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Bihar assembly elections: Stage set for Sharad Yadav’s return to Janata Dal (United)Yadav had left JD(U) in 2017 after the party under Kumar moved away from the grand alliance with RJD and Congress, and joined BJP to form t...- Nitish-led JD(U) to contest 4-5 seats in GujaratThe JD(U) leader alleged that the Sharad Yadav-led group has submitted "forged" documents in the Election Commission which amounts a clear ...
- It's Nitish Kumar, not Sharad Yadav, who 'abandoned' JDU: RebelsThe Sharad Yadav group argued that it was Nitish Kumar who was guilty of violating the party line, and thus “voluntarily given up the membe...
- JD(U) starts process to throw out Sharad YadavAfter the national executive meet at Patna on Saturday, the party had asked Yadav to refuse the invitation for the August 27 rally as his p...
- JD(U) under Nitish Kumar decides to become part of NDA, denies split in partyMaking the announcement, party leader K C Tyagi categorically denied that there was any split in the party following differences with senio...
- Nitish Kumar, JD(U) spokesman differ on new Army chiefEarlier, Nitish had supported the Centre's demonetisation move unilaterally, contradicting the opinion of ex-JD(U) chief Sharad Yadav.
- Prashant Kishor was with KC Tyagi when Shivpal Yadav came callingShivpal’s meeting with Tyagi came hours after the SP leader euphemistically floated the idea of pre-poll alliance between SP-RLD/JDU-Congre...
- JD(U) to back Ajit Singh's RLD in UP assembly by-polls, explores broader alliance in stateSharad Yadav said doors were open for the formation of a grand alliance in the state for which "talks are on but nothing concrete has come ...
- No member will support land Bill in present form, says JD(U)JD(U) President Sharad Yadav has said that the party is against the amendments in the old Bill, like removing consent clause and the SIA pr...
- Unrest in JD(U): No Schooling, but Jitan Ram Manjhi gives a lesson in politics to Sharad YadavManjhi on Friday declared he would fight the battle with full force indicating firmly that he would not step down and will do everything to...
- K C Tyagi roots for Nitish Kumar, blames Jitan Ram Manjhi for political imbroglio"Several parties suffered heavy losses in the general election, but only Kumar showed the moral courage to resign from his position," Tyagi...
- More trouble for Bihar CM Manjhi, could be shown door in next JD (U) meetingThe party meeting on February 7 is being seen as a move to elect Nitish Kumar as its new leader.
- Speculation rife on Bihar CM Jitan Ram Manjhi's ouster; Sharad Yadav arrives for meetingKC Tyagi said "Nitish Kumar is 'sarvamanya' (all accepted) leader of the party and does not need anybody's 'sifarish' (recommendation)."
- JD(U) asks Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi not to make controversial remarks"We told Manjhi not to make any such statement which could be distorted and used by the BJP for its own benefit." Tyagi said.
- Haryana polls: Nitish Kumar, Sharad Yadav to campaign for INLDParty president Sharad Yadav has already announced his party's support to the Om Prakash Chautala-led INLD in the forthcoming elections.
- Rahul Gandhi should work on electoral reforms: JD(U)JD(U) today asked Rahul to rally his party behind electoral reforms if he is "serious" about cleansing politics and said "revolutionarism" ...
- KC Tyagi elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha from BiharSenior JD(U) leader K C Tyagi was elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha from Bihar today.
- JD(U) leader K C Tyagi files nomination for Rajya Sabha from BiharWith JD(U) having majority in the state Assembly with 118 MLAs, there is virtually no contest for the post and Tyagi's election seems imman...
- JD(U) talking with Trinamool for seat sharing in UP pollsJD(U) in talks with the Trinamool Congress for seat-sharing in UP polls and has already reached an understanding with the fledgling SPI.
- JD(U) says it will shortist candidates for 100 UP seatsJD(U) today said it's going ahead with the task of shortlisting candidates for around 100 seats for Uttar Pradesh assembly polls.
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