Kharge’s Kerala rally speech has triggered a nationwide political response, with BJP leaders calling it insulting as campaigning heats up before the April 9 assembly elections.
A political storm erupts in Assam as claims of foreign links and passport allegations dominate campaign discourse, adding fresh tension ahead of voting day.
The Congress MP hit back, saying Rahul Gandhi was the only one who did not bend before the BJP.
Observers note that the coordinated and relentless attack against Rahul Gandhi reflects more than a mere reaction.
The episode marks the latest flashpoint in the escalating political rivalry with the BJP calling the disruption of a major international event an act of treason and the Congress defending it as an exercise of constitutional rights.
Opposition MLAs also staged a protest outside the House, displaying empty steel plates as a symbol of the state government’s directionless budget, its empty coffers, and the rising debt on the people of the state.
Meanwhile, BJP workers and leaders demonstrated in front of the office. The National ST Commission has sought a report from the district authorities on the death of the candidate, while the BJP raised the issue in Parliament as well.
In a post on X, CM Sarma said the case was filed in connection with what he described as “false, malicious and defamatory” allegations levelled against him during a Congress press conference.
Slams Opposition, says Rahul Gandhi’s ‘mohabbat ki dukan’ spreads hatred; calls Congress anti-Sikh; “Even developed nations are acting against illegal residents, but here pressure is being put on courts,” he says, attacking TMC
'As I said, PM Modi will not come to Parliament because he is scared and doesn’t want to face the truth', says Rahul Gandhi
