The rally concluded the opening phase of the nationwide "Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao" initiative, which gathered senior party figures including Manohar Lal Khattar, Nayab Singh Saini, and Smriti Irani. During the event, Khattar raised additional allegations that the opposition coordinates with foreign-funded groups and anti-national elements to generate unrest. Looking forward, the BJP announced that the campaign's second phase will run from November 11 to November 30. This next segment aims to mobilize public attention around the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and the overall accuracy of voter lists.
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The ruling party plans to confront Congress demonstrations across legislative bodies, vil…: The ruling party plans to confront Congress demonstrations across legislative bodies, villages, and streets to counter perceived disruptions.
The upcoming phase of the campaign starting November 11 will prioritize voter list accura…: The upcoming phase of the campaign starting November 11 will prioritize voter list accuracy and constitutional awareness.
Senior leaders are framing opposition parliamentary tactics as deliberate efforts to fost…: Senior leaders are framing opposition parliamentary tactics as deliberate efforts to foster widespread civic instability.
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He further challenged Rahul, saying the country's 80-year-old democracy would not be swayed by such tactics
NEW DELHI: Union home mMinister Amit Shah on Thursday launched a sharp attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of disrupting parliamentary proceedings and taking political battles to the streets to "spread anarchy". Warning the Congress against its protest tactics, Shah said the BJP would respond wherever the opposition chose to mobilise, adding that party workers would give it a "fitting reply".Addressing the concluding rally of the BJP's 'Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao' (Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy) campaign in Karnal, Haryana, Shah questioned Rahul's approach to parliamentary democracy and accused the Congress of making disruptions and boycotts a part of its political culture."In a democracy, Parliament is the supreme forum for deliberation. Yet, Rahul Gandhi, you do not allow Parliament to function, nor do you engage in discussions on substantive issues. You have turned creating a ruckus and staging boycotts within Parliament into the very culture of the Congress party," he said.Accusing the Congress leader of taking political confrontations outside Parliament, Shah said: "You…
Amit Shah directed a sharp political remark at Rahul Gandhi, stating that Gandhi and his party faced defeat across multiple national elections. Shah noted that there was "No SIR in 2014, 2019 or 2024," emphasizing that Gandhi still lost in each of those election years.
The poll body has announced a special summary revision of electoral rolls across six states. As part of this revision, the draft electoral rolls will be published on November 30.
The ruling significantly extends the confinement of one of the territory's most prominent opposition figures, who has already spent years behind bars for past protests. High Court Judge William Tam justified the lengthy term by stating the judiciary must reflect public abhorrence of acts that threaten national security. The decision has intensified diplomatic frictions, drawing swift rebukes from international governments and global human rights monitors.