BJP PRESS CONFERENCE
Congress targets 10 lakh people for November 1 rally against 'vote theft' in Delhi: Alka Lamba
Addressing a press conference in Shimla, Lamba targeted the Election Commission and the Centre, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, action against him and the cancellation of his decisions. She also demanded a halt to the SIR exercise and a return to ballot papers instead of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).
Amit Shah to join 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' padyatra in Karnal on November 5; Haryana BJP President confirms
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will partake in a foot march in Karnal on November 5. This initiative is part of the Bharatiya Janata Party's campaign to raise awareness about electoral processes and voter lists. The campaign will include public outreach programs and foot marches across various districts. Preparation for the event involves collaboration between party officials and supporters at the local level.
Around 5,000 J-K Congress workers to attend 'Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao' rally in Delhi
Around 5,000 Congress members from Jammu and Kashmir are gearing up for a significant national rally at Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi, on November 1. This rally, part of the 'Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao' initiative, aims to confront issues of alleged electoral manipulation, with party officials asserting that the government is compromising the electoral integrity through its control over the Chief Election Commissioner.
Rahul Gandhi likely to appear before Sultanpur court on October 26 as MP/MLA court expected to pronounce verdict on defamation case
Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to stand before a Special MP/MLA Court on October 26 to hear the verdict in a defamation case linked to his comments on Union Home Minister Amit Shah from 2018. Vijay Mishra, a party worker, has filed the complaint citing emotional distress from Gandhi's statements. The court could impose a sentence of up to two years depending on the evidence against Gandhi.
CM Naidu, YSRCP trade charges over 'violence' during Andhra local body polls
N Chandrababu Naidu accused YSRCP of attempting to disrupt local body elections through violence and criminal activities. He alleged that YSRCP members created disturbances and intimidated candidates in various locations. Naidu claimed YSRCP was spreading fake propaganda and had filed fake litigations in court. In response, YSRCP leader Ambati Rambabu asserted the ruling government was undermining democracy and facilitating violence.
Rahul Gandhi bent on holding protest on November 1 to toy with Sikh sentiments: BJP on rally against 'vote chori'
The BJP has criticised the Congress over the INDIA bloc's planned rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan on November 1, with BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad accusing Rahul Gandhi of hurting the sentiments of victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The Congress has said the rally will protest alleged irregularities by the Election Commission and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
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Jarange audio clip row: Raut trying to create rift, but BJP-Sena united, claims MLC Lad
BJP MLC Prasad Lad addressed concerns regarding the perceived rift between BJP and Shiv Sena after the audio clip controversy. He accused Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut of attempting to create discord within the ruling Mahayuti alliance. Lad further clarified that leaders discussed the matter and agreed to consider it resolved moving forward. He emphasized the respect for Eknath Shinde and characterized the issue as closed from the BJP's perspective.
Rs 28 per copy under BJP vs Rs 55 under AAP: Delhi Education Minister challenges AAP over textbook procurement allegations
Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood has rejected AAP allegations of irregularities in school textbook procurement, claiming the BJP government purchased books at Rs 28 per copy compared with Rs 55 under the previous government. Challenging claims that the new books were smaller, Sood asked reporters to compare the editions and questioned the alleged price difference as a political row over textbook printing and tendering intensified.
"Show documents if Rahul Gandhi indulging in some anti national activity": Priyank Kharge slams BJP over criticism of Congress leader's foreign visits
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge has questioned the BJP's claims about Rahul Gandhi's foreign visits and alleged meetings. He emphasized the capability of intelligence agencies in monitoring such interactions and criticized the BJP's narrative. Kharge challenged the BJP's spokespersons to provide concrete evidence of any anti-national activities linked to Gandhi. This remarks followed broader allegations from BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi regarding Gandhi's leadership and actions abroad.
Sudhanshu Trivedi alleges Rahul Gandhi meets "questionable individuals" abroad, engages in anti-India propaganda after returning
Sudhanshu Trivedi took aim at Rahul Gandhi, alleging his foreign trips involve unsavory characters and undermine India's reputation. The BJP figure criticized Gandhi for compromising the stature of opposition leadership and pointed to recent Congress electoral defeats as a sign of faltering leadership. He referenced Barack Obama's book, questioning Gandhi's readiness for political challenges and raised alarms about the influence of foreign-funded groups on Indian democracy.
Sonam Wangchuk accuses Centre of going back on May understanding, reiterates demand for Ladakh legislature
The May 22 meeting had raised hopes of a democratic framework for Ladakh, Wangchuk said. The representatives had initially sought statehood but, after being told that the region lacked the resources for it, proposed a Union Territory with a legislature and constitutional safeguards, he added.
BJP cites media report to target Congress' 'regime change plot', terms Rahul Gandhi 'gaddar'
The BJP has cited a Fox News digital investigation alleging links between protests in India demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation and unrest in France and Albania. BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari accused the Congress of coordinating with Progressive International, alleging a regime-change plot. The Congress had not immediately responded to the allegations.
Nishikant Dubey's stunning claim, links Rahul Gandhi to US lawmaker Ilhan Omar; alleges conspiracy to destabilise India
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has claimed that the opposition is working with foreign entities to create instability in India. He questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's meetings abroad, alleging connections to individuals against Indian interests. Dubey criticized ongoing protests in Delhi for disrupting public life while questioning the political motives behind them. He raised concerns over demographic changes in Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana region due to illegal immigration from Bangladesh.
Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Kargil chief to seek dissolution, likely to join BJP
Akhoon, an NC leader, rebelled against the party earlier this year when he refused to step down as chief executive councillor after completing two and a half years in favour of the alliance partner Congress, as per a power-sharing arrangement. This term of the LAHDC (Kargil) will end in October 2028.
