EC allots scissors symbol to Pappu Yadav
Former MP Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav has not withdrawn his nomination for the Lok Sabha election from Bihar's Purnea seat despite being asked by Congress to take back his name.
Former MP Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav has not withdrawn his nomination for the Lok Sabha election from Bihar's Purnea seat despite being asked by Congress to take back his name.
The former parliamentarian expressed his gratitude to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, and top leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. He vowed to strengthen the party in Bihar.
The incident took place near Devkuli village area late night on Sunday. Locals of the area noticed the accident, and alerted the police.
"Those who believe in Sanatan Islam would not involve in gruesome murder on the basis of provocation by a person. I want the Supreme Court to take cognisance of the matter and monitor the investigation," he added.
The call for bandh had been given by the Left parties but its impact was impressive given the way the protest received the support of all Opposition parties in the state and also 11 students’ Unions.
Carrying a sackful of onion on his head, the Jan Aadhikar Party (JAP) chief has been selling onions to the poor at a subsidized rate.
According to an official report, more than 7,300 incidents of rape/gang-rape have taken place in the past six years of the Nitish Kumar regime.
Rival Sharad Yadav has now been fielded as RJD-led Grand Alliance candidate and he is facing challenge from none other than Pappu Yadav who was elected on the RJD ticket last time
A disastrous or poor performance in the elections will, thus, obviously ruin their career and deny them the bargaining capacity in the Bihar Assembly elections scheduled next year.
“The rally will prove who are the ones who stand with Hindustan and who stand with Pakistan. Those who attend the rally of Prime Minister Modi would mean they support India while those who skip it would obviously be backing Pakistan and will be treated as traitors,” the Union minister had told the local media.
