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INDIA bloc march: EC says no party requested meeting till 4 pm
The Commission said it learnt through the media that during the march of certain political parties towards the commission headquarters, some MPs wanted to meet the poll panel along with their delegation.
Election Commission rejects Rahul Gandhi-led MPs' meeting request amid SIR row, says 2025 procedure must be followed
The Election Commission of India refused to meet a delegation of 240 MPs led by Rahul Gandhi. This decision followed a day of protests in the national capital against the Chief Election Commissioner. Congress leaders, including Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi, were detained during the protests. The Commission stated that no formal meeting request had been submitted by the deadline.
Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Vadra detained by police amid protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar at Akashvani Bhawan
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were detained by Delhi Police during a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner. Earlier, several Youth Congress and NSUI leaders were also detained outside Akashvani Bhawan. The Congress leaders are protesting until they can meet the Election Commissioners regarding the Special Intensive Revision exercise. Meanwhile, misleading social media posts about government intervention were debunked by the PIB Fact Check unit.
Rahul Gandhi takes centre stage as Opposition takes SIR fight to Delhi's streets
Opposition MPs, led by Rahul Gandhi, protested near the Election Commission office against the CEC's alleged hand in the SIR events. Gandhi sought to meet CEC Gyanesh Kumar to address allegations of vote rigging. The protest resulted in several leaders being detained by police. BJP slammed the opposition's actions.
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Barricades, slogans and a gatecrash: INDIA bloc’s march to EC turns dramatic
Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, protested against the Election Commission's practices. They were stopped by police while attempting to reach the Election Commission headquarters. Many leaders were detained during the protest, highlighting tensions regarding electoral roll irregularities. The protest coincided with recent Supreme Court observations questioning the Election Commission's decisions. The Opposition plans further actions, including a major rally on November 1 to address their concerns.
Traffic crawls across Lutyens' Delhi amid INDIA bloc march to EC
Traffic restrictions affected major roads in New Delhi during the INDIA bloc's march to the Election Commission. Commuters experienced significant delays, with many stranded for over an hour due to congestion. The police implemented diversions and barricades in response to the protest against the revision of electoral rolls. Alternative routes proved difficult to navigate as vehicles packed tightly along blocked roads.
‘Gyanesh, it’s done bro’: INDIA bloc MPs march to EC, demand CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation
Opposition MPs, including important leaders, protested near Parliament demanding Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over electoral issues. They were stopped by police while marching towards the Election Commission headquarters. The protest followed recent Supreme Court remarks regarding changes to the voter registration process. Opposition leaders accused Kumar of undermining public trust in the Election Commission. The MPs questioned security measures surrounding Parliament as they aimed to peacefully voice their concerns.
Swami Prasad Maurya meets Rahul Gandhi ahead of polls
With the countdown to elections in Uttar Pradesh starting, numerous politicians are forging new partnerships to stay influential. Recently, Swami Prasad Maurya held talks with Rahul Gandhi aiming for possible cooperation, yet he emphasizes his party's independence. In another twist, ex-MLA Shyam Sundar Sharma shifts to Congress after a seat loss last year, while Maurya's daughter, Sanghmitra, remains loyal to the BJP, even without a ticket for 2024.
CWC meets on SIR row, to prepare roadmap for ramping up pressure on CEC, govt
Top Congress leaders are preparing to confront Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding alleged irregularities in the Election Commission. The Congress Working Committee is prioritizing this issue, which impacts the democratic framework of the country. Former party chiefs Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi are participating in these discussions to formulate a strategy. The opposition INDIA bloc also plans to convene and address this significant issue in Parliament.
"Resign and face action": Oppn escalates attack on CEC over EC dissent report; BJP calls it "false allegations"
A significant political clash is brewing between the BJP and various opposition factions concerning the Election Commission of India. Accusations of turmoil within the Commission are leading to rising calls for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Opposition groups, notably Congress and Samajwadi Party, allege that the Commission is sabotaging democratic integrity.
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.
7 hour sit-in by Rahul, Congress brass, pellet victim force Delhi Police to file FIR
In a dramatic display of solidarity, Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders staged a seven-hour protest outside a police station. Their sit-in was a response to the slow progress on filing an FIR for a victim injured by a pellet gun. Gandhi criticized the higher authorities for their delays, emphasizing the victim's month-long struggle for justice. The Congress party celebrated the FIR's registration as a hopeful march towards accountability.
