In a bombshell revelation from Nagpur, senior Congress figure Nana Patole accused the BJP of dedicating its strategy sessions to undermining Rahul Gandhi. The outspoken leader claimed these meetings plot …
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In a blistering attack, Samajwadi Party’s Shivpal Singh Yadav tore into Uttar Pradesh’s state budget, labeling it a ‘kagazi’ farce on X. ‘UP’s paper budget Mubarak ho—another dose of dream …
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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju didn’t mince words during a Saturday press briefing at the BJP office, accusing Congress of undermining parliamentary decorum during PM Narendra Modi’s Lok Sabha speech. ‘Our …
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In a fiery Rajya Sabha speech responding to President Droupadi Murmu’s address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Congress of systemic betrayal, from farmers to national infrastructure. The Thursday address laid …
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In a heated exchange, BJP parliamentarians have accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of embarrassing India’s democracy through relentless disruptions in Parliament. The party claims the opposition’s shouting and stalling tactics …
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In a bold pronouncement from New Delhi, Congress firebrand Atul Londhe Patil declared the BJP a existential threat to the nation, Maharashtra, and Mumbai’s vibrant spirit. Dated January 24, his …
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In a fiery press conference in New Delhi, Pawan Khera, Congress’s media chief, accused the BJP-led government of turning faith into a tool for commerce and control. He decried a …
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Rajasthan’s political arena heats up as Congress leader Tika Ram Juli accuses BJP of orchestrating a voter deletion drive disguised as Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Dismissing BJP’s national president nomination …
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi unleashed a sharp critique against Congress during a high-energy public address in Assam, charging the opposition with surrendering the state’s land to infiltrators purely for electoral …
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Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole dropped a political bombshell on Saturday, equating the BJP’s strategies with those of AIMIM in the upcoming civic body elections. ‘There’s no difference between them …