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Bharatiya Jan Congress - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (222 words) |
 | Bharatiya Jan Congress (Indian Popular Congress) was a political party that existed in the Indian state of Bihar around 1999-2001. |
| BJC was led by the ex-Chief Minister Jagannath Mishra. |
| In 1999 BJC was active in forming a political front in Bihar consisting of BJC, Bihar Vikas Party, Janata Dal (Secular), All India Forward Bloc, Samajwadi Janata Party and Nationalist Congress Party. |
| Congress Sandesh - January, 2004 (299 words) |
| NEW DELHI: The two-time Congress Councillor from Adarsh Nagar, Shri Mukesh Goel, was on 31 December elected the new Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. |
| Minutes before the election, the three other Congress candidates who were in the fray for the post _ the Deputy Chairman of the Standing Committee, Ashok Jain, Shalu Malik and Sugreev Singh _ withdrew their nominations. |
| The senior Congress leader, Shri Sajjan Kumar, and the former Standing Committee Chairman, Shri Ram Babu Sharma, were deputed by the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee president, Ch. |
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