Hitting back at senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh for questioning the BJP's pitch of 'Ab ki baar 400 paar' (beyond 400 seats this time), going into the Lok Sabha elections, former Uttarakhand chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said on Tuesday the Opposition had run out of options oth
Bhartiya Janata party leader Jairam Thakur on Tuesday lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts, stating that the government's initiatives have effectively lifted over 250 million people out of poverty, a feat unmatched by previous administrations.
Speaking to ANI, the Congress leader took a jibe at the BJP which aims to win more than 400 seats (out of total 543) in the Lok Sabha elections by the NDA, a feat achieved only once in India's history - by the Congress under Rajiv Gandhi in 1984 and said that it is easy to set a goal and giv
The Congress on Monday complained to the Election Commission of India against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his objectionable comments against the party manifesto, saying it had an imprint of the Muslim League.
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh lashed out at the centre and raised questions over the death of a sanitation worker due to a gas leak in Varanasi and promised to end manual scavenging.
Jairam Ramesh, the Congress General Secretary in Charge of Communications, took to X and alleged that the ruling party does not hesitate to topple governments or use 'ill-gotten electoral bonds chanda' to buy and sell MLAs in desperate bids to cling to power.
"Amit Shah got all excited and agitated because Khargeji inadvertently exposed the Modi-Shah gameplan on Article 371; now that they have gotten Article 370 out of the way," Ramesh said in a post on X.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that the opposition party is cut off from the hopes and aspirations of today's India and its manifesto reflects the thinking that Muslim League had during the freedom movement.
After the 6 MLAs of Congress switched to BJP, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu asked how much money did the rebel MLAs recieved stating that the truth should come out among the public .
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh on Friday took to X, and hoped that the PM would find some time to address key questions posed by his party during his public rally in Rajasthan's Churu while "unleashing his regular flood of propaganda".