New Delhi: To counter a sizeable presence of Aam Aadmi Party workers from Mumbai in Delhi, the Mumbai unit of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has dispatched scores of party leaders to poll-bound Delhi.Mumbai BJP chief
New Delhi: Mercury might have dipped in the national capital but the political temperature has definitely soared with campaign for February 7 Assembly elections reaching crescendo in Delhi.Here goes the complete list of candidates from
New Delhi: BJP's chief ministerial Kiran Bedi got a lukewarm response during her first rally at Trilokpuri, which had witnessed violent clashes in October last year. Few people came out of their houses initially, while
New Delhi: BJP is projected to win 36 seats, the minimum number required to get an absolute majority in 70-member Delhi Assembly, and AAP is likely to bag 29 seats, according to The Week-IMRB opinion
New Delhi: At an election meeting in Delhi Thursday, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi accused BJP of inciting communal riots in places headed for elections and said not a single riot too place when Congress
New Delhi: The BJP's 18-member core group, headed by party president Amit Shah, Thursday reviewed the party campaigning for the Feb 7 Delhi assembly polls and discussed the steps needed to ensure the party's victory.According
New Delhi: The BJP Thursday said it will not issue a manifesto for next month's Delhi assembly elections but a vision document which will be released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the party's chief
New Delhi: Looking to get women voters on its side, BJP leader and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said that Delhi needs a strong administrator to ensure the safety of women and Kiran Bedi,
New Delhi: To woo women voters ahead of Delhi Assembly elections, BJP today made several promises to them including steps to reduce crime against women, their empowerment, safety and security, and said its CM nominee
New Delhi: In a stinging attack on Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal, BJP's chief ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi today called his influence “highly toxic” and described him as a “negative” person. Bedi, who as
New Delhi: Congress today sought to retrieve lost ground in poll-bound Delhi by promising an ambitious law providing right to housing for millions of slum dwellers in the national capital.The Draft of the NCT of
New Delhi: A private vehicle was gutted after a spark from a firecracker landed on it allegedly during a road show held by BJP's chief ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi in northeast Delhi, police said yesterday.The
Lucknow: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati would be addressing 14 election rallies in poll-bound Delhi, a party leader said Monday.Having lost the recently concluded state assembly elections in Maharashtra and Haryana, and being reduced
New Delhi: BJP's chief ministerial candidate for the Delhi Assembly elections, Kiran Bedi, on Sunday claimed that she had been approached by senior party leader LK Advani to contest the last Lok Sabha polls for
New Delhi: Attacking Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal, BJP president Amit Shah today asked the people of Delhi “not to vote for a person who runs away and forgets his promises”.Addressing two meetings of
New Delhi: A day after BJP launched its ‘Selfie with Modi' campaign in Delhi, Union Minister Ananth Kumar today said now anyone can have a selfie with the Prime Minister for free whereas, he claimed,
New Delhi: Delhi chief electoral officer Chandra Bhushan Kumar has directed DMRC to give equal opportunities to all political parties and candidates while offering space for poll advertisements on its various sites."The representatives of DMRC
New Delhi: Campaigning for BJP ahead of Delhi Assembly polls, Union Minister Sushma Swaraj today asked Delhiites not to make the mistakes made in the last Assembly elections and vote for BJP for a stable
New Delhi: As the Delhi Assembly polls are approaching near, the social media war between the two stalwarts – BJP's Kiran Bedi and AAP's Arvind Kejriwal is also gaining momentum.With the two not missing any
New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah Wednesday said the party will get two-thirds majority in the upcoming Feb 7 Delhi assembly polls.Addressing a conference of party workers in east Delhi along with
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