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By: Jatin Anand, Deeptiman Tiwary
A heated television debate between the BJP spokesperson and AAP's Rituraj Jha devolved into a shouting match with both trading barbs over their surnames.
Upper castes are seen to dominate disproportionately in the capital, forming the largest vote bloc. Among them, Brahmins make up the largest chunk, followed by Rajputs, Vaishyas, and Punjabi Khatris.
By: Jatin Anand, Deeptiman Tiwary
Fielding Dalits from general seats of Ayodhya and Meerut in Lok Sabha polls had brought SP rich electoral dividends
By: Jatin Anand
In interview to The Indian Express, the Delhi CM says the fact that AAP govt didn’t destabilise after Kejriwal’s resignation was her biggest achievement
As BJP seeks end to nearly three-decade power drought in Capital, Modi predicts a landslide win for the party
“He (Kejriwal) is an impediment to anything to do with development… His model is sab kuch free kar do (make everything free). But make them (the schemes) viable,” says Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas.
On controversial comments made by BJP candidates, the MP says, “An apology can be tendered (for some mistakes). But how will Arvind Kejriwal apologise for (the alleged assault on) someone like Swati Maliwal, who has repeatedly raised issues concerning Delhi?”
Countering the charges, the AAP accused the BJP of lacking any vision or agenda for Delhi, and accused it of only abusing AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal.
The BJP, this time, has a two-pronged strategy. It reiterated that it would continue the existing welfare schemes introduced by AAP and promised new measures to improve AAP's welfare agenda
All four leaders have been suspended for six years for alleged indiscipline after, senior leaders maintained, “all efforts to make them see reason” and pacify them, failed.
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