Indian National Congress Hasanpur Assembly Election 1968 – Latest News & Results
| INC | 48 |
| VHP | 16 |
| BJS | 7 |
| IND | 6 |
| OTH | 4 |
| 81 / 81 | |
INC Candidates for Hasanpur in Past Elections
| Candidate Name | Year | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Udai Bhan | 2005 | NA | Winner |
| Ram Rattan | 1991 | NA | Winner |
| Manohar Singh | 1972 | NA | Winner |
| Manohar Singh | 1968 | NA | Winner |
Indian National Congress (INC) News
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Was Virat Kohli Watching Rahul Gandhi’s Press Conference on His Mobile Phone? Know Truth About Viral Pic
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Sonia Gandhi Accuses PM Narendra Modi of Financial Assault on Congress, Says ‘Systematic Effort To Cripple Party Finances Underway by Prime Minister’ (Watch Video)
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Kamal Nath Spoke to Rahul Gandhi Over Phone Amid BJP Switch Buzz, Says Congress Leader Sajjan Singh Verma
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‘He Is True Congress Leader’: Digvijaya Singh Says ‘Kamal Nath Not Leaving Party, Won’t Yield to Pressure of ED, IT or CBI’
Amid the buzz over senior Congress leader Kamal Nath's possible switch to the BJP, his party colleague Digvijaya Singh said on Sunday that the veteran leader started his political journey from the the grand old party and he won't leave it.
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Kamal Nath To Join BJP? Bharatiya Janata Party Refused To Take Former Madhya Pradesh CM and Congress Leader, Claims Tajinder Bagga
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Kamal Nath To Join BJP? Amid Former Madhya Pradesh CM’s BJP Switch Speculation, His Son Nakul Nath Drops Congress From Social Media Bio
Amid speculation that Congress veteran Kamal Nath may join BJP, his MP son Nakul Nath has dropped Congress from his bio on social media. Nakul Nath's move has added fuel to rumours swirling for the last few days that he, along with his father, are defecting to the Bharatiya Janata Party.
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‘Inkaar Ki Baat Nahi Hai’: Kamal Nath on Rumours of Joining BJP With His Son Nakul Nath (Watch Video)
Amid speculation that he could cross over to the BJP, senior Congress leader and former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Kamal Nath arrived in the national capital Saturday afternoon and said if there would be any such thing, he would inform the media first.
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Nakul Nath Joining BJP? Kamal Nath’s Son Removes ‘INC’ From His Bio as Rumours About him Joining BJP Gain Momentum
Amid political circles from Bhopal to New Delhi abuzz with speculation about senior Congress leader Kamal Nath along with his son and Chhindwara MP Nakul Nath joining the BJP, both the leaders all of a sudden left for the national capital lenting credence to the rumours.
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Shashi Tharoor Reacts to Bill Gates and Narayana Murthy’s Remarks on Work Weeks, Says ‘We Will End Up With 5-Day Work Week’
Taking on these different approaches, Tharoor on Sunday posted on X, "BillGates says a three-day work-week ought to be possible. In other words, if Gates and Narayana Murthy sit down together and work out a compromise, we will end up exactly where we are, with a five-day work week".
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Lachmangarh Election 2023: BJP Fields Subhash Mehria To Take On Congress Leader Govind Singh Dotasra, Know Polling Date, Result and History of Rajasthan Vidhan Sabha Seat
In the 2018 assembly elections in Lachmangarh, Congress leader Govind Singh Dotasra won the Vidhan Sabha seat by a margin of over 20,000 votes. He defeated BJP leader Dinesh Joshi, who emerged as the runner-up in the 2018 Vidhan Sabha polls.
