KHARGE REMARK ROW
CPI's D Raja slams PM Modi over 'Dimagi Naxals' remark, says "he must be ashamed"
D Raja of the Communist Party of India condemned Prime Minister Modi's comments regarding 'Dimagi Naxals' during his speech. Raja expressed concern over the shifting government slogans from 'Congress Mukt Bharat' to 'Naxal Mukt Bharat'. He accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of infiltrating educational institutions and influencing appointments. Raja emphasised that opposing the government should not warrant such labels as 'Dimagi Naxals'.
Rahul Gandhi alleges 'vote theft', says entire Opposition will unite at Ramlila Maidan
Rahul Gandhi has alleged that the government is deleting millions of voters from electoral rolls. He claims that these actions amount to 'vote theft' and urged public support for the opposition's rally on November 1. Gandhi accused prominent leaders of benefiting from these alleged electoral manipulations, emphasizing the opposition's unified stance. The opposition aims to defend voting rights and uphold the Constitution in response to these allegations.
'Modi kahin nahin jayega': BJP releases song amid Kharge's 'baap' remarks row
The BJP has released a song declaring “Modi kahin nahi jaayega” amid its escalating social media battle with the Congress over Mallikarjun Kharge’s controversial ‘baap’ remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Several BJP leaders and Union ministers shared the video, while the Congress countered with posts accusing the government of vote theft ahead of the INDIA bloc’s November 1 rally in Delhi.
'Modi won't go anywhere': BJP, Congress trade barbs over Mallikarjun Kharge's 'baap' remarks
Kharge triggered a row when he said "Modi ka baap bhi jayega" in response to an audience member's comment that "the prime minister will not go anywhere" during an event in Patna on Sunday. The Congress chief was speaking at a programme to celebrate the 139th birth anniversary of Bihar's first chief minister, Shrikrishna Singh.
Rajnath Singh slams Kharge over ‘Baap’ remark on PM Modi, says Congress has hurt public sentiments
Rajnath Singh expressed shock at Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's comments regarding Prime Minister Modi. Singh stated that Kharge's remarks hurt the sentiments of many Indians and undermined public dignity. He criticized the Congress for escalating personal attacks instead of offering an apology. Singh emphasized that political disagreements should not cross into personal insults against leaders. He concluded that the Prime Minister remains unaffected and voters would respond accordingly.
Row over Mallikarjun Kharge's remark; BJP, allies hit back; Congress defends
Responding to Kharge's statement that the Congress will send those involved in carrying out alleged irregularities in the SIR process to jail, a person from the audience shouted, "As long as there is no rebellion, (PM Narendra) Modi won't go anywhere." The Congress president shot back, saying, "Modi ka baap bhi jayega" (Let alone Modi, even his father would go).
BJP holds nationwide protests over Kharge's remarks against PM Modi, demands apology
BJP organized nationwide protests following Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's controversial remarks about Prime Minister Modi. These protests involved party members across various states, demanding an apology from Kharge. In Delhi, attendees rallied near Kharge's residence while protests spread to states like Karnataka and Jharkhand. Leaders in multiple regions criticized Kharge's comments and emphasized respect for the Prime Minister.
Was using common expression, not insulting anybody's father: Shashi Tharoor on Kharge's remarks row
Shashi Tharoor stated that Mallikarjun Kharge's remarks about Prime Minister Modi do not warrant excessive concern. Tharoor explained that Kharge used a common expression and did not insult anyone. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh called Kharge's comments extremely unfortunate, expressing that they hurt the sentiments of many. The BJP criticized Kharge's language, characterizing it as reflecting ideological bankruptcy within the Congress party.
Rahul Gandhi to hold 'Hisab Maango' rally in Punjab on November 4
Rahul Gandhi's rally in Sangrur, Punjab, on November 4 will launch the Congress party's campaign for the upcoming 2027 Assembly elections. Senior Congress leaders have criticised the current state government over issues like law and order and drug problems.
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.
Warring row tests Cong's Dalit pitch amid SC panel move, Channi sulk
Congress faces unease as Amrinder Singh Raja Warring lands in a new controversy. The National Commissioner of Scheduled Castes seeks action against him over alleged remarks. This development complicates the party's pro-Dalit narrative and leadership dynamics. Rival parties are targeting Warring, making the situation politically delicate. Influential leaders now favor reopening the Punjab PCC leadership discussions.
Direct Uttarakhand CM to ensure FIR against those involved in 'purification' incident: Kharge to Nadda
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has urged JP Nadda for action regarding a purification ritual. This ritual allegedly occurred after a public meeting addressed by Kharge in Haldwani. Kharge noted that no First Information Report has been registered against the involved individuals and organisations. He stated the issue affects the sentiments of many people facing similar realities daily.
Carrying out purification at Haldwani rally site was an act of 'untouchability': Mallikarjun Kharge
Kharge questioned Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Shah's silence on the issue. He urged people to support Rahul Gandhi's fight for Dalits and women.
Fight against casteist mentality will be waged with full force: Congress slams FIR against Rahul Gandhi
An FIR was filed against Rahul Gandhi for his remarks on a purification ritual. The Congress party criticized the Uttarakhand government for this action. They questioned why no case was filed against those who performed the ritual. The Congress stated they would respond through democratic and legal means. This incident highlights a political dispute over caste and dignity.
FIR against Rahul Gandhi over remarks on Haldwani ‘purification’ ritual
An FIR has been registered against Rahul Gandhi in Haldwani. This action follows a complaint alleging casteist remarks made by the Congress leader. The complaint claims Gandhi gave a casteist spin to a religious ritual. Various laws, including the SC/ST Act, have been invoked against him. The FIR stems from remarks made at a press conference in Delhi.
EC steps in, issues notice to Mallikarjun Kharge over ‘terrorist’ remark on PM Modi
The Election Commission of India has issued a notice to Mallikarjun Kharge. This action follows his remarks on Prime Minister Modi. The Bharatiya Janata Party had lodged a complaint. They stated the language used was unacceptable. The Commission is taking a serious view of the campaign statements.
Rahul Gandhi’s second last row seating at Independence day event sparks debate
The 78th Independence Day celebrations saw Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi seated in the second last row, sparking significant discussion on social media. This marked the first time in a decade that the LoP attended the Red Fort event. The Ministry of Defence stated that Gandhi’s placement was due to seats being allocated to Olympic medallists, a departure from standard protocol. Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the BJP's approach to national unity and patriotism during his speech.
"Religion, casteism are different...": BJP National Secretary CT Ravi responds to Priyank Kharge's 'Sanatan' remark
Karnataka Minister Kharge on Monday, speaking on Tamil Nadu minister and DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's statement on the 'Sanatan Dharma', had said that any religion that does not promote equality or does not ensure you have the dignity of being human is not religion.
Mallikarjun Kharge's remarks reflect Congress' culture, mindset: BJP
BJP leader and Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Friday took aim at Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over his "poisonous snake" jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying the veteran leader's remarks reflect his party's "cultural and mindset".
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