Congress leader Pawan Khera slammed the FIR against Rahul Gandhi as political vendetta, fully backing his stance on delimitation and social justice. Khera accused the government of targeting opponents undemocratically, vowing the party’s complete support and demanding fairness for southern states in the delimitation process.
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.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi skipped Parliament sessions to release his fourth selfie video, sparking political debate. In the viral clip, he shared festive greetings and highlighted welfare schemes. Opposition criticized him for avoiding parliamentary duties, while supporters call it a new tradition in public outreach.
Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy visited jailed ex-minister Seediri Appalaraju under his ‘Jagan Odarpu’ strategy, sparking political debate. The move signals leader loyalty and aims to boost YSRCP’s strength in Srikakulam before elections, though critics dismiss it as a vote-seeking drama.
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut faces severe backlash over her controversial ‘zen gutter’ remark targeting students and protesters. A rival party chief slammed her silence during the NEET exam crisis, while an official representative condemned her for criticizing the youth based solely on Google searches.
Rahul Gandhi Press Conference Highlights: Rahul Gandhi launched sharp attacks on government policies in Delhi, criticizing economic woes, unemployment, and farmer distress. He emphasized opposition unity and signaled an aggressive Congress campaign for the upcoming elections, clarifying key issues during a media Q&A.
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.
Two opposition MPs disrupted Parliament’s tribute to six former members Monday, shouting slogans and holding placards during a condolence motion. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla strongly condemned the disrespectful act as a violation of parliamentary traditions.
Delhi protests erupt over NEET leak as Cockroach Party’s ‘Chalo Parliament’ march turns chaotic. Police used lathicharge and tear gas to stop agitators. Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan faces resignation calls, while urgent talks with Home Minister Amit Shah fuel speculation.
Cockroach Janata Party Protest Turns Violent in Delhi: Leaders Meet Union Minister Nadda
The Cockroach Janata Party’s march from Jantar Mantar to Parliament escalated into violence today, with police using lathi-charge and tear gas. Party representatives later met Minister JP Nadda, submitting a written demand to remove Minister Pradhan over the NEET paper leak, receiving assurance of further discussion.