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Lok Sabha Elections News: Prime Minister Modi and other BJP leaders have been relentless in their attacks against the Congress over its manifesto pitch of undertaking socio-eco

Usman Ghani, who condemned PM Modis recent remarks on Muslims, said he being a Muslim himself, was ‘disappointed’ by what the prime minister said.

India News: NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi ripped into Congress on Wednesday over Sam Pitroda’s remark on inheritance tax, saying Congress will “loot you.

Ever since the inheritance tax was abolished in 1985, it keeps hitting the news from time to time. Many times it is speculated before the presentation of the Union budget if the finance minister would re-impose the inheritance tax. Many countries impose inheritance tax in different ways. Pitrodas comments have brought it back into the discussion again.

Congress President M Mallikarjun Kharge has appealed to the people of his home district of Kalaburagi to attend his funeral if they believe he worked for them, even if they dont wish to vote for the party candidate in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Kharge, who won the Lok Sabha elections in 2009 and 2014 but lost in 2019, said he would continue in politics until his last breath to "defeat" the BJP and RSS ideology.

SP leader Dimple Yadav while attacking PM Modi stated that the party must clarify "who took away the Mangalsutra of soldiers wives" following the Pulwama incident. Yadavs remarks alluded to Modis accusations during an election rally, suggesting that if Congress were to assume power, it would redistribute wealth to Muslims.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been wooing voters with a campaigning blitz in Karnataka. It is a battleground state in the ongoing national election in which Mr Modi is seeking a rare third term in power. Half of Karnataka will begin voting on Apr 26 in an election process that runs in seven phases until the s

Lok Sabha Elections News: HAZARIBAGH: A conglomeration of right-wing groups will field a joint candidate against the BJP’s nominee Manish Jaiswal in the hazaribagh parliamentar.

During his speech, Shah criticized the so-called ‘INDI Alliance’, and asserted that the coalition between the Communists and Congress was misleading. - Newsx

India News: SHIMLA: As the election day is drawing nearer the war of words is escalating between ruling Congress and opposition BJP in Himachal Pradesh.