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Kerala CM Vijayan condoles demise of socialist leader Sharad Yadav

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday described veteran politician Sharad Yadav as a socialist icon of the country, and said the latter's demise was a great loss to Indian politics. Yadav died at a private hospital in Gurugram on Thursday. He was 75. "Sharad Yadav was an icon of socialist politics, who stood firm for democratic values. His passing is a great loss to Indian politics. Heartfelt condolences to his family and supporters," the Chief Minister tweeted.

President Murmu condoles demise of veteran JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav

Yadav, a veteran politician and former JD(U) chief, died on Thursday at a private hospital in Gurugram

Sharad Yadav's demise is irreparable loss to Indian politics, says Pawar

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) president Sharad Pawar on Friday said the demise of former Union minister Sharad Yadav was an irreparable loss to Indian politics. Yadav died on Thursday at a Gurugram Hospital. "The demise of former JDU President, former Union Minister, senior socialist leader Mr. Sharad Yadav is an irreparable loss to Indian politics," Pawar tweeted. "Heartfelt condolences to his family and followers on his passing away. May his soul rest in peace," the NCP chief added.

Socialist leader Sharad Yadav's politics was about turns, splits, alliances

A socialist leader who remained a prominent figure for a large part of his political life, especially in the peak era of coalitions, Sharad Yadav forged several alliances

Split in Bihar Congress: Four MLCs quit party, to join JD(U)

The four members were expelled on Wednesday night for anti-party activities in Bihar

Nitish Kumar chose path of power over party philosophy, says Sharad Yadav

Yadav said despite Nitish ditching the grand alliance, it will survive in Bihar and spread across India

Better join RJD if you want to survive in politics: JD(U) to Sharad Yadav

EC did not take cognisance of an application by him of being real JD-U, citing lack of documents

Opposition asks Sharad Yadav to lead effort to save composite culture

New Delhi, 17 AugustEmboldened by the impressive show of strength at Thursday's 'save our composite culture' conference here, Opposition leaders on Thursday appealed to rebel Janata Dal (United) leader Sharad Yadav to lead the campaign across India.Several top Opposition leaders of 15 parties attended the five-hour long conference. The Opposition plan is to keep it a non-political effort under Yadav's leadership. Yadav, who emerged as a rallying figure, is also slated to visit Patna on Saturday, the day that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is to chair JD (U)'s national executive. The meeting is to pass a resolution to officially join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance. Yadav, however, will hold a parallel "non-political" conference in Patna on Saturday, said one of his associates. Yadav and some others have protested Bihar CM's decision to ally with the BJP. There would not be any Rashtriya Janata Dal flag or face on the dais at Yadav's Patna event, ...

Nitish belongs to BJP-United, not JD(U): Ghulam Nabi Azad

Azad congratulated Sharad Yadav for choosing secularism, sticking to his principles