AWAMI LEAGUE ELECTION MANIFESTO
"This is Modi's era...Hum ghar mein ghus kar marte hain": PM Modi in Haryana
Targeting leaders of INDIA bloc for cautioning India to be "scared" of Pakistan, PM Modi reminded the opposition that ceasefire violations have been reduced at the border during his 10-year regime.
India offers support for Bangladesh's Teesta reservoir project: Foreign Minister Hassan Mahmud
India has offered its support to construct a reservoir on the cross-border Teesta River in Bangladesh, Foreign Minister Hassan Mahmud said on Thursday, after visiting Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra met him and called on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Congress' manifesto 'representing' Muslim League: UP CM Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticised the Congress manifesto likening it to the Muslim League, calling it unjust towards marginalised communities and promoting divisive politics. He accused Congress of historical divide and rule tactics, undermining OBC reservation, and encroaching on SC-ST rights. Adityanath warned of potential class conflicts and expressed confidence in public resistance.
'Generalised defence' in Congress reply; to meet ECI tomorrow
Congress and BJP engage in rebuttals and delays over Election Commission notices. Mallikarjun Kharge voices concerns over data delay. ECI addresses violations by star campaigners and candidates of political parties directly.
PM Modi didn't read Congress manifesto: Farooq Abdullah
Farooq Abdullah challenges PM Modi's claim of Congress copying Muslim League in the manifesto. Urges BJP to read and understand the actual content. Abdullah refutes Modi's criticism of Congress over Sam Pitroda's 'inheritance tax' remarks.
'Lower voting percentage should be a worry for Opposition': Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed confidence in BJP achieving its target of 400 seats in the ongoing elections, citing positive responses from the public and surveys. He dismissed concerns about low voting percentages, stating that people want Narendra Modi to lead again due to his global stature and welfare schemes. Singh criticized the Congress manifesto, calling it based on appeasement, and denied BJP's intent to change the constitution or discriminate based on caste or religion. He highlighted BJP's performance in the South and emphasized the party's commitment to good relations with neighbors and national security.
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Congress chief Kharge rips into PM Modi for "taking words out of context, create communal divide" in open letter
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, inviting him to discuss the party's 'Nyay Patra' in person, amid the ongoing controversy sparked by the PM's remarks on the Congress manifesto. Kharge alleges that the PM is being misled by his advisors, as the manifesto does not include plans for wealth redistribution or the confiscation of private property. The letter comes in response to Modi's recent speeches targeting the Congress, where he accused the party of advocating for the rights of certain communities at the expense of others.
"INDI alliance wants to make India powerless": PM Modi criticises CPI (M) manifesto calling for eliminating nuclear weapons
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the INDIA bloc for the CPI (M) manifesto's proposal to eliminate nuclear weapons, arguing that it would make India vulnerable. He questioned the wisdom of such a move when neighboring countries possess nuclear arms. PM Modi accused the Congress-led alliance of weakening India's defense capabilities. He lambasted the Congress for its failure to address longstanding issues, particularly water scarcity in Rajasthan, despite decades of rule.
Why you should be paying attention to election manifestos
At the end of the day, breaking down a manifesto is much like gazing into a crystal ball, it only offers glimpse of what the future might hold. Here are some pivotal moments in Indian law and policy that can be traced back to a manifesto somewhere.
Congress manifesto is to make country strong, keep it secular: Farooq Abdullah
Reacting to PM Modi's remarks that the "Congress manifesto is a Muslim League manifesto aimed to break the country", Abdullah told media persons, "I don't think the (Congress) manifesto is to break the country. I think the manifesto is to make the country strong and keep it secular, that is what it is. If anybody thinks otherwise, they are already dividing the nation in their own ways."
Cong moves EC against PM's 'Muslim League imprint' remark, says 'stink of RSS' in Modi's speeches
Congress filed complaints against PM Modi's manifesto remarks, alleging appeasement. Issues raised include violations of Model Code of Conduct and Indian Penal Code. The party demands removal of Modi's pictures from government buildings. Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said the party has filed a complaint against Modi for making comments against it, alleging that its manifesto attempts to divide the country and impose the pre-independence ideology of the Muslim League.
