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Whatever PM Modi says becomes a law: JD(U) chief Lalan Singh
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On withdrawal of Rs 2,000 currency note, Lalan Singh said: "Whatever Narendra Modi says in the country, it becomes a law. He had demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency notes. He has said that the Rs 2,000 currency note would also be withdrawn. He can do anything."
Lalan Singh asks RCP Singh to clarify what was 'RCP Tax'
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"RCP Singh was associated with Nitish Kumar for 30 years and the latter was having blind faith in him. RCP Singh may have taken advantage of it and extorted tax. This was the reason why opposition leaders were accusing him of extorting RCP Tax at a time when he was with the JD-U and was national president of the party. Now, RCP Singh has to clarify whether he was taking RCP Tax or not," Singh said.
Eyeing 2024, Bihar parties start setting their caste equations right
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In Bihar, Yadavs are considered as the biggest caste but when it comes to the Lok Sabha elections, only five Yadav candidates had won in the 2019 polls. The people of the Rajput caste have lower numbers compared to Yadavs, Kushwaha, Muslims and even Kurmis but seven Rajput candidates had won in 2019 and reached the.
Manipur MLA says situation improving, displaced people can return home
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Md Ashab Uddin, a Janata Dal MLA from Jiribam Assembly constituency in Manipur, said, "The situation is improving in the state. I have visited many areas. People who have taken refuge in Cachar district thought that the violence in Churachandpur district would spread to their areas also. But this did not happen.
JD(U)'s Lalan Singh lauds Rahul for his stand on caste-based census
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In a tweet, Lalan Singh said: "Rahul Gandhi Ji and Congress party have supported the caste based census. It is a good step in the direction of social justice." Our leader CM Nitish Kumar has been demanding for the caste based census in the country for years. The 11 MPs of JD-U met with union home minister Amit Shah and requested him.
Process of Opposition unity begins as Mallikarjun Kharge meets CM Nitish, Tejashwi Yadav
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar along with his deputy and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav met Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge in the presence of Rahul Gandhi. The meeting took place at Kharge's residence. After the meeting, the four addressed the media jointly.
JD-U believes Opposition can pull off 2004 repeat without common PM face
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In different phases, the BJP leaders were trying to set narratives depending on the popularity of a particular leader. They sometimes go for Rahul Gandhi, Nitish Kumar, K Chandrashekher Rao or Mamata Benerjee but such ploys are looking to be influencing the opposition parties. Neeraj Kumar, JD-U MLC and chief.
Days after quitting JD-U, two-time MP joins BJP with son, supporters
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Meena Singh is considered as a prominent leader with a stronghold in Bhojpur and Rohtas districts. Her husband Ajit Singh was also a very strong leader of the region. She was not pleased with the decision of Chief Minister and party chief Nitish Kumar who had announced Deputy Chief Minister and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav as his political successor.
BJP giving higher positions to leaders who abuse Nitish: Bihar JD-U chief
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"Upendra Kushwaha is a part of NDA and he is continuously giving statements against Nitish Kumar. When he joined the JD-U, he was saying that he would make the JD-U a number one party in the state... Now, the people of Bihar know where he is sitting. He is not faithful to anyone," Umesh Kushwaha said.
With an eye on 2024, alliance parties keep a close watch on fractious JD-U
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These two leaders have shown an interest towards the Bharatiya Janata Party, but no one could say that it is a saffron surgical strike on the JD-U. The JD-U leaders denied any impact of the rebellions on the party but there is a perception in the political corridors of Bihar that Nitish Kumar is losing control over his party JD-U.
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