Will Tamil Nadu's TVK and DMK be together in INDIA bloc nationally? Stalin's party tells mediator to 'speak to Vijay'
Kerala and Bengal model won't work in Tamil Nadu, a DMK MP has said; but DMK has not quite exited the INDIA bloc even as Cong went with Vijay's TVK in state
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'Won't rest until they are hanged': Kejriwal counters BJP's 'political Hindu' attack amid Ram Mandir theft row
Arvind Kejriwal escalated his political attack on the BJP, linking opposition to Sundarkand recitation with demonic tendencies. He performed a Sundarkand Path, vowing punishment for those who allegedly looted donations. The BJP dismissed the event as a political gimmick and theatrics by a "political Hindu." Delhi BJP president Harsh Malhotra stated Kejriwal invokes religion only during election periods.
INDIA bloc to raise Ram temple, NEET paper leak issues in Monsoon session: RJD’s Sudhakar Singh
Sudhakar Singh said the Opposition would also strongly resist legislations such as ‘One Nation, One Election’, delimitation and other measures that, according to him, weaken the Constitution and democratic rights.
‘Don’t you dare lie’: Karnataka minister suspends BMTC bus conductor during surprise inspection; video sparks debate
In one of the videos posted on X, the minister is seen reprimanding a conductor for allegedly not stopping the bus at a designated bus stop.
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