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BJP MP and former deputy CM Sushil Kumar Modi on Wednesday alleged that the rift between BJP and JD(U) could be linked to the Bihar CM's desire to become vice-president

Sinha said the JD(U) leader has given the BJP a taste of its own medicine after it dislodged the governments of opposition parties in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra

Vijay Kumar Sinha, a BJP MLA, ebulliently announced on Twitter that his test reports on Monday were negative

More than one of the prospective attendees of the JD(U) meeting denied that the party's ties with the BJP have worsened to an extent to call for a realignment

State Education Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary and cabinet minister Bijendra Yadav were also present at the venue

Over the Agnipath protests, BJP leader Sanjay Jaiswal had criticised the Nitish Kumar government for not taking necessary actions to curb the massive scale of violence in several states

Videos from the protest site shows scuffle between the workers of the Bihar Congress and the youth who were sloganeering against Kanhaiya Kumar

After the arrest of a coaching centre director in Secunderabad, Bihar district magistrate said that the role of coaching centers is being probed

According to ADG, Law and Order, Sanjay Singh, the number of arrests made in connection with the protests against the new scheme of recruitment in the armed forces has now reached 320, up from 125 on the previous day

BJP hardliners such as Union minister Giriraj Singh have been stressing the need for an anti-conversion law

Singh, however, swore by his loyalty towards Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the de facto leader of the JD(U), claiming that he had become a minister in the Union cabinet with full approval of the latter

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The latest incident was reported from Saharsa district where Ranjit Shah, mukhiya of Khajuri Panchayat under Saur Bazar block, was gunned down on Friday evening

Mohammad Azad owned the house in which the blast took place in the forenoon of March 3, leaving 15 persons, including co-accused Leelawati Devi, dead.

Yadav was expelled for six years in the light of recommendations of state president Jagadanand Singh and principal national general secretary Abdul Bari Siddiqui.

Modi, now a Rajya Sabha member, came out with a video of himself reacting to the order of a CBI court in Ranchi which sentenced Prasad to five years in jail besides slapping him with a fine of Rs 60 lakh.