BJP ALLEGATIONS
Rabindranath Tagore's ancestral home attacked in Bangladesh; BJP hits out at Yunus govt
BJP strongly criticised Bangladesh's interim government over the alleged vandalism at Rabindranath Tagore's ancestral home, blaming radical groups for the attack. Party spokesperson Sambit Patra also targeted West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee for not speaking out strongly against the incident.
West Bengal: Privilege motion against Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee accepted a privilege motion against Suvendu Adhikari for allegedly making defamatory remarks against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee outside the assembly. The motion, triggered by Adhikari's claims that Banerjee praised Pakistan, has been forwarded to the privilege committee for review, with a report expected by the next session in September.
'Restless about keeping his politics going': BJP's Dilip Jaiswal lashes out at Rahul Gandhi
BJP President Dilip Jaiswal criticized Rahul Gandhi's accusations against the BJP government regarding the alleged suppression of death figures during the Maha Kumbh. Jaiswal stated that Gandhi's remarks are driven by a need to stay politically relevant, especially as PM Modi elevates India's global standing. Gandhi had claimed the government hid deaths, similar to COVID, echoing a BBC report.
Row deepens over Jamaat-e-Islami support for Cong-led UDF in Nilambur bypoll
A political controversy has erupted in Kerala over Jamaat-e-Islami's backing of the Congress-led UDF in the Nilambur bypoll, triggering accusations and counter-accusations between the CPI(M), Congress, and BJP. The BJP alleges that both Congress and CPI(M) are compromising national security for electoral gains by aligning with Jamaat-e-Islami and the PDP.
'BJP authoritarian, undemocratic': Akhilesh Yadav predicts win in 2027 UP polls
Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav has accused the BJP of being undemocratic and authoritarian, posing a threat to the Constitution, while addressing party workers in Lucknow. He alleged widespread corruption, a collapse of law and order, and failure to deliver on development, further claiming the BJP is seizing land from the poor.
Ladki Bahin scheme: BJP's Bawankule refutes charges of illegal fund diversion
Maharashtra minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule refuted allegations of fund diversions for the Ladki Bahin scheme, emphasising the government's commitment to vulnerable groups. Social Justice Minister Sanjay Shirsat had accused the Finance Department of illegally reallocating funds, but Bawankule asserted legal safeguards prevent such diversions. Chief Minister Fadnavis clarified that the scheme aligns with budgetary rules for personal benefit initiatives.
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Kerala HC seeks Priyanka Gandhi's stand on plea challenging her election from Wayanad
The Kerala High Court has asked Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to respond to a petition. The petition challenges her election from Wayanad. BJP candidate Navya Haridas filed the plea. Haridas alleges Vadra did not correctly disclose assets. She claims Vadra provided false information. This violates the Model Code of Conduct. The court will hear the petition in August.
"Both BJP and Congress are conspiring against him": KT Rama Rao on questioning of K Chandrasekhar Rao in Kaleshwaram project
KT Rama Rao accuses BJP and Congress of conspiring against BRS and maligning the Kaleshwaram project for political gain, defending his father KCR's work. He alleges Congress involvement in damaging a barrage component. Meanwhile, KCR appeared before the PC Ghosh Commission regarding alleged irregularities in the project, which BJP MP Konda Vishweshwar Reddy calls a "huge scam" and "engineering blunder."
Nitish-BJP has not just ruined law and order, but cremated it: RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav
Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Lalu Prasad Yadav targets Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Yadav alleges a breakdown of law and order under Kumar's governance. He claims over 65,000 murders occurred during Kumar's tenure. Yadav questions the state's policing and accuses the government of inaction. These accusations surface amidst rising political tensions before the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah slams Modi govt, says it deserves 'zero marks'
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. He gave it "zero marks" and alleged it relied on publicity. Siddaramaiah questioned unfulfilled promises like job creation and farmers' issue resolution. He accused the central government of false propaganda and media overexposure. He also highlighted discrepancies in tax devolution and financial assistance to Karnataka.