PM Modi says Congress manifesto completely bears Muslim League's imprint, attacks party on Ram temple issue
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress manifesto, stating it reflects Muslim League's thinking from the freedom movement. Modi accused Congress of being disconnected from modern India's aspirations and highlighted its alliance with Samajwadi Party. He emphasized BJP's commitment to national policies and achievements in governance like abrogating Article 370.
Congress manifesto a beautiful document, PM came up with 'jumla' to criticise it: Gehlot
PM Modi has said in his election rallies that the Congress' recently released manifesto for the upcoming general elections smacks of "politics of appeasement" and carries the imprint of the Muslim League with "every page reeking of breaking India".
Sheikh Hasina sworn in as prime minister of Bangladesh for fifth term
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be sworn in for a fifth term on Thursday after a landslide victory in an election boycotted by the opposition. Hasina's ruling Awami League party won nearly three-quarters of elected seats in parliament, with allied parties and friendly independent candidates making up nearly all the remainder.
Bangladesh Polls: Sheikh Hasina wins 5th term as Prime Minister
The landslide victory that the Awami League helped itself win in yesterday's polls means Sheikh Hasina will further tighten her grip on power as she is poised to go in history as the longest serving prime minister in Bangladesh,according to the Daily Star.
When lame Dhaka democracy wins
The fate of economic and political reforms required in opposition-mukt Bangladesh now gets tricky. It undermines efforts to sustain the country's economic growth, 7.1% in 2022, and stability.
Indian envoy meets Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, conveys greetings on re-election
"The envoys extended greetings on behalf of their respective countries and said their support for the new government would continue," the premier's deputy press secretary Moahammad Noorelahi Mina said.
Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina praises India on voting day, highlights New Delhi's role in Liberation War
Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed gratitude to India for its longstanding support and emphasized the importance of democracy during the country's ongoing elections. She recalled India's aid during Bangladesh's Liberation War and highlighted the significance of a democratic system for development. Hasina thanked Bangladeshi citizens for exercising their voting rights despite challenges, while criticizing the opposition BNP for inciting violence. Nearly 170 million voters participate in the election, with international observers monitoring the process for fairness. Despite the BNP's boycott, the elections proceed with heightened security measures.
"Democracy should continue in this country": Sheikh Hasina as Bangladesh goes to polls
Bangladesh's Prime Minister highlighted democracy's crucial role in the country's progress as over 170 million people participated in the 2024 elections amid opposition boycott. PM Hasina praised voters for overcoming obstacles, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful voting atmosphere. The elections, monitored by 127 foreign observers and EU teams, occurred as the Supreme Court cleared proceedings despite a 48-hour strike by the opposition.
BNP did not participate in election anticipating defeat, says Bangladesh Home Minister
The BNP is involved in killing people and arson attacks just as they did in 2014, he alleged.
Bangladesh to vote in national elections today amid security concerns
In Bangladesh, over 170 million voters will cast ballots for 299 lawmakers in the 12th national election amid boycotts by the main opposition, BNP, led by Khaleda Zia. The BNP demanded PM Hasina's resignation for a caretaker government, causing strikes and unrest. Hasina is expected to win a fourth term. Health services are on alert due to election-related emergencies. The country faces challenges like opposition boycotts, technical glitches, and pre-election violence. International observers are monitoring the elections.
Bangladesh PM Hasina re-elected to parliament from Gopalganj-3 constituency
Hasina, 76, bagged 249,965 votes while her nearest rival M Nizam Uddin Lashkar from the Bangladesh Supreme Party secured just 469 votes, bdnews24 reported.
Bangladesh's main opposition party starts a 48-hour general strike ahead of Sunday's election
The main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party, led by former premier Khaleda Zia, and other opposition groups are boycotting the election, saying they can't guarantee its fairness under Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who is seeking to return to power for a fourth consecutive term.
Bangladesh polling booths burn as violence erupts before election
Bangladesh Violence: The main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), boycotting for the second time in three elections, says Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League is trying to legitimise a sham vote that will deliver her party a fourth straight term.
Anti-India activity will not be tolerated: Bangladesh home minister ahead of general elections
As Bangladesh prepares for general elections, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan assures that Dhaka won't allow its territory for anti-India activities. He accused the opposition BNP of boycotting elections due to fear of not securing a majority. Khan highlighted the eradication of anti-India forces and asserts that as long as the Awami League is in power, Bangladesh will safeguard against such activities.
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