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Indian Envoy to Bangladesh Blames PM Modi s Political Rival for Delaying Crucial Water-Sharing Pact

Indian Envoy to Bangladesh Blames PM Modi s Political Rival for Delaying Crucial Water-Sharing Pact © AP Photo / Tamal Roy Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/india/202102151082081628-indian-envoy-to-bangladesh-blames-pm-modis-political-rival-for-delaying-crucial-water-sharing-pact/ The sharing of the Teesta River s waters is a major bone of contention between Bangladesh and India and has assumed more political significance ahead of this year s polls in India s West Bengal state. India s High Commissioner to Bangladesh Vikram Doraiswami on Monday blamed West Bengal State Chief Mamata Banerjee for the delay in finalising the Teesta River water sharing pact, in remarks delivered at the National Press Club in Dhaka, Bangladesh. “There are reservations (expressed) by the West Bengal government,” said Doraiswami while responding to a question from a journalist about whether the Teesta water sharing pact would fin

Congress demands rollback of LPG prices

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Indian vote buying scam and arrest of 6 lawmakers

Indian vote buying scam and arrest of 6 lawmakers Islamabad February 11, 2021 LAHORE: Although incidents relating to the prevalence of electoral frauds, manipulation and rigging, etc are fairly common worldwide, and are perhaps as old as the history of ballot exercises with no end in sight, the cash-for-votes scandals involving parliamentarians themselves have been occurring relatively less frequently. However, in countries like India, once such cash-for-votes scams involving legislators were exposed, they had serious consequences as the long arm of law immediately sprang into action, unlike Pakistan, where mere resignations have served the purpose till date. Research conducted by the Jang Group and Geo Television Network shows that in July 2008, a cash-for-votes scandal had rocked the Indian political system, not only leading to arrests of at least six lawmakers but Opposition parties like the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had also demanded the resignation of the-then Congres

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