DIGVIJAYA SINGH
Supreme Court issues notice to ECI, CEC, ECs on Rahul Gandhi, other INDIA bloc leaders' petition challenging SIR
Supreme Court has issued notices to the Election Commission regarding a petition filed by Rahul Gandhi and others. The petition challenges the decisions related to the special intensive revision of voter lists. The court is seeking an explanation from a petitioner regarding conduct during a recent march. It is addressing the need for transparency in the electoral process and examining the deletion of voter names.
SC issues notice to Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav over SIR march
Supreme Court has notified Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav about a legal plea. The plea challenges opposition leaders' march to the court over electoral roll issues. This march took place on October 12 and was halted by police barricades. Following this, leaders gathered inside the Supreme Court complex, resulting in a significant audience and disturbance.
Rahul Gandhi’s Indore student event triggers BJP-Congress war of words over ‘Jhooth Ki Goonj’ posters
Posters with 'Jhooth Ki Goonj' appeared in Indore before Rahul Gandhi's event. The Congress party accused the BJP of creating obstacles for the program. The BJP countered that students launched the campaign to express their feelings. Organizers now share crowd control responsibility with police for the event. The Congress secured a new venue after initial permission was denied.
‘Confident of its success,’ says Digvijaya Singh on Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ in Indore
Digvijaya Singh is confident Rahul Gandhi's student program in Indore will succeed. Around 1.5 lakh students have registered for the upcoming event this evening. The Congress leader stated the administration holds full responsibility for security arrangements. He recalled past inter-party cooperation but noted current political shifts. The program is scheduled to take place at Regional Park in Indore.
Digvijaya Singh acquitted in 14-yr-old defamation case over remarks against Baba Ramdev
A Bihar court acquitted Digvijaya Singh in a 14-year-old defamation case. The case involved alleged remarks made against Baba Ramdev in 2012. Singh attended the court proceedings via video conferencing for the final hearing. A former BJP leader had filed the complaint alleging objectionable remarks. The court pronounced its judgment after the final hearing concluded.
Congress split on Digvijaya Singh's remarks, pushes for stronger organisation
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has urged party reinforcement, drawing parallels with the RSS-BJP's organizational might. This statement has led to varied reactions from Congress Working Committee members. While some agree on the need for a stronger party, they firmly reject the RSS ideology. Leaders emphasized learning from others without adopting their principles.
Waqf Act: Posters labelling Digvijaya Singh as 'gaddar' surface in MP cities
Posters branding Congress MP Digvijaya Singh as a "traitor" for opposing the Waqf (Amendment) Bill sparked a heated exchange with Madhya Pradesh's BJP. Singh retaliated by accusing BJP activists of being ISI agents, referencing a 2017 ATS arrest. Minister Vishvas Sarang criticized Singh for past controversial statements and defended the posters as a public reaction, not a BJP initiative.
Rajgarh constituency: Digvijaya Singh back in electoral race; eyes to snatch turf from BJP's Rodmal Nagar
This time, Congress has pitted Digvijaya Singh against two-time BJP's Rodmal Nagar, who has been winning the elections since 2014. Even before the release of Congress' official, former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Digvijaya Singh had announced that he would be the party's Lok Sabha candidate from Rajgarh, marking his return to the seat after more than three decades.
Digvijaya Singh vs Jyotiraditya Scindia: The clash of royal titans in Guna
In the upcoming Madhya Pradesh state assembly elections, a high-stakes royal battle is brewing in Guna district between two prominent figures, Digvijaya Singh of the Congress and Jyotiraditya Scindia of the BJP, both hailing from royal backgrounds. With deep-rooted history and personal ambitions, their clash has marked a significant shift in the region's political landscape, making the elections in Guna a critical battleground.
Digvijaya says Nath wanted MP poll tie-up with SP but disapproves his remarks on Akhilesh
Congress veteran Digvijaya Singh has stated that his party colleague Kamal Nath wanted an alliance with the Samajwadi Party (SP) for the upcoming Madhya Pradesh assembly polls. Singh praised SP president Akhilesh Yadav's leadership qualities but disagreed with Nath over his choice of words in dismissing Yadav's criticism.
Jyotiraditya Scindia tears into Congress over Kamal Nath's 'tear clothes' jibe at Digvijaya Singh
Jyotiraditya Scindia, a Union minister and former Congress member, criticized the party's leaders in Madhya Pradesh and said that voters will not allow them to form the government. Scindia, who joined the BJP in March 2020, highlighted that the Congress manifesto for the upcoming assembly polls contains numerous promises that will not be fulfilled.
Nath's 'tear clothes' of Digvijaya remark fuels MP Cong rift talk; both downplay video episode
A video of Madhya Pradesh Congress president Kamal Nath asking party members to "tear clothes" of his colleague Digvijaya Singh over the denial of a ticket to a leader from Shivpuri has caused speculation about a rift in the party. However, Nath and Singh have downplayed the incident and put up a united front ahead of the assembly polls. The ruling BJP has criticized the Congress, saying the incident exposes the "real face" of the opposition party.
'Poll survey' video: Shivraj Singh Chouhan accuses Digvijaya Singh of spreading lies
BJP state chief VD Sharma said that such kind of acts show the frustration of Congress leaders. MP Congress media department chairman KK Mishra, who also allegedly shared the clip on Saturday morning and later deleted it, said that the video regarding the "opinion poll" was doing rounds on social media for the past two days.
MP police register case against Digvijaya Singh over controversial post on ex-RSS chief Golwalkar
The police in Indore have registered a case against senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh after he shared a controversial post on MS Golwalkar, the former Chief of the RSS, on social media. Singh has been accused of hurting the religious sentiments of Hindu community workers by sharing the post on Facebook. The police received the complaint from a local lawyer and RSS worker Rajesh Joshi, which resulted in the registration of the FIR on Saturday night.
Congress' DNA is 'pro-Pakistan,' says MP CM Chouhan after Digvijaya Singh's surgical strike remarks
The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh added that Digvijaya Singh and his party are committing the 'sin' of lowering the armed forces' morale. "They are committing the sin of lowering the morale of the armed forces. This shows they are standing with Pakistan," the BJP leader said.
More than 10 MP Cong MLAs to go to Delhi to propose Digvijaya Singh's candidature for party president poll
Asked if he will go to Delhi along with 10 other MLAs to be the proposer for Digvijaya Singh's candidature as the party president, Govind Singh said "Not just 10, more legislators will be going." He said, "I will go via Gwalior as there is a programme in that city."
Convince your friend 'Imran bhai' to act against terrorists: Digvijaya Singh to Navjot Singh Sidhu
In a series of tweets, Digvijaya Singh asked Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan to show "guts" and hand over Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar to India
Congress need strategic alliance in important states: Digvijaya Singh
Singh also stressed that PM Modi has lost his grip on the government, and it is RSS which is actually calling the shots.
Digvijaya Singh writes to Narendra Modi, seeks action against Nitin Gadkari
Digvijaya Singh had on Monday written to the Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) to apprise him of the issue.
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