Rahul Gandhi

Nabin arrived in Jharkhand for a three-day visit, during which he is scheduled to address the BJP state executive committee meeting and hold organisational discussions with party leaders.

Bikaner House Society said the photographs were inconsistent with its policy, while Congress leaders alleged censorship and backed the artist's right to display his work.

The Union minister accused the Congress leader of questioning electoral roll revision selectively and alleged that Opposition protests were harming India's development and economic growth.

Khurshid questioned the government’s foreign policy record, citing the lack of a trade deal, H-1B visa concerns and the deportation of Indians in handcuffs.

The BJP MP alleged foreign funding behind protests and questioned the Opposition's links with overseas figures, while Congress leader Rajesh Thakur challenged him to explain the government's response.

Addressing a press conference, Patra alleged that Rahul Gandhi had sought guidance from George Soros and his associates abroad to destabilise the country

Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders have intensified their attacks on the Modi government over a purported photograph of Puri with Epstein.

The Congress leader said students without money, power or English-language skills risk being pushed out of the system.

The remarks were made as Gandhi joined the Congress's 'Save Goa Yatra' in Margao, walking two kilometres with workers and leaders.

Protests demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation continued with Dipke being granted conditional bail and Neha Bora being released after 14 hours in detention.

The journalist earlier alleged that she was violently shoved by Gandhi and his security during a chaotic exit from the Supreme Court during the protest march on October 12.

Gandhi further said that the alleged violence unleashed by the Delhi Police stems from the fear of PM Modi and HM Shah over power slipping from their hands.

At a recent party event in Punalur, Sreelekha criticised Gandhi's protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and likened his actions to those of a person under the influence of drugs.