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SP Flays BJP as Home Minister Amit Shah Shares Stage with MoS Ajay Mishra at Police Event in Lucknow The Samajwadi Party tore into the Bharatiya Janata Party as Union Home Minister Amit Shah shared the stage with his MoS Home Ajay Mishra Teni, whose son is the main accused in the Lakhimpur Kheri incident,

Following this, the former IAS officer of 1988 batch, contested Assembly elections in 2012 and 2017 on the BJP ticket from Phagwara constituency (Kapurthala district), which is part of the Hoshiarpur Lok Sabha seat, and won both times.

All this is brewing in the backdrop of some local resentment that BJP, which has held the seat for 15 years, has not fielded a local and opted for “outsiders”. | Latest News India

According to the TMC, the incident happened on Sunday night when Shantanu Thakur along with his supporters allegedly tried by force to take control of the house, where Mamata Bala presently resides.

Both BJP's Jitendra Singh and Congress's Lal Singh are two-time MPs from seat

Both PM and CM held their rallies in North Bengal's Cooch Behar on the same day, stepping up BJP vs TMC battle for the crucial constituency

Agartala: Union minister Pratima Bhoumik on Saturday said Tripura is set to get a Vande Bharat Express, a medium-distance superfast train service with.

The Mamata-led party had organised an election campaign rally in Dinhata, while Nisith Pramanik had planned a street corner meeting

A war of words broke out between the Congress and BJP-JDS combine over visuals of people shouting Pakistan Zindabad after Naseer Hussains victory. The government vowed not to go soft and the Congress launched a counter attack.

"The Minister of IT is resorting to desperate measures to gain the PMs attention, even at the expense of rupturing the states social fabric, despite gaining everything from it. These kinds are the real anti-nationals and anti-Kannadigas," Kharge said, adding, "Karnatakas central government ministers seem to speak up solely to propagate misinformation, remaining silent when the state faces injustice."