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INDIA Bloc Has "Anti-National Elements": Ex-Congress Leader Who Joined BJP
Rohan Gupta, a former spokesperson of Congress who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday, took a swipe at the opposition bloc INDIA, saying that the alliance named after the country consists of 'anti-national elements'.
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Another Congress Spokesman Joins BJP. His Parting Shot
Congress spokesperson Rohan Gupta crossed over to the BJP today, accusing the Grand Old Party of flipping its ideology, giving out contradictory messages, arrogance and treading on people's "self-respect".
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Rohan Gupta, Another Ex-Spokesperson, With Congress For 15 Years, Joins BJP
Former Congress spokesperson Rohan Gupta joined the BJP today, marking the defection of yet another visible opposition face to the ruling party in the election season.
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'Toolkit' Row: 2 Congress Leaders Get Delhi Police Notice To Join Probe
In escalating action in the "Congress toolkit" controversy, two Congress leaders who complained against BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra's "toolkit" tweet have been served notice by the Delhi Police.
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INDIA Bloc Has "Anti-National Elements": Ex-Congress Leader Who Joined BJP
Rohan Gupta, a former spokesperson of Congress who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday, took a swipe at the opposition bloc INDIA, saying that the alliance named after the country consists of 'anti-national elements'.
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Another Congress Spokesman Joins BJP. His Parting Shot
Congress spokesperson Rohan Gupta crossed over to the BJP today, accusing the Grand Old Party of flipping its ideology, giving out contradictory messages, arrogance and treading on people's "self-respect".
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Rohan Gupta, Another Ex-Spokesperson, With Congress For 15 Years, Joins BJP
Former Congress spokesperson Rohan Gupta joined the BJP today, marking the defection of yet another visible opposition face to the ruling party in the election season.
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'Toolkit' Row: 2 Congress Leaders Get Delhi Police Notice To Join Probe
In escalating action in the "Congress toolkit" controversy, two Congress leaders who complained against BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra's "toolkit" tweet have been served notice by the Delhi Police.
