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Right Owned by Bharatiya Prakashan (RSS)Rahul Gandhi drags CRPF into political war against PM Modi, questions jawans over Naxal remarks
What's behind this
In the village of Halog near Shimla, hundreds gathered for the Pathar Mela, a centuries‑old Diwali ritual in which two groups throw stones at each other until a participant is injured, and the blood of the injured is offered as a ceremonial tilak to Goddess Bhadrakali, a practice said to have replaced human sacrifice. Congress leader Mr. Kharge described Deepavali as a “khushiyon ka Eid”, prompting the BJP to criticize him and challenge the Congress to refer to Eid as a “Diwali of joy”.
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What each side is saying
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left · 6 outlets
Congress leader says CRPF personnel did not believe the prime minister’s allegations and challenges him to debate who is anti-national
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center · 9 outlets
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his "Dimagi Naxals" jibe while addressing CRPF personnel , saying the jawans had not bought his "lies" and reiterating his challenge to the PM to debate him on who was anti-national and controlled by foreign forces…
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right · 7 outlets
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali with security personnel in Chhattisgarh's Bastar on Sunday, November 8, describing the occasion as particularly significant as it marked the first Diwali after India's victory in its decades-long fight against Naxalism and Maoist extremism.
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RSS excerpt
Rahul Gandhi has once again dragged India’s security forces into his political confrontation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, this time claiming that CRPF personnel did not believe the PM’s remarks on Naxalism. Coming against the backdrop of his earlier controversial remarks on the Army and China…
