India Political Highlights: Samajwadi Party workers hold candle march in Lucknow, UP over Manipur situation

Saved CM Gehlot by securing 'red diary', claims sacked Congress minister Rajendra Gudha in Rajasthan

Former minister and Congress MLA Rajendra Gudha on Sunday said he had saved Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot from trouble but was removed without being given an opportunity to explain himself.

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Governors and Lieutenant Governors cannot make elected representatives their puppets, says Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu

Samajwadi Party workers hold candle march in Lucknow, UP over Manipur situation

My fight is against BJP, says Congress leader Rajendra Guda

DMK leader Kanimozhi speaks on Manipur situation

Senior Congress leader Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa says PM Narendra Modi is frequently visiting Rajasthan as he is afraid if his party is defeated in state, it will lose in entire country

Congress sets up 22-member Pradesh Election Committee for poll-bound Chhattisgarh with state unit chief Deepak Baij as chairman

There is 40 times more discussion about good things that are happening than there is talk of bad things happening in India, says RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

P Chidambaram cannot see how TMC workers behave with workers of other parties, including Congress, says BJP spokesperson R P Singh

Senior Congress leader and former Union minister Salman Khurshid says country is facing criticism from whole world over May 4 parading of two women naked in Manipur's Kangpokpi

Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar hits out at CM Bhagwant Mann over flood situation in state, accuses him of not utilising Rs 218 crore fund released by Centre for relief measures

RJD party workers hold protest against Centre in Patna over Manipur incident

Congress leaders criticise Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi, while Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury is attacking TMC, says BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on opposition unity

If Congress wins in Chhattisgarh, Bhupesh Baghel will be 'first in line' for CM post, says T S Singhdeo

'Will look at details of all victims and then submit report to JP Nadda, says BJP leader Vinod Sonkar on party's fact-finding team visiting West Bengal over panchayat poll violence

Now Annamalai toes Thakur's line, asks 'Why aren't parties talking about Manipur-like incidents in Bengal, Rajasthan?'

'Atrocities against women in any state heart-wrenching...Oppn shouldn't run away from debate in House', says BJP's Thakur

Watch: Congress Seva Dal holds protest in Jammu over Manipur situation

Modi spoke on Manipur issue but should have said it in Parliament: National Conference President Farooq Abdullah

'Over 190 fact-finding teams sent to Bengal...how many times do they go to BJP-ruled states?', asks TMC

West Bengal's law and order situation has worsened: Cong's Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Watch: Delhi Cong protest Centre's 'failure' to control violence in Manipur

'What good did DMK govt do in 27 years of power in Tamil Nadu', asks Annamalai

Watch: BJP workers protest the alleged disrobing, torture of 2 tribal women in Bengal

AAP's Raghav Chadha writes to Dhankar opposing the introduction of the Bill replacing the Delhi Ordinance

You can take away Rahul's LS membership, his house, but he won't be afraid: Cong's Anil Chaudhary

BJP calls for strike in Bengal's Islampur area, alleging TMC goons killed a cloth trader

Uddhav Thackeray Faction leader Sanjay Raut on opposition alliance says, "Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is not going anywhere, and BJP is spreading rumour about all this..."(ANI)

Watch: Amit Shah participates in an event with local BJP leaders in Chhattisgarh

Chidambaram slams BJP for comparing Manipur with Rajasthan, West Bengal

Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Sunday hit out at the BJP for comparing the situation in Manipur to that of Bihar, West Bengal and Rajasthan, alleging that the government in the northeastern state has "collapsed" while the Centre is in a "self-induced coma".

The BJP has been raising the incidents of atrocities against women in West Bengal, Rajasthan and Bihar and questioning the "silence" of the opposition, which has termed it as a diversionary tactic to avoid debate on the situation in violence-hit Manipur.(PTI)

Why did Congress accept his father, him in party fold, asks Scindia on 'betrayers' jibe

Responding to the jibes ofCongressleaders that his ancestor 'betrayed' Rani Lakshmibai, Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Saturday asked why his late father and later he were allowed to join the party. He was unfazed by such criticism, the BJP leader who left theCongressin 2020 told reporters here.

“Those who have not read a page of history, let them speak whatever they want to. My and family's deeds, thoughts and ideology are dedicated to Gwalior, Gwalior division, Madhya Pradesh and the country.....If they are so concerned, why did they induct my father (late Madhavrao Scindia), me in theCongress? he asked.

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OPINION | People first, parties later

If enough people want to shape government in a particular way, they come together to form a political party to advance their agenda. Congress, BJP, AAP, Telugu Desam, DMK...most origin stories have a history, too.

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Congress using Manipur issue to hamstring parliament: Sushil Modi

BJPleader Sushil Kumar Modi on Saturday accused the Congress of creating disruption in parliament over the Manipur incident even when the treasury bench was ready to discuss the matter.

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