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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)Congress Claims Takeover Plot In Maharashtra Milk Union Row, Minister Denies
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Shobha has accused the Congress party of conspiring against SIR, according to a Deccan Herald report. The Hindu notes that Congress rebuked Union Home Minister Amit Shah for his ‘ghuspetiya bachao’ comment made at an INDIA bloc rally and called for him to relinquish the Home Ministry, questioning his handling of internal security, including violence in Manipur. Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal, cited by the Economic Times, said Congress pursues politics of corruption, communalism and conflict, stressing the need for accurate voter rolls and protection against illegal immigration. India Today reported a row in which Shah challenged Rahul on alleged vote theft, while Ansari warned of unrest similar to Nepal.
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left · 1 outlet
Surat: Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai on Thursday accused Congress of fearing defeat in elections and trying to create a Bangladesh-like situation in India by taking orders from "foreign masters". Addressing a press conference here as part of the BJP's 'Save Democracy, Remove…
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center · 2 outlets
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday claimed that Rahul Gandhi has turned creating ruckus in Parliament and resorting to boycotts into a culture of the Congress. Terming Parliament the supreme place for debate in a democracy, Shah said, “Rahul ji, you don’t allow Parliament to run, you don’t…
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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi, listing seven conditions for the Congress leader to follow if the Congress wants to "win more MPs" in future elections. Among his suggestions, Rijiju asked the Congress MP to spend more time in India, avoid "secret foreign vacations" and stop…
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The Gokul election saw the Congress-backed panel win 13 of 25 director seats, while the Mahayuti-backed panel emerged victorious in 12.