BJP attacks Opposition on 'regime change' chorus, says this has exposed its agenda
BJP leaders have criticized the Congress and other Opposition parties for their calls for 'regime change', alleging an agenda to destabilize the nation. BJP president Nitin Nabin stated that the Opposition's actions aim to undermine India's democratic system, while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh urged political leaders to prioritize national interests over personal power struggles.
Congress, allies seeking Bangladesh-like regime change: Rajnath Singh
Union Minister Rajnath Singh accused the Congress and its allies of inciting unrest and seeking regime change. He stated that the youth are being exploited for political confrontation rather than constructive initiatives. Singh emphasized the importance of respecting democratic institutions and maintaining law and order. He urged political leaders to focus on dialogue and nation-building instead of destructive politics.
Opposition's 'low-level acts' reinforce need for PM Modi's leadership: Kangana Ranaut
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Sunday criticised Opposition parties over calls for regime change, saying their actions reinforce the need for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strong leadership. Citing unrest in France and global conflicts, she also condoled the deaths of 19 people in a stampede at a Durga Puja pandal in Kolkata.
'Regime Change is forceful and undemocratic': BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari
BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari criticized supporters of violent protests, asserting their goals are often related to regime change. He emphasized that such actions are forceful and undemocratic, urging believers in democracy to resist anarchists. Bhandari's comments followed remarks from various public figures discussing regime change amid ongoing protests. The protests were sparked by allegations concerning electoral roll irregularities.
'Anti-democratic, emergency-style mindset': BJP's CR Kesavan counters P Chidambaram, slams Rahul Gandhi
Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson CR Kesavan criticized Rahul Gandhi for associating with advocates of regime change. He stated that Gandhi's silence on the issue reflects an anti-democratic mindset. This response came after P Chidambaram defended the use of the term 'regime change' as a legitimate political process. The ongoing agitation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has intensified tensions between the BJP and Congress.
'Regime change' remark clearly exposes opposition's agenda: BJP chief Nitin Nabin
BJP president Nitin Nabin accused the opposition of trying to destabilise the country by colluding with foreign powers. Nabin said the use of terms such as "regime change" clearly exposes the opposition's agenda. He said that power in a democracy is established through the mandate of the people. Opposition leader Prashant Bhushan said the government contends to misrepresent their intentions to challenge the leadership.
Battle lines drawn between 'Dimagi Naxals' and patriotic Indians: Kiren Rijiju
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has drawn a line between 'dimagi Naxals' and patriotic Indians. This statement follows a comment made by senior advocate Prashant Bhushan about 'regime change'. Rijiju encourages patriotic Indians to remember the traitors among them in his social media posts. He has shared clips depicting Bhushan's views on Kashmir and the North East. The ongoing dialogue showcases significant political divides regarding loyalty and national unity.
'Massive blow to Congress' appeasement politics': BJP after Supreme Court's conversion ruling
The Supreme Court recently upheld a Madras High Court ruling on backward reservation benefits for converts. It stated that backwardness cannot be carried forward after converting to Islam. BJP hailed the judgement as a significant setback for the appeasement politics of opposition parties. The ruling specifically addresses that only Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists can be recognisaed under scheduled castes.
'One voice, the voice of India, don't stand against it': Rahul Gandhi tells Amit Shah, PM Modi as he backs NSUI protesters
"As I said in my press conference, this is India. Amit Shah ji, take a good look at this. There is no Hindu here, no Muslim, no one of any specific caste; there is no woman, no man. There is one voice, one protest. It is the voice of India, and you are standing against this voice-the Prime Minister is standing against this voice. do not stand against this voice. No one can stand against this voice," Gandhi said.
Oppn heading for crushing defeat again in 2029 elections, says Amit Shah
Amit Shah criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for engaging in negative politics and losing elections consistently. He expressed confidence that the National Democratic Alliance will secure a significant victory in the upcoming 2029 elections. Shah emphasized the need for Congress to connect with the public and engage in introspection regarding their recent electoral performance. Senior BJP leader Piyush Goyal also mocked Gandhi's behavior and rejected allegations of electoral malpractice.
Piyush Goyal questions Congress’s criticism of Election Commission amid SIR row
Piyush Goyal defended the Election Commission of India during a BJP press conference regarding Congress allegations. He emphasized the autonomy provided to the Commission by the Modi government and contrasted it with Congress’s history. Goyal raised concerns about former election officials’ subsequent political roles in Congress. He highlighted recent changes in the appointment process for the Chief Election Commissioner under the current government.
‘Bring evidence, not allegations’: BJP's Anurag Thakur slams Rahul Gandhi over CEC comments
BJP MP Anurag Thakur slammed Rahul Gandhi over his CEC remarks during a press conference. Thakur emphasized the need for evidence instead of allegations in political discourse. He mentioned that both the President and the Supreme Court had previously addressed Gandhi regarding his evidence claims. Thakur accused the Congress party of attempting to undermine India's judicial system through political gimmicks.
BJP to contest all 209 wards in Kolkata civic poll, open to fielding eminent citizens, youths
The BJP is gearing up to contest all 209 seats in the Kolkata Municipal Corporation elections, prioritizing the inclusion of professionals in their candidate selection. Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar underscored the need for transparency within the KMC and a deep understanding of local issues. The party plans to attract the youth by focusing on discussions surrounding startups and skills training.
From raising students' concerns, CJP has suddenly shifted to electoral issues: BJP
BJP officials criticize the Cockroach Janta Party for shifting their protest focus away from student issues towards electoral matters. BJP leader Sudhanshu Trivedi remarked on how swiftly the CJP’s agenda has altered. Despite these claims, CJP leaders pledge to keep protesting against alleged violations in voter registrations, while the BJP asserts recent student union elections demonstrate robust support for their movement.
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