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Center Owned by HT Media‘Parliament is supreme forum’: Amit Shah counters Rahul Gandhi’s public debate call, accuses Congress of disrupting proceedings
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Sambit Patra said Rahul Gandhi has no data, only galata, in criticism of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Gandhi to stop making street allegations about SIR and to debate the issue in Parliament, speaking at a gathering in Karnal. BJP national vice‑president Ram Madhav also accused Gandhi and Revanth Reddy of spreading lies to malign the SIR process. The Congress party replied by demanding Shah give up the Home Ministry charge, return to the BJP, and questioned his handling of internal security, including ongoing violence in Manipur.
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The Union Home Minister that if Rahul keeps insisting on gathering people on the streets, the BJP will give him a fitting reply
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New Delhi, Nov 4 : Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday issued an open challenge to Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, asking him to come to Parliament for a debate after he demanded a public debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Taking a swipe at the Congress leader, Gupta invoked the…
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to debate the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in Parliament, offering to convene a special session for the discussion. Addressing a BJP rally in Haryana's Karnal, Shah accused Gandhi of disrupting parliamentary…
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Amit Shah asserted that Parliament is the supreme forum for democratic debate and criticised Rahul Gandhi for taking political confrontations to the streets.
