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India News: NEW DELHI: Raking up the Godhra train arson, Prime Minister Modi on Saturday accused RJD president Lalu Prasad of having tried to 'save' those respons.

Darbhanga (Bihar), May 4 (PTI) Raking up the 2002 Godhra train arson, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday charged RJD president Lalu Prasad with having tried to “save” those responsible for burning alive more than 60 kar sevaks “during the rule of Sonia madam”.

Caste dynamics are a crucial factor in Indias politics, influencing alliances and strategies. Rajya Sabha member Parshottam Rupala recently faced controversy over his comments on Kshatriyas, but the BJP has supported him. Caste-based movements, like Patel quota agitations and Dalit protests, have reshaped Gujarats political landscape. Despite Kshatriya protests against Rupala, the BJP has stood by him, highlighting its focus on non-Kshatriya votes. The partys ability to navigate caste dynamics r...

Critics says a slew of new films points to an emerging genre that aligns with the ruling BJP’s ideology.

Modi, who addressed an election rally at Darbhanga in north Bihar, recalled the incident that took place while he was the chief minister of Gujarat, alleging that the opposition parties always practice politics of "appeasement", For more updates follow news18.com

India News: NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday brought up the 2002 Godhra train arson incident and accused RJD president Lalu Prasad of attemptin.

Modi linked the Godhra incident to broader political issues, accusing opponents of OBC quota manipulations and inheritance tax plans, while highlighting his aggressive election campaign tactics.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday targetted Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief and former Railway Minister Lalu Prasad over the 2002 train burning incident in Gujarat's Godhra.Speaking at a rally in Bihar's Darbhanga, PM Modi said: ...

Raking up the 2002 Godhra train arson, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday charged RJD president Lalu Prasad with having tried to “save” those responsible for burning alive more than 60 kar sevaks “during the rule of Sonia madam”. Modi, who addressed an election rally at Darbhanga in

PM says the Banerjee Commission, headed by a retired judge of the Supreme Court, “under pressure” from Lalu Prasad, submitted a “bogus” report that “tried to exonerate those who were guilty and put the blame on kar sevaks themselves”