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"Yet another headline-grabbing exercise": Congress targets Centre for declaring June 25 as "Constitution Murder Day"

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that the day would serve as a reminder of the significant sacrifices endured by those who faced the severe hardships of the 1975 Emergency, highlighting their immense contributions.

Congress, INDIA bloc will raise Manipur issue with full force in Parliament: Rahul Gandhi

The Congress and the INDIA bloc, led by Rahul Gandhi, are intensifying efforts in Parliament to push for peace in Manipur following recent violence. Gandhi calls for Prime Minister Modi to personally visit Manipur and address the ongoing tragedy. Despite multiple visits and efforts, the situation remains dire with homes destroyed and families displaced.

All works are carried out under the guidance of PM Modi: Manipur CM Biren Singh

In Manipur, Chief Minister N Biren Singh responded to criticism from the Congress over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's absence by emphasizing that efforts to restore peace are guided by the Prime Minister. Singh defended the government's actions, stating that all state and central operations, including security and relief work, are conducted under Modi's counsel. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition, visited the region and expressed disappointment at the ongoing ethnic strife, urging Modi to visit Manipur to hear the concerns of its people.

'There is no question of PM coming or not coming…': Manipur CM N Biren Singh

Video: 'Please respect what I am saying...': Rahul Gandhi walks out of press conference on Manipur

Rahul Gandhi abruptly left after clashing with journalists' questions. Gandhi highlighted the natural beauty of Manipur, a state that has been suffering from continuous riots since May 2023. He requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit Manipur to give solace to the ethnic violence-affected people of the state. Gandhi also said that the Congress will do everything it can to bring peace to Manipur.

PM Modi should take up with Putin recruitment of Indians to fight Ukraine war: Owaisi

AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi on Monday called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss with Russian President Vladimir Putin the presence of Indian nationals "serving" in the Russian Army. Owaisi also urged Modi to stop the recruitment of Indians for the Ukraine war and to ensure that Indians stuck in the war zone are brought back home. Modi is currently headed to Russia.

PM Modi goes to Moscow while Rahul heads for Assam, Manipur: Congress

The Congress party has criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not visiting Manipur amid ongoing violence, while Rahul Gandhi makes his third visit to the state. Modi has stated that the Centre is working to restore normalcy in Manipur, with over 500 arrests made and relief efforts underway.

'We will defeat Narendra Modi and BJP in Gujarat', says Rahul Gandhi in Ahmedabad

Will defeat Modi and BJP in Gujarat just like we defeated them in Ayodhya: Rahul Gandhi to Congress workers

Rahul Gandhi asserted today that Congress will defeat the ruling BJP in Gujarat, addressing party workers in Ahmedabad. He also highlighted the INDI alliance's role in countering the Ram Mandir movement in Ayodhya initiated by Lal Krishna Advani, criticizing the exclusion of locals from the temple inauguration. Gandhi's visit to Gujarat follows clashes between BJP and Congress supporters over his remarks, resulting in FIRs and the arrest of five Congress members.

Modi govt could fall in August: Lalu Prasad Yadav

RJD president Lalu Prasad claimed on Friday that the Narendra Modi government at the Centre is "weak" and could "fall" as early as next month. He made this statement at a function in Patna to mark the 28th anniversary of the party he had founded by splitting the Janata Dal.

Modi in Rajya Sabha: 'Given full freedom...,' PM defends ED, CBI actions on Opposition

Addressing allegations of political bias, Modi said that the government does not interfere with these agencies, stating, "Maine karwahi karne k liye khuli chooth dekh rahi hai, sarkar kahi pe tang nahi, par apna kaam imandari se kare" (I have given them full freedom to act, the government does not interfere, but they must do their work with honesty).

Violence declining in Manipur, schools reopened in most parts: PM Modi in Rajya Sabha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Rajya Sabha, highlighting a decline in violence in Manipur and the reopening of schools across most parts of the state. He emphasized ongoing efforts by the Centre, in collaboration with the state government and others, to restore complete peace. Modi also noted significant law enforcement actions, including the arrest of more than 500 individuals and the registration of over 11,000 FIRs in Manipur.

PM Modi in Rajya Sabha: Fight against terrorism in J-K in last stage

Replying to the Motion of Thanks on the President's address, the prime minister said that during the past several decades, shutdowns, strikes, terrorist threats and attempts to carry out bomb blasts have been kind of a dark shadow on democracy.

PM has still not visited Manipur: Congress slams Modi's remarks on violence-hit state in Rajya Sabha

In his reaction to the remarks, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said, "Today in the Rajya Sabha, after months of absolute silence on the issue, the non-biological PM made the astounding claim that the situation in Manipur is normal."

PM Modi on Manipur violence in Rajya Sabha: 'Those stoking fire won't be spared...'

Opposition has been defeated; now they are shouting and running away: PM Modi in RS

From 'balak buddhi' to 'khatakhat' day: Highlights of PM Modi's attack on Rahul Gandhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a significant address in the Lok Sabha during the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address, outlining key points and responding to various issues. His speech covered crucial aspects of India's development agenda, amidst both appreciation and disruption in the parliamentary session.

PM Modi taunts Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha as a kid who fell from cycle and scored 99/543; calls him 'Baalak Buddhi'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi mocked Rahul Gandhi by likening him to a child who is praised after falling off a cycle and boasting a score of 99. This came after Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of promoting violence during a Lok Sabha debate, sparking protests. Modi and other BJP leaders criticized Gandhi, demanding an apology, while parts of his speech were expunged.

Lok Sabha speech: Narendra Modi says BJP government ensures justice for all, appeasement for none

In his reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address in the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that appeasement has harmed India since Independence, but the BJP-led government has ensured "justice for all, appeasement for none." Amidst this, opposition protests demanded "justice for Manipur." | in Parliament Live

Truth can be expunged in Modi's world, not in reality: Rahul Gandhi

Opposition upset as first time a non-Congress leader became PM for third term: Narendra Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged NDA MPs on Tuesday to adhere to parliamentary rules and conduct, while learning from senior members about best practices. This advice comes a day after Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition, was accused by the ruling alliance of delivering a "most irresponsible" speech.

Rahul Gandhi raises NEET issue in Lok Sabha, Congress claims his mic was turned off

The Lok Sabha session on Friday was contentious as the Opposition demanded an immediate discussion on the NEET issue. Rahul Gandhi's microphone was allegedly turned off, sparking a heated exchange with Speaker Om Birla. Congress shared a video, accusing the government of silencing the Opposition. The NEET exams, marred by a paper leak controversy, are under CBI investigation.

Lok Sabha session: Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduces his Council of Ministers