Why should BJP respond to Rahul's query to Election Commission, asks Sanjay Raut
Sanjay Raut criticized the Election Commission (EC), questioning if it had outsourced its defense to the BJP after Rahul Gandhi raised concerns about its impartiality. Raut accused the EC of facilitating splits in Shiv Sena and NCP under Amit Shah's pressure. He further alleged the EC is biased towards the BJP, acting as its extension rather than an independent body.
DMK not afraid of 'ordinary persons' like Modi, Shah: A Raja
DMK leader A Raja asserted that the BJP cannot gain a foothold in Tamil Nadu due to the Dravidian ideology, which serves as a counter to the saffron one. He dismissed Amit Shah's criticism of the DMK as lies and divisive, while also accusing the BJP of attempting to create communal rifts for political gain.
Last 11 years a blow to country's democracy, economy and social fabric: Mallikarjun Kharge
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the Modi government, alleging a decline in democracy, economy, and social harmony over the past 11 years. He accused the government of weakening constitutional institutions, ignoring states' rights, and fostering an environment of hatred and fear.
"I shouldn't have protested in uniform": Head Constable Narasimharaju, who protested against officers' suspension over Bengaluru stampede
Head Constable Narasimharaju protested the suspension of Bengaluru's Police Commissioner after a stampede. The stampede near Chinnaswamy Stadium resulted in 11 deaths. Narasimharaju fears government action for his protest. He admitted protesting in uniform was against protocol. Chief Minister Siddaramiah stated the suspensions were due to inadequate arrangements. He noted BJP and JDS allegations were politically motivated.
Rahul Gandhi's article has exposed BJP, says Sanjay Raut; claims believers in democracy concerned
Sanjay Raut asserts Rahul Gandhi's article exposed BJP's alleged "match-fixing" in the 2024 Maharashtra assembly polls, sparking concern among democracy advocates. Gandhi claimed the elections were rigged, a blueprint for future manipulation in Bihar. Devendra Fadnavis refuted the claims, stating Gandhi rejects the people's mandate due to his defeat.
BJP replying to Rahul's Maharashtra poll questions instead of EC confirms match-fixing: Chennithala
Senior Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala alleges "match-fixing" in the 2024 Maharashtra polls, pointing to BJP leaders responding to Rahul Gandhi's questions instead of the Election Commission. Chennithala claims the ECI's silence and actions like blocking CCTV footage in Haryana raise serious concerns about electoral integrity. He asserts the Congress will relentlessly pursue the truth until democratic integrity is restored.
Rahul Gandhi has already accepted defeat in Bihar elections: Union Minister Chirag Paswan
Chirag Paswan criticizes Rahul Gandhi's election comments, suggesting Congress fears defeat in Bihar. Paswan advises Gandhi to address issues within his own party. Tejashwi Yadav supports Gandhi's claims against the Election Commission of India, accusing the BJP of controlling institutions. The ECI refutes Gandhi's rigging allegations regarding Maharashtra polls, calling them unsubstantiated and disrespectful to the electoral process.
Despite BJP's four-engine govt in Delhi, daughters not safe: AAP on minor's death
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has strongly criticized the BJP's governance in Delhi following the tragic death and alleged sexual assault of a nine-year-old girl. Arvind Kejriwal demands accountability from Union Home Minister Amit Shah, citing the deteriorating law and order situation. AAP leaders question the effectiveness of the BJP's "four-engine" government in ensuring the safety of Delhi's daughters.
Rahul sounds 'match-fixing' alarm again, says Bihar next
Rahul Gandhi has reignited allegations of electoral malpractices in the previous Maharashtra assembly elections, accusing the BJP-led alliance of rigging the polls. He anticipates similar tactics, which he refers to as "match-fixing," will be employed in the upcoming Bihar elections. Gandhi's claims center on manipulated electoral rolls, inflated voter turnouts, and concerns over the Election Commission's appointment process.
