Opposition parties intensify pressure on the government during the Monsoon Session with a march to Parliament, demanding Amit Shah's statement on student attacks, a discussion on the Ram Mandir theft, and Jammu & Kashmir statehood. Meanwhile, protests escalate in Ranchi over JPSC exam irregularities.
PM Modi-led NDA parliamentary meet strategized on the Parliament deadlock, opposition demands, and Prashant Kishor’s Bankipur bypoll win, which hit the alliance. BJP and allies plotted counterattacks while pushing for talks to end the session stalemate. Key leaders Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh attended.
Home Minister Amit Shah revealed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's key decision led to Ajit Doval's appointment as National Security Advisor. Shah hailed Doval's tenure as a significant chapter in India's security history, crediting his strategic vision and diplomatic skills for elevating India's global standing.
Bhogapuram International Airport was inaugurated by PM Modi, CM Chandrababu, and ministers, marking a ₹4,727 crore milestone for North Andhra. Officials highlight its 3,800-meter runway and 60 lakh annual passenger capacity, boosting regional growth and economic development. This transforms connectivity, ending decades of neglect.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, at a Pune event, emphasized India's cultural nationalism as its core heritage. Citing Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Lokmanya Tilak, he urged youth to embrace national pride. These remarks are set to shape the political discourse ahead of upcoming elections.
Amit Shah faces allegations of ordering a police lathi charge on peacefully protesting students, sparking fierce political backlash. Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, condemned the action as an assault on democracy. The High Court has now sought a police report as student groups plan further protests.
Rahul Gandhi demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's removal, accusing him of ordering police violence against protesting students in Delhi. Gandhi cited severe injuries from pellet guns and lathis, holding Shah directly responsible for the brutal crackdown and vowing no apology.
Parliament's monsoon session turns chaotic: heated exchanges, slogans, and personal attacks dominate. Congress raises Delhi lathi charge on students; NDA demands debate on exam paper leak bill. Rahul Gandhi's 'fools won't listen' remark sparks uproar, trade of barbs with BJP, leading to adjournment.
కాంగ్రెస్ నేత రాహుల్ గాంధీ పార్లమెంటులో అమిత్ షాపై విద్యార్థులపై కాల్పుల ఆదేశాల ఆరోపణలు చేశారు. ఈ వ్యాఖ్యలతో రాజకీయ వర్గాల్లో తీవ్ర చర్చ నెలకొంది.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi made sensational claims in Parliament, alleging Home Minister Amit Shah was seen shaking in a car due to public anger. BJP leaders strongly denied this, igniting a heated debate and intensifying political tensions ahead of elections.