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"Robert Vadra Ab Ki Baar" Posters In Amethi Amid Rahul Gandhi Suspense
Amid the suspense over the Congress's Amethi candidate, posters demanding a poll pass for Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband Robert Vadra have come up outside the local party office
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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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"Serve People On Bigger Platform": Robert Vadra's Fresh Hint On Politics
Businessman Robert Vadra, who had indicated his keenness to enter active politics, today said he would like to "serve people on a bigger platform" only after he is cleared of the charges against him. Mr Vadra, husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, shared pictures of posters urging him to contest the upcoming national election.
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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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"Welcome To Contest" Posters In UP For Robert Vadra After He Drops Hint
A day after his loaded Facebook post, Robert Vadra's political ambition was on display in posters in Moradabad, the Uttar Pradesh town that is home to his family. Asked about them, he told reporters, "I will start working on it".
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Row Over Poster Featuring Robert Vadra At Congress Office, Now Removed
A poster depicting Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and Robert Vadra, the husband of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra appeared this morning in front of the Congress headquarters in Delhi yesterday, only to be removed this morning. While it provided the BJP ammunition for another attack, the Congress claimed it was a BJP conspiracy.
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A Poster is Worth a Thousand Words in Parliament
A war of posters enlivened the cycle of protests and adjournments in Parliament today, as members of the ruling BJP and the Congress tried to outdo each other in wit and decibel.
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"Robert Vadra Ab Ki Baar" Posters In Amethi Amid Rahul Gandhi Suspense
Amid the suspense over the Congress's Amethi candidate, posters demanding a poll pass for Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband Robert Vadra have come up outside the local party office
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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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"Serve People On Bigger Platform": Robert Vadra's Fresh Hint On Politics
Businessman Robert Vadra, who had indicated his keenness to enter active politics, today said he would like to "serve people on a bigger platform" only after he is cleared of the charges against him. Mr Vadra, husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, shared pictures of posters urging him to contest the upcoming national election.
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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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"Welcome To Contest" Posters In UP For Robert Vadra After He Drops Hint
A day after his loaded Facebook post, Robert Vadra's political ambition was on display in posters in Moradabad, the Uttar Pradesh town that is home to his family. Asked about them, he told reporters, "I will start working on it".
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Row Over Poster Featuring Robert Vadra At Congress Office, Now Removed
A poster depicting Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and Robert Vadra, the husband of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra appeared this morning in front of the Congress headquarters in Delhi yesterday, only to be removed this morning. While it provided the BJP ammunition for another attack, the Congress claimed it was a BJP conspiracy.
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A Poster is Worth a Thousand Words in Parliament
A war of posters enlivened the cycle of protests and adjournments in Parliament today, as members of the ruling BJP and the Congress tried to outdo each other in wit and decibel.
