"Only a misogynistic man can give a flying kiss to women MPs in Parliament. Such an instance was never witnessed before. This shows what he thinks of women. This is obscene,” said Smriti Irani in Parliament. Her remarks came as Rahul Gandhi gave a flying kiss to BJP members in Parliament while leaving.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not visiting Manipur during his speech at No-Confidence Motion. "PM Modi ke liye Manipur Hindustan nahi hai (for PM Modi, Manipur is not a part of India)," said Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi recalled a conversation with a woman whose son was shot dead in Manipur. Quoting the woman, he said, "The entire night, I was lying with my son's body. I was scared and I left my home." He said, "They have killed Hindustan in Manipur."
While speaking on no-trust motion, Rahul Gandhi recalled a conversation with a woman whose son was shot dead in Manipur. Quoting the woman, he said, "The entire night, I was lying with my son's body. I was scared and I left my home." He said, "They have killed Hindustan in Manipur."
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said, "Today, I won't speak on Adani." He cited famous Persian poet Rumi and said he won't launch an all-out attack on the BJP. "I want to speak from my heart today. I won't launch a fierce attack on the government today like I always do," he said.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, upon leaving 10 Janpath, stopped his car to assist an individual who had fallen off a scooter in a minor accident. A video capturing this incident circulated on various social media platforms. In the video, Rahul can be seen stopping his vehicle, approaching the scene of the accident, and inquiring about the condition of the person involved. After ensuring their well-being with a handshake, he subsequently departed from the location.
A speeding truck veered off the road after losing balance and collided with multiple vehicles a highway in Himachal Pradesh's Shimla district. The truck, laden with apples, ensnared four vehicles in its path. The accident claimed two lives.
Leader of Congress in the Lok Sabha, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said, "Rahul Gandhi will speak today. He will begin from our side at 12 noon." The Lok Sabha is expected to witness a fiery session for the second day in a row as the Opposition will resume its debate on the no-confidence motion.
As the Opposition and treasury benches exchange barbs over Rahul Gandhi's withdrawal as lead speaker on the no-trust motion debate, we raise these questions -- no-confidence motion: Who won Round 1? Is Congress setting the stage for Rahul vs Modi showdown?
The Haryana government's bulldozer action in violence-hit Nuh is now under the scanner.
In a major accident on the Theog-Chaila road in Himachal Pradesh's Shimla district, a truck veered off the road after losing balance and collided with multiple vehicles in its vicinity. The truck, laden with apples, ensnared four vehicles in its path. The accident claimed two lives. The bodies are currently en route to Theog Hospital. The incident unfolded as the apple-laden trolley, en route from Narkanda to a market outside Himachal via Rajgarh-Solan, mistakenly diverted towards Chhaila Bazar due to driver error. Investigations suggest the accident resulted from brake failure in the trolley, which caused a total of four vehicles to be caught in its aftermath. One of them got stuck beneath the truck, and was removed with the help of a JCB. The video of the accident is viral.
In an exclusive interview with India Today, TMC MP Derek O'Brien said that the opposition parties are just asking the Prime Minister to come to the parliament.
The No-Confidence Motion debate was initiated by Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi and not Rahul Gandhi.
When asked for his reaction on getting back his 12 Tughlaq Lane bungalow in Delhi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said, "Mera ghar pura Hindustan hai (entire Hindustan is my home)".
Arguing against the no-confidence motion, Union minister Kiren Rijiju said India could win 7 Olympic medals in Tokyo due to PM Modi's efforts. He further added that when he used to play, he could have won more medals for India if Narendra Modi was the PM.
Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde recited ‘Hanuman Chalisa’ during no-trust motion debate in Lok Sabha. The long-anticipated discussion on the no-confidence motion against the government led by PM Narendra Modi in Lok Sabha commenced on Tuesday.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has been reallotted his 12 Tughlaq Lane bungalow in Delhi, a day after his parliamentary membership was restored.
Sougata Ray, Trinamool Congress MP from Dum Dum, during the no-confidence motion debate in Lok Sabha, said, "I am not here to speak about the (banned) BBC documentary or Gujarat riots." "BJP has stopped all money to West Bengal after having lost elections there. The amount held back is Rs 7,300 crore," Ray said. "This government is a government of heartless. They send delegations to Bengal, but not one delegation has gone to Manipur." He also said that whoever loved India would organically "hate Modi".
DMK MP Thalikkottai R Baalu spoke during the no-confidence motion debate in Lok Sabha. He referred to the prime minister as his "dear friend" and asked where he was as Manipur was burning. He said that the prime minister, otherwise, was so aggressive so "where is he now". "The public has elected him to come to Parliament, what's holding him back," Baalu said. Questioning the prime minister over his alleged silence over developments in Manipur, the DMK MP said that the European Parliament and British Parliament have condemned the lawlessness in the state and accused the BJP-led government.
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey responded to Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi during no-trust motion debate in Lok Sabha. Earlier, Rahul Gandhi was supposed to speak in place of Gogoi. Responding to the change in Congress speakers’ list, Dubey said, “Maybe Rahul Gandhi wasn’t ready today or maybe he woke late. Gaurav Gogoi spoke well. I am a victim of turbulent times of Manipur. My uncle suffered there and was injured.”
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi, initiating the debate on no-trust motion in Lok Sabha, said that “Opposition alliance was clear, it wanted PM Modi to make a statement on Manipur in House but he chose to be silent. This no-confidence motion is our compulsion. This was never about numbers but about seeking justice for Manipur.” He questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence on Manipur issue and asked him to visit the violence-hit state with his team.