‘I need to pay my rent’: Shehzad Poonawalla says financial pressure led him to quit the BJP
BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla has resigned from the party, citing pressing financial and personal circumstances. In his first interview after quitting, he said political parties do not pay spokespersons or workers and explained that meeting expenses such as rent had become difficult. Poonawalla said he had considered leaving since 2024 but remains ideologically committed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision.
Priyanka Gandhi says Rahul met Jharkhand students, asks Amit Shah to make statement
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra stated Rahul Gandhi met students protesting in Jharkhand. NDA MPs protested in Parliament, accusing the opposition of avoiding discussions. The Jharkhand student agitation intensified after clashes with police forces. Priyanka Gandhi demanded Union Home Minister Amit Shah make a statement. The opposition seeks government response and addressing protester concerns.
Kiren Rijiju says government ready for NEET debate, accuses Opposition of 'running away'
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju expressed frustration with the Congress party. He accused the opposition of avoiding a debate on the NEET paper leak issue. Union Home Minister Amit Shah is ready to answer all questions in Parliament. Disruptions have marred both Houses of Parliament throughout the current session. The government stated it has nothing to hide regarding the matter.
NDA, INDIA Bloc MPs face-off outside Parliament over Jharkhand police action, Ram temple donation issues
NDA and INDIA bloc MPs clashed at Parliament’s main gate on Tuesday, trading slogans over alleged police action against Jharkhand job aspirants and claims of donation theft at the Ayodhya Ram temple. Security personnel formed a cordon between the rival groups as both sides demanded accountability and attacked their political opponents.
Amid disruptions, speaker Om Birla asks government, opposition to arrive at common ground to let House function
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla expressed anguish over repeated disruptions in parliamentary proceedings. He urged the government and opposition to find common ground for debating key Bills. The Speaker noted the government agreed to a response from the Home Minister on student protests. Other opposition issues can also be discussed if the House functions without disruptions.
Kiren Rijiju reaches out to Rahul Gandhi to break Parliament deadlock
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju met Rahul Gandhi seeking cooperation for smooth proceedings. They discussed possible reintroduction of Delimitation and Women's Reservation Bills. Rahul Gandhi conveyed non-negotiables for the House to function effectively. The Lok Sabha has faced disruptions since the Monsoon session began. The government aims to pass bills with opposition agreement and support.
Govt, opposition discuss Delimitation Bill in 50-minute Parliament meeting: Sources
Government and opposition leaders held a meeting in Parliament to discuss the Delimitation Bill amid a continuing deadlock in the monsoon session. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju sought the opposition’s views on the bill during the nearly 50-minute meeting with Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, Congress sources said. Priyanka Gandhi was also present.
Opposition leaders march to Parliament, demand accountability from HM Amit Shah for alleged police action on student protestors
The Opposition MPs, including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and others, marched from the Gandhi statue at Prerna Sthal to Makar Dwar in Parliament in protest against Union Home Minister Amit Shah over 'police action' against CJP protestors on 20th July, the issue of alleged Ayodhya Ram Mandir donations embezzlement and other issues.
Opposition MPs protest in Parliament complex on Ram temple donation theft issue, police action against students
Opposition MPs protested alleged theft of Ram temple donations and police actions. They held donation boxes and raised slogans against the government and Amit Shah. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and other leaders participated in the Parliament House complex protest. The INDIA bloc vowed to corner the government on these key issues. This protest has sparked a significant row with the ruling party and Hindu groups.
Varanasi cops book MPs Rahul Gandhi, Pappu Yadav, Awadesh Prasad for 'insulting Sanatan Dharma'
Varanasi Police registered a case against Rahul Gandhi and two other MPs. They are accused of insulting Sanatan Dharma and hurting religious sentiments. The complaint was filed by seers after an opposition protest in Parliament. Opposition MPs enacted a skit regarding temple donation theft and police action. The protest also demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation and his presence.
Varanasi cops book MPs Rahul Gandhi, Rajesh Ranjan, Awadesh Prasad for 'insulting Sanatan Dharma'
Varanasi Police filed a case against Rahul Gandhi and two other MPs. This action followed a complaint from seers regarding religious sentiments. The MPs allegedly insulted Sanatan Dharma during a protest in Parliament. They enacted a skit concerning temple donations and police action. The protest also demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation.
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