Democracy doesn't need drama: BJP rebuts Rahul Gandhi's 'match-fixing' claim on Maha polls
Bharatiya Janata Party leaders strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi's claims of election rigging in Maharashtra. JP Nadda dismissed Gandhi's allegations as fabricated narratives after electoral defeats. Dharmendra Pradhan accused Gandhi of discrediting institutions due to insecurity. Chandrashekhar Bawankule questioned Gandhi's silence on voter data discrepancies during Congress's rule. BJP urged Congress to introspect instead of making baseless accusations.
'Completely absurd': ECI reacts to Rahul Gandhi's Maharashtra poll 'match-fixing' claim
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has refuted Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's claims of a rigged Maharashtra election in 2024, labeling them as 'unsubstantiated allegations and completely absurd.' The ECI stated that Gandhi's accusations, including adding fake voters and inflating turnout, disrespect the law and defame election staff.
Ongoing plot to add voters in states going to polls: TMC's Kunal Ghosh supports Rahul Gandhi's claims
Following Rahul Gandhi's claims of a rigged Maharashtra election, TMC leader Kunal Ghosh alleges similar voter list irregularities in West Bengal, accusing the BJP of adding voters from other states. Ghosh asserts Mamata Banerjee was the first to protest against this plot and the party is scrutinizing voter lists at the booth level.
'Release voter rolls, CCTV footage from Maha polls': Rahul Gandhi demands proof after EC's reply on 'match-fixing' claims
Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of the Election Commission of India, demanding transparency regarding voter rolls and CCTV footage from Maharashtra polling booths, following his allegations of poll fixing. The ECI has refuted Gandhi's claims as unsubstantiated and absurd, asserting that the relevant information was already provided and publicly available, accusing him of spreading misinformation and disrespecting the law.
'Competition of corruption' going on under BJP's watch in UP: Akhilesh
Akhilesh Yadav, Samajwadi Party president, accused the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh of widespread corruption. He claimed a "competition of corruption" exists within the police, tehsil, and construction sectors. Yadav criticized the poor quality of construction work. He alleged officials are chosen based on their ability to flatter the ruling party.
'Instead of finding excuses, it is time for introspection,' Chirag Paswan slams Rahul Gandhi on poll rigging claims
Union Minister Chirag Paswan criticized Rahul Gandhi's allegations of poll rigging in the Maharashtra Assembly elections, dismissing them as excuses in anticipation of Congress's defeat in upcoming elections. Paswan accused Congress of blaming EVMs earlier and now finding new reasons for potential losses.
'Wake up, stop lying': Maharashtra CM hits back after Rahul Gandhi calls 2024 state polls a BJP-led 'match-fix'
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday dismissed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's allegation that the 2024 Maharashtra assembly election was "rigged" and that the same would happen in Bihar's upcoming polls. He called the claims "nonsense," a "lie," and "an insult to voters."
Nishikant Dubey hits back at Rahul Gandhi: 'Read 1975 Allahabad HC judgment to see how Indira Gandhi "fixed" elections
Nishikant Dubey countered Rahul Gandhi's claim of election rigging. Dubey referenced Indira Gandhi's 1971 election. He cited the Allahabad High Court's judgment. Rahul Gandhi alleged the Maharashtra election was rigged. He outlined a five-step process. This included manipulating the Election Commission. He also mentioned adding fake voters. Gandhi warned of similar issues in future elections.
Rahul Gandhi repeats 'surrender' jibe at PM Modi
Rahul Gandhi reiterated his "surrender" accusation against Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a Bihar symposium, referencing Trump's claims of compelling Modi's capitulation. He contrasted this with his perception of the RSS's history of seeking clemency. Gandhi further asserted he would force a caste census, criticizing the BJP's approach and promoting the Congress-led Telangana model for inclusivity.
AAP government improved Delhi's education sector, BJP only doing politics: Satyendar Jain
Satyendar Jain claims the AAP government improved Delhi's education. He alleges the BJP is only playing politics. Jain faces questioning by the Anti-Corruption Branch regarding classroom construction. He defends Manish Sisodia's work in schools. The ACB summoned Sisodia and Jain over alleged graft in classroom construction. The FIR alleges financial irregularities of Rs 2,000 crore.
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