ramgarh Constituency Polls To Be Postponed After BSP Candidate's Death
The Election Commission is set to postpone Assembly elections in Alwar's Ramgarh seat following the death of a BSP candidate today, the sources said. The sources in the poll panel cited election laws to say that if the candidate of a recognised national or state party dies before the polls, elections are postponed.
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Prashant Kishor Seeks Bypolls Date Change For Chhath, Supreme Court Says No
The Supreme Court today dismissed a request by Prashant Kishor's party to defer the bypolls in Bihar because of Chhath. Tarari, Ramgarh, Belaganj and Imamganj Assembly seats in Bihar will vote on November 13.
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AJSU Party Will Fight Elections In Alliance With BJP: Sudesh Kumar Mahto
Sudesh Kumar Mahto who has been a key player in the state's turbulent politics said 'evident change' will be visible in the 2024 elections.
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BJP-Backed Candidate Sunita Choudhary Wins Jharkhand Key Election
AJSU Party candidate Sunita Choudhary won the by-poll to Jharkhand's Ramgarh seat on Thursday, defeating UPA-backed Congress' Bajrang Mahto by a margin of 21,970 votes, the Election Commission said.
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BJP Wins Haryana's Jind, Congress' Randeep Surjewala Concedes Defeat
The ruling BJP has won Haryana's Jind, a crucial assembly by-election, in which the Congress -- which won the Ramgarh seat in Rajasthan today -- trailedat number three, behind the newly launched Jannayak Janata Party (JJP).
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Ramgarh Win A Big Yes To Rahul Gandhi's Minimum Income Plan: Congress
The ruling Congress in Rajasthan today touched the half-way mark of 100 in the state after scooping the Ramgarh seat, which couldn't vote in last month's state polls because of the death of a candidate. The Congress's Shafia Zubair won the seat by a margin of over 12,000 votes over her nearest rival, the BJP's Sukhwant Singh.
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Congress@100 In Rajasthan After Win, BJP Wins In Haryana Seat: 10 Points
The ruling BJP and the Congress scored a victory each today in the last polls before the national election, due by May. The BJP won by-polls in Haryana's Jind, where the counting of votes was briefly stalled over protests and allegations of EVM or vote machine tampering. The Congress won the Ramgarh election in Rajasthan, adding one more seat to it...
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BJP Wins Jind Bypoll; Congress Scores 100 In Rajasthan With Ramgarh Victory: Highlights
The Congress has won the elections in Rajasthan by over 12,000 votes. With the electoral win in Ramgarh, the Congress now has 100 seats in the 200-member Assembly. Apart from Ramgarh, the counting of votes is taking place in Haryana's Jind.
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All Eyes On Rajasthan's Ramgarh On Counting Day After 3-Cornered Election
Polling to Ramgarh in Alwar district happened over a month after the Congress' victory in the recent Rajasthan assembly elections, but every political party in the state is awaiting counting day with bated breath. If the ruling Congress wins the seat, it be able to touch the 100-mark in the state assembly on its own - resulting in increased politic...
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Watch: BSP Leader Threatens To Respond To Stones With AK-47 Bullets
Jagat Singh, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader and son of former Congress member and former union minister Natwar Singh, stirred controversy after he threatened to respond to stones with AK-47 bullets. Mr Singh, reportedly the made the statement before filing his nomination papers on January 9. He is contesting from the Ramgarh assembly seat in Alwa...
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Ramgarh Polls: Mayawati May Spoil Congress' Majority Dreams In Rajasthan
The Congress won the battle for supremacy in Rajasthan last month, but the war is far from over. It managed to breach the majority mark of 100 seats to form the state government with the support of Ajit Singh's Rashtriya Lok Dal, with which it was in a pre-poll alliance, but the support of Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and independents remai...
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By-Election For Rajasthan's Ramgarh Seat To Be Held On January 28
The by-election in Ramgarh Assembly seat in Alwar district of Rajasthan will be held on January 28, Chief Electoral Officer Anand Kumar said on Tuesday.
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Ramgarh Constituency Polls To Be Postponed After BSP Candidate's Death
The Election Commission is set to postpone Assembly elections in Alwar's Ramgarh seat following the death of a BSP candidate today, the sources said. The sources in the poll panel cited election laws to say that if the candidate of a recognised national or state party dies before the polls, elections are postponed.
