Rajasthan Congress splits on Sachin’s campaign
Sources said Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge was likely to call Gehlot, Randhawa and Pilot to Delhi for resolving the tussle.
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Prime Minister takes jibe at Ashok Gehlot over budget goof up
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Friday inadvertently started reading out excerpts from the Budget of the previous fiscal year.
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Sachin back in form, targets Ashok Gehlot government
Congress leader Sachin Pilot on Wednesday lobbed fresh volley on the Ashok Gehlot government in Rajasthan on exam paper leaks.
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Congress serves show-cause notice to Gehlot supporters for “gross indiscipline”
The Congress disciplinary committee on Tuesday issued show cause notice to three members including two ministers in the midst of political crisis in Rajasthan.
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Snubbed, Congress plans new strategy
The revolt by 92 Congress MLAs in support of Ashok Gehlot has changed the entire equation in the Congress party that can cost dear to Rajasthan chief minister eyeing to head the grand-old party.
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Confusion over Congress presidential poll
The move of Ashok Gehlot, the frontrunner for Congress chief post, would decide the direction of presidential election in the grand-old party.
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Kerala leaders oppose Shashi Tharoor’s candidature
Senior Congress leader and Member of Parliament (MP) Shashi Tharoor has failed to keep his own house in order as leaders from his native Kerala state have opposed his candidature for the party presidential poll.
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Congress-ruled states cross swords for coal
In July, Rajasthan stopped power supply to Uttar Pradesh and Punjab to meet its demand.
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