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PM Modi, five ministers lead charge; seek apology from Rahul Gandhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and five senior ministers defended the central government against Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's criticism in Lok Sabha. The ministers demanded Gandhi's apology, refuted his claims, and challenged his statements on various issues. The heated exchange included accusations of disrespecting parliamentary rules and misleading the House. Gandhi stood firm on his positions despite the ministers' objections.
Mallikarjun Kharge raises NEET, Manipur, Agniveer in Lok Sabha
Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge criticised the BJP-led government during the Rajya Sabha discussion on the President's address, highlighting issues like exam paper leaks, train accidents, terror attacks, and currency depreciation. He expressed concern over the NEET paper leak affecting 30 lakh students and called for a Supreme Court-monitored investigation. Kharge also raised issues related to Manipur, statue relocation, Agnipath scheme, 'one rank, one pension', and PM Modi's rhetoric on minorities and Pakistan.
- Anurag Thakur starts Lok Sabha debate, takes a dig at Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi
- Opposition accuse of switching mic off, Speaker says 'no button here'
- Rahul Gandhi's 'not Hindus' jibe riles BJP; LoP raises paper leak, Agnipath, Manipur in Lok Sabha
- Congress MP Manish Tewari files adjournment motion for discussion on new criminal laws
- Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath slams Rahul Gandhi over 'not Hindus' remark
- Minorities make country proud, they are patriots, but BJP spreads hatred against them: Rahul Gandhi
- Hindu saints condemn Rahul Gandhi's remarks, seek apology
- Agniveer scheme brought after lot of thought: Rajnath Singh's rebuttal to Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha
Linking Hindutva with violence unfortunate: RSS on Rahul's remarks in LS- NEET a 'commercial' exam designed to suit rich students: Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha
- Rahul Gandhi's 'Hindu' remark creates uproar in Lok Sabha, invites sharp reactions from BJP leaders: Who said what?
- Rahul Gandhi accuses Modi government of pushing Manipur into 'civil war'
- Rahul Gandhi's appeasement politics starts and ends with Hindu hate: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
- Rahul opposed 'Shiv bhakts' while opposing govt: Paswan
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PM Modi, five ministers lead charge; seek apology from Rahul Gandhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and five senior ministers defended the central government against Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's criticism in Lok Sabha. The ministers demanded Gandhi's apology, refuted his claims, and challenged his statements on various issues. The heated exchange included accusations of disrespecting parliamentary rules and misleading the House. Gandhi stood firm on his positions despite the ministers' objections.
Mallikarjun Kharge raises NEET, Manipur, Agniveer in Lok Sabha
Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge criticised the BJP-led government during the Rajya Sabha discussion on the President's address, highlighting issues like exam paper leaks, train accidents, terror attacks, and currency depreciation. He expressed concern over the NEET paper leak affecting 30 lakh students and called for a Supreme Court-monitored investigation. Kharge also raised issues related to Manipur, statue relocation, Agnipath scheme, 'one rank, one pension', and PM Modi's rhetoric on minorities and Pakistan.
Anurag Thakur starts Lok Sabha debate, takes a dig at Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi
During Monday's Lok Sabha session, NDA MPs defended government policies in response to the motion of thanks to the President's Address, while the Opposition countered. BJP MP Anurag Thakur initiated the discussion by highlighting the Opposition's stance against the Constitution. He congratulated Rahul Gandhi on becoming Leader of the Opposition, emphasising the need for responsibility over power. Opposition MPs protested as Thakur criticised Gandhi's absence during important sessions.
Opposition accuse of switching mic off, Speaker says 'no button here'
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla expressed frustration with the false perception spread by Opposition MPs that he turns off microphones. He clarified during the discussion on the motion of thanks to the President's address that it is secretariat officials who control microphone activation when a member's name is called. He emphasised that this procedure is standard for all parties in the Speaker's chair.
Rahul Gandhi's 'not Hindus' jibe riles BJP; LoP raises paper leak, Agnipath, Manipur in Lok Sabha
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi criticised the BJP government in Lok Sabha for promoting hatred and violence through policies like Agnipath, demonetisation, and the repealed farm laws, as well as mishandling the Manipur violence issue. In a 100-minute speech, Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of spreading violence and hatred, emphasising the principles of non-violence in Indian philosophy. He also raised concerns about the NEET paper leak and the government's refusal to discuss the issue.
'More trust in Fulera's Pradhan than EC': RJD MP Manoj Jha cites 'Panchayat' web series to attack Election Commission in Rajya Sabha
"Isse jyada bharosa toh Panchayat web series mein Phulera ke gram pradhan ka hai (Even the village head of Phulera has more credibility", said Manoj Jha.
Congress MP Manish Tewari files adjournment motion for discussion on new criminal laws
Congress MP Manish Tewari has filed an adjournment motion in Lok Sabha to discuss the implementation of three new criminal laws that came into effect on Monday, urging the suspension of Zero Hour and relevant rules for the debate. Tewari highlighted that the laws were passed in Lok Sabha with 146 MPs suspended during protests over a security breach, warning of significant disruption to the established criminal jurisprudence of the country.
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath slams Rahul Gandhi over 'not Hindus' remark
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath demanded an apology from Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for allegedly hurting Hindus and the "soul of Mother India." Adityanath criticised Gandhi for defaming UP and Ayodhya, calling his statements shameful and condemnable. Gandhi defended his remarks during a fiery speech in Parliament, emphasizing that Hinduism is not about spreading fear and hatred.
Minorities make country proud, they are patriots, but BJP spreads hatred against them: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha, accused the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of spreading violence and hatred against minorities, Muslims, Sikhs, and Christians. In his maiden speech as LoP, Gandhi alleged that the BJP was spreading fear among every section of society and that small and medium businesses, which are the backbone of India's employment, have been blown away by a flawed GST and demonetisation.
Ajmer Dargah chief hits out at Rahul Gandhi's claim, says no 'Abhayamudra' in Islam
Haji Syed Salman Chishty, Gaddi Nashin-Dargah Ajmer Sharif, has responded to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's recent speech in Parliament, expressing concern over the linkage of the symbol of 'Abhayamudra' to Islamic prayer.
