BJP MP HATE SPEECH

BJP shares video of Rahul Gandhi instigating MPs to shout in LS; Does Rahul deserve to be LoP? asks Amit Malviya

Rahul Gandhi's behavior in the Lok Sabha sparked chaos as he was seen instructing opposition MPs to protest during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Motion of Thanks. The government condemned his actions, calling them an attempt to undermine democracy. BJP leaders criticized Gandhi, while the Lok Sabha passed a resolution against the opposition's disruptions. The incident highlights growing tensions between the ruling party and the opposition in Indian politics.

MP assembly adjourned after ruckus over Rahul Gandhi's remarks

​​While Sharma was speaking, both BJP as well as Opposition MLAs got to their feet and began to shout slogans. Amid the commotion, Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar urged the members to sit down. ​​As the slogan-shouting went on, he adjourned the house for 15 minutes. Gandhi, speaking in the Lok Sabha on Monday, took a swipe at the ruling BJP saying those who call themselves Hindus are engaged in "violence and hate", drawing massive protests from the members

Muslim Rashtra's rule has started in Bengal, state will merge with Bangladesh...: BJP's Khan attacks TMC

BJP MP Saumitra Khan accused the TMC of excessive Muslim appeasement, suggesting that in ten years, the TMC MPs might not return to Parliament. "Muslim Rashtra's rule has started there...this is the biggest problem," Khan stated, adding that Hindus in West Bengal are unable to say "Jai Shree Ram" or celebrate Saraswati and Kali Puja.

'Mob lynching increased after June 4': Asaduddin Owaisi's new 'Modiji ka bulldozer' jibe at BJP

Cannot be expunged from people's memories: RJD MP Manoj Jha on Rahul Gandhi's remarks in Parliament

After Rahul Gandhi's contentious remarks in Parliament were expunged, RJD leader Manoj Jha emphasized that while Parliament can erase records, the impact remains in people's memories. Gandhi's speech, accusing the BJP and RSS of promoting violence, led to protests and accusations of misrepresentation from the ruling NDA. Despite backlash, Gandhi defended his comments, distinguishing between BJP-RSS and the broader Hindu community.

Truth can be expunged in Modiji's world, but not in reality, says Rahul Gandhi on his fiery Parliament speech

​Earlier, on Monday, the Congress leader had addressed the House, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of preaching and spreading violence and hatred. Gandhi's remarks drew massive protests from the treasury benches and a rare intervention from the Prime Minister, who slammed the Congress leader for calling the entire Hindu community violent.

Portions of Rahul Gandhi's speech in Lok Sabha expunged

In Rahul Gandhi's maiden speech as Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, several contentious portions targeting the central government and its policies were expunged from the parliamentary records upon the Speaker's orders. His remarks, which included accusations against the BJP, RSS, and comments on Hindus, drew protests from the ruling party. Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of spreading violence and hatred, prompting strong rebuttals from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, who demanded an apology. The expunged sections also covered Gandhi's comments on minorities, industrialists like Adani and Ambani, and the Agniveer Scheme.

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.

Rahul Gandhi's appeasement politics starts and ends with Hindu hate: FM Nirmala Sitharaman

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in the Lok Sabha, accusing him of promoting Hindu hate and claiming his opposition alliance follows suit. Gandhi had stated that those identifying as Hindu are engaged in violence and hate, prompting backlash . Prime Minister Narendra Modi intervened, emphasising the seriousness of labeling the entire Hindu society as violent.

Rajya Sabha Chair expunges Kharge's remarks on PM poll speeches, RSS

During the Rajya Sabha debate on the Motion of Thanks to the President's address, Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge criticized Prime Minister Modi and the RSS, leading to many of his remarks being expunged by Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar. Dhankhar defended the RSS, highlighting its nationalistic work, and rejected Kharge’s use of newspaper clippings to support his claims. The session was marked by interruptions and strong objections from the BJP members

Narendra Modi, BJP and RSS are not the entire Hindu society: Rahul Gandhi's first speech as Lok Sabha LoP

In a fiery Lok Sabha address, Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of promoting "violence and hate" while claiming to be followers of Hinduism. His remarks provoked strong protests from BJP members, with PM Modi condemning the statement as a grave accusation against Hindus. Home Minister Amit Shah demanded an apology from Gandhi, referencing Congress's controversial past actions.

