An FIR against Rana, who is seeking a fresh term from the Amravati constituency of Maharashtra in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, was registered at the Shadnagar police station in the state.
Distancing the Congress party from Mani Shankar Aiyar's pro Pakistan comments, Congress candidate from North West Delhi Lok Sabha seat, Udit Raj said that Shankar does not hold the official position in the party, and his remarks are personal.
In a post on X, Congress leader Pawan Khera wrote, "Indian National Congress dissociates itself completely from and disagrees totally with some remarks made by Mani Shankar Aiyar few months back which have been revived today by the BJP in its attempt to deflect attention from Prime Minister
In an April 15 interview with 'Chill Pill' Aiyar, Aiyar said that Pakistan is a respected nation that also possesses an atom bomb so India must enter into a dialogue with them.
New Delhi [India], May 10: The Social House, in collaboration with German NGOs 'Viva con Agua' and 'Welthungerhilfe', concluded its remarkable journey with the culmination of the fifth and final event in the "Voice for Change" series. This milestone marks not only the end of a successful se
After Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar triggered a fresh row by claiming that India should "respect" Pakistan because it has an "atom bomb," the Bharatiya Janata Party came down heavily on the Congress and said that the party love for the neighbor is "never-ending."
Tearing into former Indian Overseas Congress chairman Sam Pitroda over his racist remark against Indians, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Friday said his statement 'lowered' the level of political discourse in the country.
Reacting strongly to BJP leader Navneet Rana's "15 second" controversial remark, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Thursday asked the election commission to take action against her over the "provocative" statement.
BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla slammed Congress Lok Sabha candidate from Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh Kantilal Bhuria, saying, the statement "those with two wives will get Rs 2 lakh if his party comes to power", reflects the "disgusting thinking" of the party and is a "guarantee for vote ba
Former Union Minister and the Congress Lok Sabha candidate from Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh Kantilal Bhuria on Thursday stirred controversy by saying those with two wives will get Rs 2 lakh if his party comes to power.
In response to AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi's controversial "15-minute" remark made in 2013, AIMIM Bihar President Akhtarul Iman defended him, stating that Owaisi intended to resolve tensions between Hindus and Muslims if given 15 minutes.