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Prime Minister Narendra Modi sharpened his attack against Congress and Rahul Gandhi on Saturday and said the Congress “sahabzade” will lose in Wayanad and will have to find a “safer” seat after April 26.

Akhilesh Mishra could have emphasised that India’s concerned institutions have been taking action according to the law. Instead, he commented in a political manner on the current Opposition and once-ruling party in the context of corruption. This is unacceptable

The girl’s father Niranjan Hiremath is a Congress member of the Hubli-Dharwad City Corporation and has expressed shock over the casual statements made by Home Minister Dr G Parameshwara and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah about his daughter’s gruesome death

Naveen Jindal to Hema Malini, Ravi Kishan to Harish Rawat, all go down the 'aam aadmi' route

Training his guns on the INDIA bloc, PM Modi said that the opposition parties in the alliance 'do not have a leader in the present or a vision for the future and have been at the centre of several scams'

Responding to allegations of poll violence, CM Manik Saha claimed that the Opposition was resorting to levelling false and misleading allegations as it has lost its ground

BJP has been winning the constituency for the last eight consecutive times, even as Congress candidate Sowmya Reddy says, "people are now looking for a change and a party that delivers on its promises."

Addressing an election rally at Bhagalpur, his first in Bihar, Gandhi also scoffed at claims of the BJP that it will win more than 370 seats in the Lok Sabha elections, asserting that

Gandhi said that Vijayan's name has come up in many scams, including 'Life Mission' and gold smuggling through diplomatic bags, but the BJP government has neither taken up any case against him nor carried out raids or any kind of action against him

Sachin Pilot remarked that the BJP boasts about reaching 300 or 400 seats, and if they were genuinely confident, why would they feel the necessity to poach opposition members and field them as their own candidates in elections