Abhijit Pandya - Revision history

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−	'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was UKIP's head of research in 2011 but resigned from the party in 2012 and has since criticised its leader [[Nigel Farage]], whose 'methods I deplore'. <ref>Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012 </ref>	+	'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was UKIP's head of research in 2011 but resigned from the party in 2012 and has since criticised its leader [[Nigel Farage]], whose 'methods I deplore'. <ref>Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012, accessed 10 February 2015 </ref>

	Pandya has been named by anti-Islam blogger [[Pamela Geller]] as 'one of our British solicitors' who assisted legal actions against British home secretary [[Theresa May]] who banned Geller and colleague [[Robert Spencer]] from entering the UK in June 2013.		Pandya has been named by anti-Islam blogger [[Pamela Geller]] as 'one of our British solicitors' who assisted legal actions against British home secretary [[Theresa May]] who banned Geller and colleague [[Robert Spencer]] from entering the UK in June 2013.

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−	'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who ~~has~~ stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was UKIP's head of research in 2011 but resigned from the party in 2012 and has since criticised its leader [[Nigel Farage]], whose 'methods I deplore'. <ref>Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012 </ref>	+	'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was UKIP's head of research in 2011 but resigned from the party in 2012 and has since criticised its leader [[Nigel Farage]], whose 'methods I deplore'. <ref>Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012 </ref>

	Pandya has been named by anti-Islam blogger [[Pamela Geller]] as 'one of our British solicitors' who assisted legal actions against British home secretary [[Theresa May]] who banned Geller and colleague [[Robert Spencer]] from entering the UK in June 2013.		Pandya has been named by anti-Islam blogger [[Pamela Geller]] as 'one of our British solicitors' who assisted legal actions against British home secretary [[Theresa May]] who banned Geller and colleague [[Robert Spencer]] from entering the UK in June 2013.

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 Pandya has been named by anti-Islam blogger [[Pamela Geller]] as 'one of our British solicitors' who assisted legal actions against British home secretary [[Theresa May]] who banned Geller and colleague [[Robert Spencer]] from entering the UK in June 2013.
-He is listed as one of the UK [[Daily Mail]]'s 'Rightmind Bloggers', though does not appear to have written for them since 2012. He also runs his own blog, in which he sets out his modus operandi as a 'campaigner for free-speech, moral decency, a sense of national duty and love of Britain, for free-markets both domestically and globally, low-taxes, and the destruction of the idea of a federal EU'. [http://apgpandya.blogspot.com/ Abhijit P.G. Pandya]
+He is listed as one of the UK [[Daily Mail]]'s 'Rightmind Bloggers', though does not appear to have written for them since 2012. He also runs his own blog, in which he sets out his modus operandi as a 'campaigner for free-speech, moral decency, a sense of national duty and love of Britain, for free-markets both domestically and globally, low-taxes, and the destruction of the idea of a federal EU'. <ref> [http://apgpandya.blogspot.com/ Abhijit P.G. Pandya], Personal blog, accessed 10 February 2015 </ref>
 ==Background==

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 *Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012
-==Blog==
+==Social media and blog==
 *Abhijit P.G. Pandya,
+*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/abhijitpg.pandya Abhijit Pg Pandya]
 ==Notes==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Lawyers|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:Academics|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:UKIP|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:Islam Critics|Pandya, Abhijit]]

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 ==Background==
-According to his ''Daily Mail'' blogger biography, Pandya is a former lecturer in the Law Department of [[Durham University]] and a teaching fellow at the London School of Economics]]. In 2012 he was the executive director of the [[Centre for Democratic Studies]].
+According to his ''Daily Mail'' blogger biography, Pandya is a former lecturer in the Law Department of [[Durham University]] and a teaching fellow at the [[London School of Economics]]. In 2012 he was the executive director of the [[Centre for Democratic Studies]].
 ==Views==
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 ==Notes==
 <references/>
-[[Category:Lawyers|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:UKIP|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:Islam Critics|Pandya, Abhijit]]
+[[Category:Lawyers|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:Academics|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:UKIP|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:Islam Critics|Pandya, Abhijit]]

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−	'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who has stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was UKIP's head of research in 2011 but resigned from the party in 2012. <ref>Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012 </ref>	+	'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who has stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was UKIP's head of research in 2011 but resigned from the party in 2012 and has since criticised its leader [[Nigel Farage]], whose 'methods I deplore'. <ref>Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012 </ref>

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-'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who has stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was briefly UKIP's head of research but resigned from the party in 2012.
+'''Abhijit Pandya''' is a British solicitor who has stood as a [[UK Independence Party]] candidate at the 2010 general election for Harrow East, and in a Leicester South byelection in 2011. He was  UKIP's head of research in 2011 but resigned from the party in 2012. <ref>Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012 </ref>
 Pandya has been named by anti-Islam blogger [[Pamela Geller]] as 'one of our British solicitors' who assisted legal actions against British home secretary [[Theresa May]] who banned Geller and colleague [[Robert Spencer]] from entering the UK in June 2013.
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 ==Articles==
-*Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012 </ref>
+*Abhijit Pandya, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9199348/Why-no-decent-Tory-should-vote-Ukip.html Why no decent Tory should vote Ukip], ''Telegraph'', 12 Apr 2012
 ==Notes==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Lawyers|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:UKIP|Pandya, Abhijit]][[Category:Islam Critics|Pandya, Abhijit]]