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Amid AAP-Congress row ahead of Delhi polls, Omar says wind up INDIA grouping
The Statesman
|January 10, 2025
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday lashed out at the bitter campaign between the AAP and Congress ahead of the Delhi Assembly polls and said the INDIA bloc should be wound up as unity is lacking among the Opposition.
Soon after Mr Abdullah made the statement, however, his father and National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah said those who think the alliance was just for parliamentary polls should come out of this misconception
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West Bengal records historic 92 per cent plus voter turnout
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SC moved seeking removal of police observer Ajay Pal Sharma:
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Clashes disrupt polling in Bhangar amidst Central forces' presence
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2 mins
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The Statesman
Equity in education
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The Statesman Kolkata
Nadia records over 91pc polling amid tight security
Defying an undercurrent of tension and sporadic incidents of violence, Nadia district on Wednesday witnessed an emphatic voter turnout of more than 93 per cent in the second phase of elections under one of the most extensive security deployments seen in recent years.
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Celebration of democracy in the shadow of SIR
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2 mins
April 30, 2026
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