The Congress party, stating that the Ayodhya Ram Temple donation theft issue will reverberate in the Parliament's monsoon session, demanded a Supreme Court-monitored investigation into the case while questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence on the matter.
Uttarakhand BJP president Mahendra Bhatt said the Congress party, which did not speak out against a multi-crore scam at a Dargah in Uttar Pradesh, has no right to criticize the Ram Temple scandal in Ayodhya.
Addressing a press conference, Congress leader and AICC Chairman of the Media and Publicity Department Pawan Khera cited SEBI’s interim order and claimed that the findings pointed towards “one of the largest financial misrepresentation scandals in India’s corporate history.”
Senior leaders of the Congress party on Wednesday paid tributes to India’s first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, on his death anniversary, remembering him as the architect of modern India and praising his contributions to democracy, scientific progress, social justice, and institution-building.
The Congress party on Friday took cudgels for BJP legislator and former minister Arvind Pandey, who has lodged a complaint with the party's Central leadership against Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dham of threat to his life, which has gone viral in social media.
While his convoy was on its way to the Bhiwandi court in Thane BJP workers shouted slogans and showed him black flags at Mulund toll booth.
In a terse statement, Gandhi questioned the Prime Minister’s standing in trade negotiations. “The PM is compromised. His betrayal now stands exposed,” he said.
Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Saturday mounted a strong criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning the circumstances under which the India-US trade agreement was announced allegedly compromising the national interests.
In an official statement, the party said Kharge and Gandhi would lead the programme being organised to safeguard farmers’ interests and amplify concerns over provisions in the trade deal that it believes could harm India’s agricultural community.
Addressing media persons, Supriya Shrinate, Chairperson of the party’s Social Media and Digital Platforms, alleged that legal provisions were being misused to suppress AI-generated political satire and dissent.
