BJP MP Ravi Kishan slams Rahul Gandhi, says Congress disrupting public life in Delhi
Ravi Kishan said the Opposition is misleading 150-200 youths and causing inconvenience to patients and commuters during the protests.
- On Monday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi led opposition leaders in a march to the Supreme Court, protesting alleged "vote theft" and the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
- The march followed nationwide protests demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, with petitioners filing a plea under Article 32 of the Constitution seeking an independent audit of voter deletions.
- A viral video showing Gandhi and Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar sparked political tensions; the BJP alleged Gandhi "insulted" the Chief Minister, but Shivakumar denied being pushed, asserting Gandhi showed concern for his safety.
- Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya accused Gandhi of "thuggery" and "arrogance," claiming the incident insulted the dignity of 7 crore Kannadigas; the BJP noted the Supreme Court reportedly returned the opposition's petition with 14 defects.
- Opposition leaders vowed to continue their agitation nationwide, calling the march a stand against state intimidation, while Gandhi accused the government of "bullying" tactics and pledged not to back down.
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Telangana advocates protest against Rahul Gandhi
In a strong show of opposition, advocates gathered outside the Telangana High Court Bar Council Gate in Hyderabad on October 13, to register their anger against the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, and senior leaders of the Congress party. The legal fraternity condemned the actions of the Congress leadership near the Supreme Court premises in New Delhi, describing them as an attempt to threaten, intimidate, and undermine the …
While Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar joined Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders on the streets of New Delhi demanding the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, police cracked down on protests in Bengaluru that same day. At least 100 protesters were detained in Congress-ruled Karnataka.
Rahul Gandhi didn't push me, clarifies Shivakumar
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has refuted claims that Rahul Gandhi pushed him during a protest march in Delhi, clarifying that Gandhi was concerned for his safety. This comes after a viral video sparked a political slugfest between the Congress and the BJP, with the latter accusing Gandhi of insulting the state.
Rahul Gandhi vows to fight ‘to the end’ to restore democracy, targets Modi government over electoral integrity
Rahul Gandhi has vowed to continue the opposition’s fight to restore democracy, accusing the Modi government of undermining constitutional values and electoral integrity. He also challenged restrictions on protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.
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