ARVIND KEJRIWAL CONTROVERSY
Rahul Gandhi prefers street brawl than debate in Parliament, says BJP leader Sambit Patra
BJP leader Sambit Patra claimed that Rahul Gandhi avoids parliamentary debates and prefers street confrontations instead. He challenged Gandhi to engage with his own party members regarding the SIR exercise allegations. Patra defended the SIR process against Congress accusations and cited data on voter deletions. He emphasized the importance of the Election Commission as a constitutional body amidst opposition claims.
Same cause, separate protests: Why Congress and CJP are keeping their distance
Rahul Gandhi expressed solidarity with all protests against electoral issues, while Congress and Cockroach Janta Party organized separate demonstrations. Both groups target electoral irregularities but have differences in their mobilization and political approaches. The relationship between them reflects tensions over political space and coordination amid ongoing protests. Recent events have highlighted how solidarity can be complex among various opposition groups challenging similar issues.
CJP protest in Delhi tomorrow: Schools shift online, colleges postpone October 10 exam
Several schools and colleges in Delhi shifted to online classes and postponed examinations due to security concerns. The Delhi Police requested metro service disruptions in light of a proposed protest at Jantar Mantar. Various institutions canceled or rescheduled activities to ensure student safety and comply with directives from local authorities. Parent-teacher meetings have been postponed, with new schedules being communicated shortly.
AAP's Gayatri Bishnoi vacates Chandigarh bungalow
Bishnoi, who is the AAP's observer in Punjab, landed in the eye of a political storm after Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira, in a video released on X, made an off-colour remark alleging that Bishnoi was staying at a Chandigarh government bungalow with former Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia. Bungalow number 960 in Sector 39A had been allotted to minister Ravjot Singh.
JP Nadda targets Rahul Gandhi over ECI row, accuses opposition of ‘confusion’
Union minister JP Nadda criticized the Congress and opposition leaders for their allegations against the Election Commission of India. He accused them of attempting to vitiate the political atmosphere and disrupt the country’s development. Nadda stated that independent institutions have rejected the opposition's claims, highlighting the integrity of the Election Commission. The opposition, including leaders like Rahul Gandhi, has been urged to address public interests.
LPU protests: BJP leader Ravneet Bittu alleges 'AAP conspiracy' to disrupt Amit Shah's Jalandhar rally
BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu accused AAP of orchestrating unrest at Lovely Professional University to divert attention. Protests erupted amid claims of a conspiracy to disrupt Union Home Minister Amit Shah's upcoming rally. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann ordered strict actions against those responsible for the unrest. The university suspended classes for ten days as a precautionary measure after the protests.
"They hurled abuses at my family": Delhi Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh hits back after AAP alleges slapping incident
Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Sahib retorted to an accusation by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of slapping a youth during a road inspection in Tilak Nagar, stating that the opposition party workers hurled abuses at his family and misbehaved. He also accused local AAP MLA Jarnail Singh and his supporters of stalling development and attempting to extort commissions from PWD engineers.
SIR row: CJP threatens protests if CEC Gyanesh Kumar does not resign in 48 hours
Abhijeet Dipke has accused Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of undermining voter rights and rigging elections. He warned that nationwide protests would commence if Kumar does not resign within 48 hours. Dipke claimed that the integrity of the electoral process is compromised, impacting the foundation of democracy in India. Opposition parties are urged to reconsider participation in elections under these allegations of manipulation.
Rahul Gandhi alleges '100% rigging' in Indian elections, calls ECI and BJP 'destroyers of democracy'
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticized the Election Commission of India for its handling of electoral roll revisions. He stated that the enemies of the Constitution have been exposed, calling it an act of treason. Multiple political leaders, including Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Mamata Banerjee, have also demanded accountability and action against the Chief Election Commissioner. The Election Commission has defended its processes, rejecting claims of electoral manipulations.
Gyanesh Kumar CEC controversy: Oppn cries ‘act of treason’, arrest calls as alleged 14 internal objections within EC ignite SIR row
Opposition attacks on Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar escalated following allegations of electoral manipulation and irregularities. Congress leaders called for criminal prosecution and demanded the resignation of the CEC amid serious accusations. The Election Commission defended its internal decision-making processes amid reports of dissent from other commissioners. Various political leaders from different parties echoed similar demands for investigation and reforms in the electoral process.
BJP's Sambit Patra slams Opposition amid Election Commission SIR dissent row; hails democracy
BJP MP Sambit Patra defended the Election Commission amid the SIR row, saying correspondence among the three Election Commissioners on 14 occasions showed that the poll panel had engaged in official deliberations.
CJP protest at Delhi police station: What is the row over Swatantra Bhardwaj?
Supporters marched demanding action against influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj for an alleged assault. The incident involved Sanjay Kumar, father of student activist Nishu Azad, during a protest. A resurfaced video of Bhardwaj's claims intensified the controversy and political debate. Opposition leaders Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal have questioned the alleged lack of police action.
Arvind Kejriwal to campaign for INDIA bloc candidates in Maharashtra, Jharkhand
Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal will campaign for INDIA bloc candidates in upcoming Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly elections. Kejriwal aims to support seats where AAP has a volunteer base and non-controversial MVA candidates. Besides him, senior AAP leaders will campaign too. Maharashtra elections are on November 20, and Jharkhand elections are on November 13 and 20.
AAP admits assault on Swati Maliwal by Delhi CM's PA: Who is former video editor Bibhav Kumar, known as Kejriwal's Man Friday
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) acknowledges an assault on MP Swati Maliwal by Delhi CM's aide, Bibhav Kumar. Kejriwal assures action. Kumar, known as "Kejriwal’s Man Friday," has been associated with AAP since early 2000s. Dismissed as personal secretary, he faces scrutiny in various cases. The incident adds to controversies surrounding him.
Arvind Kejriwal meets Punjab officials without CM Bhagwant Mann
A meeting convened by Kejriwal in New Delhi with top officials of the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) on Monday triggered a controversy. The state chief secretary and secretary (power) were present at the meeting. This gave fresh fodder to Opposition parties that have long accused Kejriwal of remote controlling the Punjab government from Delhi.
Not my personal case,why should I pay from my pocket: Arvind Kejriwal
"The case has been on for the last one and a half years. But why is it being talked about now? Because they have found themselves in a spot over the EVM controversy," he said.
Arvind Kejriwal slams PM Narendra Modi for no action against Sonia Gandhi
"Modi ji made CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) raid my office, but not raiding Sonia ji and Vadra ji (Robert Vadra)," he wrote in a series of tweets.
Controversy and Arvind Kejriwal made for each other: BJP
Accusing AAP of "intentionally" creating a Constitutional crisis in Delhi over appointment of Shakuntala Gamlin as acting Chief Secretary for the state, BJP today took a potshot, saying Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and controversy are "made for each other".
Congress defends Sushilkumar Shinde with semantics, called CM ignorant, not mad
Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde's controversial remarks dubbing the Delhi Chief Minister as "mad" were downplayed by the Congress.
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