"Let’s Face Each Other Head-on!": Amit Shah Accepts Rahul Gandhi’s Debate Challenge
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah accepted Rahul Gandhi’s debate challenge and urged him to discuss the issues inside Parliament.
- Shah said the government could call a special Parliament session to discuss the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls if Congress formally requested one.
- Shah criticized Congress for blaming electoral-roll revision for election losses, noting that the party had also lost elections when no such exercise occurred.
- Speaking at a BJP rally in Karnal, Shah said the BJP would respond to Congress in Parliament, state assemblies, villages, and public spaces.
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Write to PM, debate SIR in Parliament: Amit Shah tells Rahul
Karnal: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday, November 5, accepted Rahul Gandhi’s debate challenge but urged the Leader of the Opposition to take up substantive issues for discussion in Parliament. Addressing a rally during the BJP’s ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ foot march in Karnal, Shah challenged Gandhi to take up the debate in Parliament, saying … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Poli…
Ready for special Parliament session on SIR: Shah accepts Rahul Gandhi's debate challenge
Amit Shah accepted Rahul Gandhi's challenge to debate the electoral roll revision in Parliament. He said the government could convene a special session if Congress formally requested it.
"Let’s face each other head-on!": Amit Shah accepts Rahul Gandhi’s debate challenge
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday accepted the debate challenge posed by the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, while counter-challenging him to discuss any substantial issues inside the Parliament.
Amit Shah Accepts Rahul Gandhi’s Debate Challenge
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday responded to Rahul Gandhi’s challenge for a debate, asking the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha to take up the discussion inside Parliament rather than holding political rallies. Speaking at the BJP’s ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ foot march in Karnal, Haryana, Shah said the government was […]
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