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    Delimitation, not the Women’s bill, defeated; PM Modi is shedding crocodile tears, says Cong's Supriya Shrinate
    Opposition plans to move fresh notice seeking removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar

    Opposition parties are preparing a new attempt to remove Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Following the rejection of their previous notices, senior MPs from several parties are drafting a fresh motion. They aim to gather more signatures to demonstrate broader support. The opposition had accused the CEC of failing to maintain independence and acting under executive influence.

    'Crocodile tears', 'election speech': Opposition's barbs at PM's address to nation

    Opposition leaders have strongly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent national address. They labeled it politically motivated and a breach of democratic conventions, especially given ongoing state elections. Leaders suggested the speech should be counted as a BJP campaign expense due to its partisan nature. They argued the address lacked substance and was an attempt to deflect from government failures.

    Bengal Polls: Voting for any party other than TMC means vote for BJP, says Abhishek Banerjee

    Abhishek Banerjee urged Murshidabad voters to support TMC for development and stability. He accused opposition parties of aligning with the BJP and highlighted TMC's welfare plans for erosion-hit families and farmers. Banerjee promised piped water, healthcare, pensions, and housing for all. He also raised concerns about electoral roll deletions and rising input costs for farmers.

    ‘Those are crocodile tears, CONGRESSWOMAN!': RFK Jr loses cool at McBath in fiery clash over autism
    NCP legislators voice support for party's merger with NCP (SP)

    In a surprising development, two prominent figures within the Nationalist Congress Party have voiced their backing for a potential merger with the faction spearheaded by Sharad Pawar. This move arises amidst a scrutiny surrounding a party banner that notably lacked images of the late Ajit Pawar and Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar.

    The Economic Times
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