Reacting to the Delhi government’s approval of a ₹2,500 honorarium for women in the city, Leader of Opposition (LoP) and former Chief Minister Atishi criticized the move, calling it another jumla (empty promise) by the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday criticized the BJP’s election manifesto, calling it a “Jumla Patra” (a document of false promises) and urged the Union Home Minister Amit Shah to focus on the security of the residents rather than jumlas.
Former Union Finance Minister Yahswant Sinha dubbed the move as jumla and questioned the government's intent, citing legal complexities and lack of time as the current session of Parliament is scheduled to end on Tuesday.
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s claim of achieving 100 per cent village electrification is…
Icking holes with the latest Economic Survey tabled in Parliament, former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram said on Tuesday said that…
