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"Stop Campaign Speeches That May Divide Society": Poll Body Directs BJP
The Election Commission, criticised over what many called its soft handling of the BJP and its leaders, today read the Riot Act to the ruling party as well as the Opposition for campaigning along the lines of caste, community, language, and religion.
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Rhea Chakraborty's Arrest Proved Bengalis Soft Target Of BJP: Bengal Leaders
Parties cutting across the political divide in West Bengal on Thursday evoked Bengali sub-nationalism, asserting that the "vilification campaign" against actor Rhea Chakraborty "proved" Bengalis are a soft target of the BJP, which is looking to cash in on this narrative ahead of the Bihar Assembly polls.
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After Delhi Victory, AAP Plans Taking The Local Route To Go National
Buoyed by its massive victory in the Delhi assembly polls, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has decided to contest local body elections across the country as part of an ambitious plan to expand its presence beyond the national capital.
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Reserve Bank Governor Meets Arun Jaitley Amid Rumours Of BJP Leader's Ill Health
Mr Jaitley, 66, suffers from kidney problems and underwent a transplant in 2018. He was then operated on in January, reportedly for soft tissue cancer in his left leg, which prevented him from presenting the Modi government's sixth budget
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On VVPATs, Election Body Chief's Logic Involves A "Blood Test"
The Election Commission, which has been accused by the opposition of being soft on leaders of the ruling BJP who violate the Model Code of Conduct, has denied the allegation.
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Atal Bihari Vajpayee Believed In Multi-Party Democracy: Left Parties
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who was often described as the moderate face of the BJP, was a true believer in a multi-party democracy, Left parties said today. Left leaders, who were otherwise strong critics of the former prime minister's ideology, said Atal Bihari Vajpayee always kept open the lines of consultation when he was in government and reached ou...
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Muslim Leaders, Addresses "Soft Hindutva" Concerns
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday met Muslim intellectuals and is believed to have told them that his party would adopt an inclusive approach for all sections of the society with an agenda to provide justice to all, addressing concerns that it was adopting a "soft-Hindutva" agenda.
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Ahead Of Rahul Gandhi's Mandsaur Offensive, Congress Firefights Rebellion
Rahul Gandhi's visit to Mandsaur on the first anniversary of the death of farmers in police firing was seen as a smart political move. It would have helped the Congress reinforce its narrative around what it says is the ruling BJP's failure to address problems faced by farmers and also soft launch the party's campaign for Madhya Pradesh's assembly ...
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Nitish Kumar Is Finished, Says Lalu Yadav After Bihar Violence: 10 Facts
Nitish Kumar, the Bihar Chief Minister who has been fending off the opposition charge that his government had gone soft on miscreants behind communal violence in the state, came under a fresh round of attacks. This one was led by the jailed Rashtriya Janata Party chief Lalu Yadav who reached Delhi for treatment on Thursday. "Nitish Kumar is now fin...
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I'm A Devotee Of Lord Shiva: Rahul Gandhi On His Temple Visits In Gujarat
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Monday said he is a devotee of Lord Shiva - a revelation that brought jeers from the BJP, which is seen as being irked by his frequent temple visits. The Congress leader has visited at least half a dozen temples in the state, where assembly elections will be held next month, triggering BJP allegations that he...
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Congress Accuses Trinamool Government Of Taking Soft Stand On BJP
The Trinamool Congress government took a "soft stand" towards the BJP government at the Centre even though it failed to address the problems faced by the tea gardens in West Bengal, Congress leader Manas Bhunia today alleged.
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Congress and Left Spar Over BJP Ahead of Civic Polls in Kerala
The battle for civic polls in Kerala is witnessing a war of words with Chief Minister Oommen Chandy terming CPI(M)'s anti-BJP stand as "opportunistic", a charge Left leader Pinarayi Vijayan countered saying Congress had always showed a "soft" approach towards the saffron party.
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Amit Shah Defends Projecting Kiran Bedi As Delhi Chief Minister
BJP today strongly denied "borrowing" Kiran Bedi to win Assembly elections in Delhi and played down the controversy over the charge that she had asked India Against Corruption movement leaders to go soft on the saffron party.
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Akhilesh Yadav government accused of going soft on riot-accused Muslim leaders
Uttar Pradesh's Akhilesh Yadav government has reportedly initiated a process to drop cases against Muslim leaders accused in the September Muzaffarnagar riots, in a move seen by the opposition as an attempt to regain the community's support ahead of the national election due by May.
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Yashwant Sinha upset with BJP's 'soft stand' on Lokpal Bill
Senior BJP leader and MP Yashwant Sinha has said he will resign from the Lok Sabha if his party does not take a stronger stand on the anti-corruption Lokpal Bill.
