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The MP walked out of the Parliament building with a placard hanging around his neck and another tied to his back which read "Silent Protest" in three languages. He also refused to speak on the issue with reporters.

Hours before a temporary truce ended in Gaza, pro-Palestine demonstrators gathered outside and then went inside Austin City Hall Thursday to demand Austin City Council members make a formal call for a ceasefire in the fighting between Israel and Hamas.

TDP leaders led by Nara Lokesh, staged a silent protest at Raj Ghat against the "illegal" arrest of the party chief N. Chandrababu Naidu.

Residents say BMC continues to fail to deliver 90 Feet Road promised 30 years ago; civic officials say land handover from private builder and a central governme

Ludhiana: Punjab Congress staged a ‘maun satyagraha’ on Sunday at Dana Mandi near Gill Road Ludhiana against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) over the.

Congress Delhi unit on Sunday held a 'Maun Satyagraha' (Silent Protest) against the BJP-led government over the Manipur crisis and disqualification of Rahul Gandhi as a member from Lok Sabha.Scores of Congress leaders and party workers under ...

Catholic Sabha-Bendoor Unit among Other Catholic Sabha Units across Mangaluru Diocese (totalling around 124 ) led Silent Protest after Sunday masses

Protesting against Congress leader Rahul Gandhis defamation case and disqualification from Lok Sabha, party leader Sachin Pilot on Wednesday said that the former was always targeted even though he always preached love, non-violence and spoke about unity. Rahul Gandhi Was Targeted Even Though He Always Talked About Love, Non-Violence and Unity, Says Sachin Pilot.

Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi is expected to attend the next opposition parties meeting in Bengaluru, said Karnataka DCM DK Shivakumar. | Bengaluru News

The Congress on Friday said the order by the single judge bench of the Gujarat High Court, dismissing Rahul Gandhis plea seeking a stay on his conviction was "disappointing" but not an "unexpected judgement". The party said that it will approach the Supreme Court in the matter. "We will fight both the political battle and the legal battle," Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said in light or the high court ruling.