Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday slammed Congress over its promise to restore quota for Muslims in Karnataka and talking of an increase in quota to six per cent and said that the party should make it clear if it will slash the benefits of SCs, STs, Lingayats or Vokkaligas.
The ongoing rift between the Pakistan government and the Supreme Court escalated after Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Sunday said that the judiciary should be held accountable for illegal and unconstitutional steps taken during the past 75 years, Geo News reported.
While talking to ANI, Irfan Ansari said, "BJP people are sitting in movie theatres and applauding the movie. They should focus on real issues. I demand a ban on 'The Kerala Story'. Such acts of BJP will not be tolerated in the state".
While addressing the mediapersons, Kailash Vijayvargiya said," I have never seen such a film in my life. I want to thank Chief Minister Shivraj Singh for making this film tax-free. This film should also be shown to our children because it is based on a true incident. They should know exactly
While addressing a press conference in Hubballi, CM Sukhu said," BJP always talks about controlling inflation but failed in their promise. Now they are giving a religious angle to this election after failing to deliver on multiple promises. You should form a Congress government in Karnataka
Former Maharashtra minister Aaditya Thackeray on Sunday expressed "serious concern" over the prevailing violence in Manipur. Hitting out at the BJP, which is in power at the Centre, he said that the Central government should be focusing to bring the situation under control in the northeaster
Kerala Catholic Bishops Council (KCBC) president Cardinal Baselios Cleemis has issued a press release demanding to the Central Government that it should take necessary steps to restore peace in Manipur.
Tayidul Islam told ANI that the intention of the movie is very obvious that it is trying to create a communal divide in the country and added that every citizen of India should raise their voice against the movie.
CM Gehlot told reporters, "The Election Commission should ban Prime Minister Narendra Modi from campaigning in the election. You can read the law. Those who openly talk about religion in elections are prohibited. The PM talks about religion openly, so he should be banned from campaigning."
"The Lieutenant Governor, who was accompanied by Minister of State for External Affairs and Culture Meenakashi Lekhi, instructed officials concerned to take special care in repair and restoration works and directed them that carved stones and relics found at the site and during restoration s
MP Pandey said that the issues shown in the film have been taking place in Chhattisgarh continuously so it is not only the story of Kerala but also of Bengal, Chhattisgarh and the entire country. She further said that the CM should declare the film tax-free in the state.