Indian-origin candidate qualifies to contest Singapore presidential polls
Indian-origin former minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam and two others have been issued the certificates of eligibility for Singapore’s presidential election slated…
Indian-origin former minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam and two others have been issued the certificates of eligibility for Singapore’s presidential election slated…
Tharoor said that the Congress President's polls are not a war, but only "he" can bring the required changes in the party.
Congress leader Sachin Pilot has denied media reports stating that he told the party high command that Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot.
According to Leader of the Opposition Suvendu Adhikari, all the MLAs will be briefed about the voting process in Presidential polls on Sunday evening.
“The party will never swerve from its core pro-Punjab, pro-minority, pro farmer and pro poor agenda. But in the Presidential polls, the options before the party are limited," said Sukhbir Singh Badal, SAD Chief.
After the nomination, the veteran leader said this is not a fight between two people, but two ideologies. Only the person who can fulfill the responsibility of this post should go to Rashtrapati Bhavan. There is no point in having a puppet president, otherwise, there will be no use for this post.
In the invitation to opposition parties to attend the meeting convened by Pawar, there is absolutely no reference to the previous meeting on June 15.
There were 11 nominations on June 15, three on June 16 and one on Friday, filed by Sanjay Savji Deshpande, a resident of Mumbai’s Amar Nagar.
After attending the meeting called by Trinamool Congress leader and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Jharkhand Lok Sabha MP Vijay Hansdak on Wednesday confirmed that Banerjee mentioned two more names besides Sharad Pawar for the presidential elections.
The Opposition is trying to build a consensus around Pawar for the July 18 election though the former Union minister and former Maharashtra chief minister does not seem to be keen on contesting the election.