The Aam Aadmi Party supremo rebuked Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav for blaming Punjab AAP for the rising level of air pollution in the national capital. Kejriwal said that it is being deliberately portrayed that only Punjab and AAP are the causes of air pollution.
The single bench of Justice Devan Ramachandran made the scathing observation while hearing a petition challenging Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan's decision to remove 15 members of the senate. The petition was filed by these 15 members.
While speaking to ANI Prithviraj Chavan alleged that interference from the Central Government and political instability caused investors to move out of Maharashtra state.
Slamming Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for leveling charges against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in alleged cash for the defection of MLA case, NV Subhash, official spokesperson of state BJP described the comment as " a lamp will blow more before it goes off".
"Recently some brokers from Delhi tried to buy Telangana's self-respect and offered Rs 100 crores to our leaders and asked them to leave the party and come along, but they (four MLAs) kicked the offer, by saying politics is not about getting sold, we are not groceries in a store," KCR said.
The BJP chief said that the AAP has left the contest even before the start of the polls which will take place on November 12, adding that they did so because the people of Himachal know about "their exploits in Delhi and Punjab".
"Targeted killings of Kashmiri pandits are taking place, whose government is there? The Kashmiri Pandits have been protesting in Jammu for the past six months. Today, Farooq Abdullah nor I am in power. There is a BJP government at the Centre. Why are the Kashmiri Pandits compelled to flee?"
Hitting out at Sibal's remarks, Chandrasekhar said that the UPA government wanted to work with China and have the governments of the world "control the internet by taking it to an organisation".