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"Stop Campaign Speeches That May Divide Society": Poll Body Directs BJP
The Election Commission, criticised over what many called its soft handling of the BJP and its leaders, today read the Riot Act to the ruling party as well as the Opposition for campaigning along the lines of caste, community, language, and religion.
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Rhea Chakraborty's Arrest Proved Bengalis Soft Target Of BJP: Bengal Leaders
Parties cutting across the political divide in West Bengal on Thursday evoked Bengali sub-nationalism, asserting that the "vilification campaign" against actor Rhea Chakraborty "proved" Bengalis are a soft target of the BJP, which is looking to cash in on this narrative ahead of the Bihar Assembly polls.
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After Delhi Victory, AAP Plans Taking The Local Route To Go National
Buoyed by its massive victory in the Delhi assembly polls, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has decided to contest local body elections across the country as part of an ambitious plan to expand its presence beyond the national capital.
-
Reserve Bank Governor Meets Arun Jaitley Amid Rumours Of BJP Leader's Ill Health
Mr Jaitley, 66, suffers from kidney problems and underwent a transplant in 2018. He was then operated on in January, reportedly for soft tissue cancer in his left leg, which prevented him from presenting the Modi government's sixth budget
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On VVPATs, Election Body Chief's Logic Involves A "Blood Test"
The Election Commission, which has been accused by the opposition of being soft on leaders of the ruling BJP who violate the Model Code of Conduct, has denied the allegation.
-
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Believed In Multi-Party Democracy: Left Parties
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who was often described as the moderate face of the BJP, was a true believer in a multi-party democracy, Left parties said today. Left leaders, who were otherwise strong critics of the former prime minister's ideology, said Atal Bihari Vajpayee always kept open the lines of consultation when he was in government and reached ou...
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Muslim Leaders, Addresses "Soft Hindutva" Concerns
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday met Muslim intellectuals and is believed to have told them that his party would adopt an inclusive approach for all sections of the society with an agenda to provide justice to all, addressing concerns that it was adopting a "soft-Hindutva" agenda.
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Ahead Of Rahul Gandhi's Mandsaur Offensive, Congress Firefights Rebellion
Rahul Gandhi's visit to Mandsaur on the first anniversary of the death of farmers in police firing was seen as a smart political move. It would have helped the Congress reinforce its narrative around what it says is the ruling BJP's failure to address problems faced by farmers and also soft launch the party's campaign for Madhya Pradesh's assembly ...
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Nitish Kumar Is Finished, Says Lalu Yadav After Bihar Violence: 10 Facts
Nitish Kumar, the Bihar Chief Minister who has been fending off the opposition charge that his government had gone soft on miscreants behind communal violence in the state, came under a fresh round of attacks. This one was led by the jailed Rashtriya Janata Party chief Lalu Yadav who reached Delhi for treatment on Thursday. "Nitish Kumar is now fin...
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I'm A Devotee Of Lord Shiva: Rahul Gandhi On His Temple Visits In Gujarat
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Monday said he is a devotee of Lord Shiva - a revelation that brought jeers from the BJP, which is seen as being irked by his frequent temple visits. The Congress leader has visited at least half a dozen temples in the state, where assembly elections will be held next month, triggering BJP allegations that he...
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Congress Accuses Trinamool Government Of Taking Soft Stand On BJP
The Trinamool Congress government took a "soft stand" towards the BJP government at the Centre even though it failed to address the problems faced by the tea gardens in West Bengal, Congress leader Manas Bhunia today alleged.
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Congress and Left Spar Over BJP Ahead of Civic Polls in Kerala
The battle for civic polls in Kerala is witnessing a war of words with Chief Minister Oommen Chandy terming CPI(M)'s anti-BJP stand as "opportunistic", a charge Left leader Pinarayi Vijayan countered saying Congress had always showed a "soft" approach towards the saffron party.
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Amit Shah Defends Projecting Kiran Bedi As Delhi Chief Minister
BJP today strongly denied "borrowing" Kiran Bedi to win Assembly elections in Delhi and played down the controversy over the charge that she had asked India Against Corruption movement leaders to go soft on the saffron party.
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Akhilesh Yadav government accused of going soft on riot-accused Muslim leaders
Uttar Pradesh's Akhilesh Yadav government has reportedly initiated a process to drop cases against Muslim leaders accused in the September Muzaffarnagar riots, in a move seen by the opposition as an attempt to regain the community's support ahead of the national election due by May.
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Yashwant Sinha upset with BJP's 'soft stand' on Lokpal Bill
Senior BJP leader and MP Yashwant Sinha has said he will resign from the Lok Sabha if his party does not take a stronger stand on the anti-corruption Lokpal Bill.
