The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) earlier in the day launched a blistering attack on Mamata Banerjee, holding her responsible for large-scale corruption in the state's school recruitment process.
In a letter to the Prime Minister, Mahato alleged that the state's education sector has been plagued by corruption, nepotism, and bribery, denying thousands of meritorious students their rightful opportunities.
"Today is a historic day when Parliament, by approving the 'Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025', has put an end to an era of injustice and corruption that had persisted for years and ushered in an era of justice and equality," Shah posted on X.
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut lauded the Waqf Amendment Bill, crediting Prime Minister Narendra Modi for addressing legal loopholes. She emphasized that no institution or individual should be above the Constitution and highlighted the government's efforts to combat corruption and inefficiencies.
BJP MP Anurag Thakur argues for a Waqf law amendment, calling it a source of corruption. He thanks several organisations, including Catholic and Muslim bodies, for supporting the cause, emphasising the need for empowerment, efficiency, and development under the new UMMEED framework.
AAP MLA Gopal Rai responded to the recent report from the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) concerning the 'Prevention of Air Pollution from Vehicles.' He highlighted that the report did not include any references to "corruption."
"... Waqf is like a dream come true for poor Muslims. This is going to fix their plight. This bill is going to end the corruption prevailing in Waqf and the nexus of real estate and builders. This bill will be the roadmap for the underprivileged education, employment, house, and basic nee
"Most of the parties of the nation are against this bill. The political parties will oppose it. Samajwadi Party is also against this bill. We will oppose this in the Parliament. The big decisions taken by the BJP have failed to benefit the public. They finished reservations for Anglo-Indi
Despite his initial proclamations to the world, Yunus and his advisors have been accused of engaging in practices that contradict the values they promised to uphold.
Amit Shah on Sunday slammed former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, calling his 1990-2005 tenure an era of "Jungle Raj" and accusing his government of corruption and misgovernance, particularly citing the fodder scam.
Former Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav on Saturday urged the Rouse Avenue Court in New Delhi to discharge him in the IRCTC corruption case, asserting that there is no evidence to frame charges against him.