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"If I Contest From Amethi...": Robert Vadra On Taking Political Role
Hinting yet again that he is ready to join politics "if people want", Robert Vadra, the husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, said on Monday that he is getting calls of support from party workers all over the country, including Amethi.
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Robert Vadra's Tweet With Photo On 'Bharat Jodo' Posters Sparks Questions: "Joining Congress, Yatra?"
Congress has, over the years, said Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband is a "private individual", allegations of benefitting him are "political vendetta"
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Elections 2019-"I Want To Earn It": Robert Vadra On Joining Politics
Robert Vadra, the husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, says he has "learnt a lot in the past 20 years", as part of the Nehru-Gandhi family, but when it comes to joining politics, he wants to earn it. The businessman, who is being investigated over allegations of money laundering and illegal land deals, also says that he has tolerated s...
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Won't Join Active Politics Till My Name Is Cleared: Robert Vadra
Robert Vadra, husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, on Wednesday said he will not leave the country or take part in active politics till his name is cleared in the ongoing money laundering case.
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"No Rush, Have To Earn It": Robert Vadra Dials Down Election Buzz
A day after his loaded Facebook post, Robert Vadra's political ambition was on display in posters in Moradabad, his hometown in Uttar Pradesh. "Robert Vadraji, you are welcome to contest from the Moradabad Lok Sabha seat," screamed the posters that also featured his in-laws, Congress president Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi.
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There's always a push for me to join politics: Robert Vadra to NDTV
Even as Rahul Gandhi delivered a series of headlines at a press conference in Varanasi on Monday, it was brother-in-law Robert Vadra who escalated into a Twitter trend after he said he would be open to joining politics, "if that's what the people want." Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Mr Vadra clarified on this and said, "I think there is a time and ...
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"If I Contest From Amethi...": Robert Vadra On Taking Political Role
Hinting yet again that he is ready to join politics "if people want", Robert Vadra, the husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, said on Monday that he is getting calls of support from party workers all over the country, including Amethi.
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Robert Vadra's Tweet With Photo On 'Bharat Jodo' Posters Sparks Questions: "Joining Congress, Yatra?"
Congress has, over the years, said Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband is a "private individual", allegations of benefitting him are "political vendetta"
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Elections 2019-"I Want To Earn It": Robert Vadra On Joining Politics
Robert Vadra, the husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, says he has "learnt a lot in the past 20 years", as part of the Nehru-Gandhi family, but when it comes to joining politics, he wants to earn it. The businessman, who is being investigated over allegations of money laundering and illegal land deals, also says that he has tolerated s...
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Won't Join Active Politics Till My Name Is Cleared: Robert Vadra
Robert Vadra, husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, on Wednesday said he will not leave the country or take part in active politics till his name is cleared in the ongoing money laundering case.
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"No Rush, Have To Earn It": Robert Vadra Dials Down Election Buzz
A day after his loaded Facebook post, Robert Vadra's political ambition was on display in posters in Moradabad, his hometown in Uttar Pradesh. "Robert Vadraji, you are welcome to contest from the Moradabad Lok Sabha seat," screamed the posters that also featured his in-laws, Congress president Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi.
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There's always a push for me to join politics: Robert Vadra to NDTV
Even as Rahul Gandhi delivered a series of headlines at a press conference in Varanasi on Monday, it was brother-in-law Robert Vadra who escalated into a Twitter trend after he said he would be open to joining politics, "if that's what the people want." Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Mr Vadra clarified on this and said, "I think there is a time and ...
