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Sukhendu Sekhar Ray hits out at TMC after resignation, cites RG Kar case, corruption concerns as 'turning point'Former Trinamool Congress MP Sukhendu Sekhar Ray has resigned from the Rajya Sabha and the party. He stated his decision was guided by inne...- Day of Reckoning: West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala & Puducherry assembly poll results set to redefine India's political journeyWest Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala & Puducherry assembly poll results: Counting day arrives for five states after a heated election. Vo...
- Pre-poll bribes? No, they're welfare giftsElection authorities have seized significant amounts of cash, liquor, and freebies in West Bengal before polls. Tamil Nadu follows with a l...
- Tamil Nadu polls: TVK chief Vijay files nomination from Perambur in ChennaiTamil Nadu elections: Perambur has traditionally been a politically active seat, with a mix of industrial workers, lower- and middle-income...
- Cash-for-votes case: Delhi high court grants bail to Amar SinghThe Delhi high court has granted bail to ailing Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh in the 2008 cash-for-votes case.
- Cash-for-votes scandal: Lok Sabha speaker Meira Kumar gives nod to prosecute BJP MP Ashok ArgalLok Sabha speaker Meira Kumar on Friday gave sanction for prosecution of BJP MP Ashok Argal in the cash-for-votes case.
- Cash-for-votes scandal: Delhi Police fails to find money trailDelhi Police has failed to establish the money trail of the wads of currency notes displayed by BJP MPs in the Lok Sabha during the UPA's 2...
- There's revulsion against government: BJPArun Jaitley said the "government was at war with its own self" and this was manifesting even in international policy decisions.
- On whose behest did Amar Singh act, ask BJP and LeftFollowing Amar Singh's arrest on Tuesday, opposition parties said it needed to be probed on whose behest Amar Singh acted in 2008.
- Cash-for-vote case: Amar Singh, five others charge sheetedDelhi Police filed a charge sheet in a court against six people, including former Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh, in the cash-for-vote s...
- Cash for vote scam: Suhail Hindustani tried to sell MPs, says Delhi PoliceA parliamentary probe headed by Congress leader KC Deo concluded in 2009 that there was no evidence of bribery.
- Amar Singh aide Sanjeev Saxena arrested in cash-for-vote scandal of 2008Sanjeev Saxena, a former aide of Amar Singh, has been arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with the cash-for-votes scandal of 2008.
- Apologise for 'misleading' people, Sibal tells BJPCongress, which was under attack over the WikiLeaks cables on the cash-for-vote scandal, on Sunday hit back at the Bharatiya Janata Party, ...
- BJP to move privilege motion todayThe cash-for-votes scandal is expected to rock Parliament again with the BJP all set to move a privilege motion against Prime Minister Manm...
- Cash-for-vote case: Presiding officer dusts up 24-year rule to shield PMA 24-year-old ruling was invoked in the Rajya Sabha on Friday to deny the Opposition a chance from seeking clarifications from PM.
- PM, sonia had knowledge about cash-for-votes scam, says AdvaniL K Advani on Saturday alleged it could not have happened without the knowledge and consent of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress P...
- Cash-for-vote scandal: Probe panel likely to finalise report by August 29Sanjiv Saxena, the man who’s at the centre of the cash-for-votes scandal but has, since then, gone incommunicado, appeared before the parli...
- Another CD on cash-for-vote scam surfacesAnother CD on the cash-for- votes episode surfaced on Monday with three UPA parties claiming that the BJP had stage managed the entire show...
- UPA behind blasts, alleges BJP; Cong says they've lost itTerror blasts in Bangalore and Ahmedabad are a conspiracy to divert attention from the cash-for-votes scandal, BJP leader Sushma Swaraj has...
- BJP hints at Bofors-like protestMounting pressure on the government, BJP prime ministerial candidate L K Advani on Wednesday hinted at en masse resignation of the entire o...
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