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Amit Shah, Union Minister of Home and Cooperation, criticizes Congress for its alleged appeasement politics and vows to uphold key laws, including the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, for the welfare of the public. Shah emphasizes the Modi governments commitment to protecting persecuted minorities and modernizing Indias legal system. Meanwhile, Congress faces criticism for its stance on these issues as the election season progresses.

Assistant Sub Inspector of the Saidabad police station was suspended for shaking hands and hugging Hyderabad BJP MP candidate Madhavi Latha

Lok Sabha Elections News: Nadda criticized INDI Alliance leaders for scams. He accused Congress of disrespecting Lord Ram, highlighted infrastructure progress under Modi, and I

India News: NEW DELHI: The BJP on Monday won its first seat of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections with the party's Surat candidate being elected unopposed.

The Congress party faced a setback, with the Returning Officer rejecting its candidates' nomination forms on April 21.

India News: AGRA: Preparations are on for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally in Agra on April 25.

We told EC that he is a serial and habitual offender of spreading lies, hatching conspiracy and creating confusion, BJP national general secretary said

In the video widely circulated on social media, Uma Devi reached out to Madhavi Latha who was campaigning with party cadre in a locality in Hyderabad. Uma Devi shook hands with the Madhavi Latha, and hugged each other. Both were seen smiling and exchanging a few words.

During his recent campaign tour in Wayanad, AICC leader Rahul Gandhi engaged with locals, even travelling in an auto rickshaw while discussing the benefits of voting for Congress. Seeking re-election from Wayanad, Gandhi has taken on CPIs Annie Raja, while criticizing PM Modi and CM Pinarayi Vijayan. The trust between Congress and Left appears strained, with Gandhi questioning the EDs inaction against Vijayan. Despite facing criticism, Gandhi remains popular among local Muslims. However, some ar...

Vijender Singh, Indias Olympic medal-winning boxer turned politician, has shifted from the Congress to the BJP, a move he says has come at an emotional cost but is driven by his belief in the BJPs vision. He compares his switch to moving up a weight category in boxing, explaining that he made the change for a better platform to voice his views. Singh remains committed to his core values and plans to campaign for the BJP in certain regions during the ongoing elections. He praises PM Modis vision ...