US religious freedom report notes violence against Indian minorities

The U.S. State Department's 2023 report on religious freedom in India detailed violent attacks on minority groups, including Muslims and Christians, involving killings, assaults, and vandalism of houses of worship. The report, released on Wednesday, stated that senior U.S. officials have continued to address concerns about religious freedom with Indian counterparts.

Narendra Modi first PM to lower discourse dignity: Former PM Manmohan Singh

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for conducting a divisive campaign ahead of the Punjab elections. Singh accused Modi of using hate speech and lowering the dignity of the prime minister's office. He also denied Modi's claims of Singh making divisive statements and emphasized the need to protect democracy and the Constitution. Singh highlighted the sacrifices of farmers, particularly from Punjab, during the recent protests at Delhi's borders.

Modi is first PM to lower dignity of public discourse, he indulged in most vicious form of hate speeches: Manmohan Singh to voters

In anticipation of Punjab's voting in the final phase of the 18th Lok Sabha polls on June 1st, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh penned a letter directed to the state's voters. In the letter, Singh expressed concerns regarding the divisive nature of the hate speeches delivered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, labeling them as the epitome of divisiveness.

How Google and Meta's Ad transparency reports reveal—and conceal—political Ad spend

Despite abundant data, Google and Meta’s ad transparency reports often obscure more than they reveal. While intended to enhance transparency, critics argue they create an illusion of openness, complicating the analysis of political ads and raising concerns about content moderation.

PM Modi should quit public life for indulging in Hindu-Muslim rhetoric: Mallikarjun Kharge

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes PM Narendra Modi for indulging in Hindu-Muslim rhetoric and fostering hatred through daily speeches. Kharge alleges PM Modi's intentions are not clean, giving hate speeches with references to buffaloes and allocating 15 percent budget to Muslims. Kharge questions Modi's consistency on statements about Hindu-Muslim issues and accuses him of dividing society.

PM 'unleashing hate speech' against Muslims from every available forum: Opposition

Opposition leaders like AAP MP Sanjay Singh and DMK spokesperson criticize PM Modi's divisive language, while BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi defends Modi's policies benefiting minorities.

TMC lodges complaint with Election Commission against Assam CM for hate speech

The Assam chapter of the Trinamool Congress has filed a complaint with the Election Commission, accusing Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of delivering a hate speech targeting the Muslim community while in Jharkhand.

Model Code of Conduct turned into 'Modi code of conduct' under BJP rule: Mamata Banerjee

Mamata Banerjee criticizes Election Commission for ignoring hate speeches by BJP, accusing PM Modi of targeting minorities and lower caste, demanding protection against violations of citizens' rights at Purulia rally.

EC issues notice to PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi days after BJP, Congress file complaints for MCC violations

The Election Commission has taken notice of alleged Moral Code of Conduct breaches by BJP's Narendra Modi and Congress' Rahul Gandhi, involving accusations of fostering religious, caste, and linguistic divisions. Both parties exchanged complaints, involving BJP's JP Nadda and Congress's Mallikarjuna Kharge. Congress filed a formal complaint against PM Modi.

Not showing fear or favour, well done, EC

By dealing with the latest round of complaints of alleged hate speeches made by politicians during recent election campaigns and rallies, EC has reassured all of us that it is a fair referee that's not intimidated by the position or post of the alleged violators of the model code of conduct.

Cases lodged against BJP MLAs Nitesh Rane, Geeta Jain for offensive speeches: Police to HC

Maharashtra police registered cases against BJP MLAs Nitesh Rane, Geeta Jain for offensive speeches during Thane district communal violence. Justices Dere, Deshpande instructed to verify speeches. Public Prosecutor Venegaonkar detailed hate speeches in Mira Bhayandar, Mumbai.

CPI(M) sends complaint against PM Modi over Rajasthan speech to Delhi Police chief

In a statement, the CPI(M) said party leaders Brinda Karat and Pushpinder Singh Grewal approached the Mandir Marg SHO to lodge a complaint against PM Modi.