As Kharge's Remark Sparks Row, 'Heckler' Clarifies 'Modi Won't Go Anywhere' Remark
Santosh Kumar says he was mistaken for a BJP supporter and assaulted after his comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi was cut short, prompting a police complaint.
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The man who interrupted Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's speech in Patna has been identified as Santosh Kumar. Santosh, who was from Chhapra, said that Congress members mistook him for a BJP member. The uproar at the Srikrishna Singh birth anniversary event and Kharge's remarks have sparked controversy.
'Kharge referred to Modi's...': Cong on 'baap' remark
A political controversy has erupted after Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's "baap" remarks, with the Congress claiming a BJP worker first insulted Kharge's father, prompting his retort. The BJP has strongly condemned Kharge's language, calling it indecent and reflecting the Congress's ideological bankruptcy, while the Congress alleges repeated insults against its chief.
Read The person who said "Modi won't go..." turns out to be a Congress worker; Amit Shah and Nitin Navin lash out over Kharge's remarks. - Gallinews India
The person who said “Modi won’t go…” turns out to be a Congress worker; Amit Shah and Nitin Navin lash out over Kharge’s remarks. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has once again stirred a political controversy with his statements. During a Congress public rally held in Patna, Bihar, on October 25, 2026, a young man remarked […]
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