Prime Minister Narendra Modi hit out at the Congress-ruled government of Rajasthan, alleging that the state has not seen any government that has committed more "atrocities" against women than the present governmen had done during their last five years of rule.
Addressing a press conference here in Jaipur, on the last day of the campaign for the Rajasthan Assembly elections, Amit Shah said that the state witnessed several incidents as an example of the appeasement politics by the Gehlot-led Congress government.
With Rajasthan set to witness assembly polls on Saturday,the star campaigners from BJP and Congress held rallies and launched attacks at each other. BJP has been persistently accusing the Congress of appeasement over vote bank politics while Rahul Gandhi sharpened its attack on the BJP br
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis expressed confidence in Narendra Modi securing a third term as Prime Minister saying that the way he has taken the country forward, his upcoming tenure will be a defining moment for India.
Amid election campaigning, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLC K Kavitha alleged that Congress leaders attacked BRS candidate from Bodhan Assembly constituency and the party cadre.
Jana Sena Party president and actor Pawan Kalyan said that he was "saddened to see the plight of Telangana" becoming home to corruption and commissions, during a public meeting in Warangal on Wednesday.
Comparing the governance of BJP and Congress, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that the policies of PM Modi has taken the country's economy from 11th to 5th position globally while Congress leader Sonia Gandhi is repeatedly engaged in relaunching her son Rahul Gandhi in the politics.
Launching the party's campaign for the Telangana assembly election on Wednesday, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Chief Mayawati took a swipe at the previous Congress government on Wednesday, stating that the OBC community got reservations due to the struggles and hard work of the BSP, not becau
Invoking the 'Red Diary' to fire a fresh salvo at the Congress government in poll-bound Rajasthan, BJP national president JP Nadda on Wednesday said all names in the 'Laal Diary' will come out in public domain on November 25 and December 3.