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The ruling Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) swept the Assembly byelections in 11 constituencies of Uttar Pradesh by winning nine seats on Tuesday. With this the BSP’s tally in the 403-member Assembly went up to 224. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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The results of the by-elections held on November 7 were a mixed bag for the Congress. In Assam, it won both the seats. But suffered a setback at its bastion in Himachal Pradesh. In Rajasthan, the Congress and the BJP split one seat each. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Indian cricketer-turned-politician and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament Navjot Singh Sidhu (C) gestures while surrounded by supporters upon his return to his constituency in Amritsar on October 3, 2009. View Photo »
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the BJP was of the feeling that every result has a lesson or two for the political parties, but the bypolls were basically influenced by the local factors, however, one has to respect the poll verdict.
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Thiruvananthapuram: The Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) has won the Alappuzha, Kannur and Ernakulam Assembly byelections in a comfortable manner. Full Article at The Hindu
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The Left front suffers worst defeat in Kerala NEW DELHI: The Congress, the Trinamool Congress and the Bahujan Samaj Party emerged as major winners in the latest by-elections, picking up the lion’s share of the 31 Assembly seats spread across seven... Full Article at The Hindu
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They were transferred after the BJP rebellion Officials reinstated as part of an agreement Bangalore: Three officials who were transferred from Bellary district soon after the ministers from the district rebelled against Chief Minister B.S. Full Article at The Hindu
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Indian cricketer-turned-politician and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament Navjot Singh Sidhu (C) gestures to supporters upon his return to his constituency in Amritsar on October 3, 2009. View Photo »
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BJP strongly condemns this attack on democracy but Congress and NCP owe an explanation because their tacit support has built up MNS to what it is today. They have created a monster just for political purpose -- to divide opposition votes
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JAIPUR: The ruling Congress and the Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party won one seat each in the November 7 by-elections in two Assembly constituencies in Rajasthan. The BJP wrested Todabhim from an Independent, while the Congress retained Salumber. Full Article at The Hindu
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The Congress’ Raj Babbar won the lone Lok Sabha by-election in Firozabad LUCKNOW: It was celebration time for the Bahujan Samaj Party and the Congress in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday. Full Article at The Hindu
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the BJP was of the feeling that every result has a lesson or two for the political parties, but the bypolls were basically influenced by the local factors, however, one has to respect the poll verdict.
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BJP strongly condemns this attack on democracy but Congress and NCP owe an explanation because their tacit support has built up MNS to what it is today. They have created a monster just for political purpose -- to divide opposition votes
– Prakash Javadekar SOURCE: ddi News -
I had conveyed my feelings at the party forum. Had I been the BJP president, I would have sacked (Gujarat Chief Minister) Narendra Modi.
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Yeddyurappa's supporters travelling in 125 vehicles on NH-9 (Mumbai-Hyderabad) were prevented at the Zaheerabad check-post by Andhra Pradesh police following which the BJP workers had a heated argument with them
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I have explained to our 'thayi' (mother) Sushma Swaraj, and other leaders Venkaiah Naidu, Arun Jaitley and Ananth Kumar, and through them to Rajnath Singh (BJP president) and L.K. Advani. I am confident they will take the right decision in the interests of the BJP, its lakhs of workers and Karnataka in ...
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RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) and the BJP at the moment is to save the government headed by Yeddyurappa rather than save the party ... The RSS’ preference for Yeddyurappa is obvious, given his Sangh background.
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These type of statements from a Chief Minister was bitter in taste and against the constitutional mandate, the LJP chief said, adding nobody would approve it. He sought clarification from the top BJP leadership with regards to the MP CM's statement. It is also most surprising that such repeated anti-Bih...
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We would prefer the BJP leader to be subscribing to the RSS ideology.... none of four Delhi-based leaders would become the next party president.
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It is a political allegation by BJP and some others
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Though the BJP claims that it would halt the Congress in Jharkhand, it would not be able to do so as Congress would repeat its success story there too after the recent win in three states
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In July this year, the MHA had completely withdrawn the security cover of over 20 VIPs. Security provided to former Home Minister Shivraj Patil, BJP MP Varun Gandhi and the Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid were downgraded drastically
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I have also never heard Jaswantji raising the issue related to Muslims when he was in the party. The BJP has done a lot for Jaswant Singh, who instead of working for the interests in the party, wrote a book. The party rewarded him with posts and in turn, he should have shown interest for its growth
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The dissidents led by the Reddy brothers brushed aside BJP President Rajnath Singh's assertion that he will continue as the Chief Minister
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He talked to prime minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and senior BJP leader LK Advani, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, his close party friend Arun Jaitely, senior Congress leader Gulam Nabi Azad, BJP president Rajnath Singh, leader of opposition in Gujarat Assembly Shaktisinh Gohil,...
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State BJP leaders with similar views as mine are already on the way to New Delhi to apprise the top leadership in the party on the changes they want (in the state government) in best interests of Karnataka. Some leaders have already arrived.
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I have been a swayamsevak (a member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) and then came to BJP. I have worked hard and not aspired for any post in the organization or government
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I don't pay any attention to such irresponsible statements by the BJP leaders, who have always tried to tarnish my image and falsely implicated me in the multi-crore rupees fodder scam. It is ridiculous.
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For the next three days, I will campaign extensively in the constituency. The voters are fed up with the false promises of their former legislator (Virbhadra Singh). Moreover, this time infighting within the Congress over the allotment of tickets will benefit the BJP
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SC/ST Act was being violated everywhere in the state. The Government was harrassing BJP workers by lodging fake cases against them
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There is no point in returning to the party which expelled me... the BJP's ideology has become narrow... if the party wants to rise and stand big, it will have to change its attitude
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There is no point in returning to the party which expelled me...BJP's ideology has become narrow... if the party wants to rise and stand big, it will have to change its attitude
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We failed to convince the voters that the BJP-Sena can provide a much better alternative to the ruling combine.
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See, in every human life there are phases. Similarly in political life there are good phases and bad phases. We (the BJP) will come out of it. You can take it as a prophecy
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We will also try to return the members and leaders in our party fold those have left the BJP earlier for strengthening the organisation and the new membership drive of the party would be started soon in the state
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Even Moradabad was described as a BJP stronghold to me when I stepped in there for the first time. You have seen how we demolished the BJP there and now you will see the Congress repeating that here
SOURCE: Hindustan Times
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