Ex-Punjab CM backtracks after calling attack on IAF convoy a 'stunt'
India news, Charanjit Singh Channi news: 'What I am saying is that why is this being made a political stunt and used by BJP?,' he clarified.
Source: deccanherald.com
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SpiceJet: Bengaluru: How businessman landed in jail after a call to Spicejet customer care
A 32-year-old businessman was arrested after making a controversial remark towards SpiceJet airline's call centre staff. The incident occurred when the businessman, who had flown from Delhi to Bengaluru on a SpiceJet flight, realized that he had left his wallet behind in the aircraft. The call centre employee inquired about the location of the bomb. Chamaria allegedly responded by saying that it was none of their concern and added, 'I won't tell you. When it explodes, it will explode.'
Source: indiatimes.com
Animal Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga makes controversial remark on Indian audience, claims 'There Is Too Much Wokeness' | Hindi Movie News
Reflecting on his writing style, Vanga compared it to world cinema and expressed a desire to reach higher standards. He emphasized that while critics
Source: indiatimes.com
Rajya Sabha Chairman Dhankhar on DMK MP's controversial remark: 'Gone too far' | Latest News India
The DMK MP was speaking on the Jammu and Kashmir Reservation (Amendment) Bill, 2023, The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill, 2023. | Latest News India
Source: hindustantimes.com
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar On DMK Leader M Mohamed Abdulla's Controversial Remark: Gone Too Far
Opposition and treasury benches on Monday engaged in a heated verbal duel in Rajya Sabha after a controversial remark by a DMK member during a discussion on Jammu and Kashmir bill.
Source: ndtv.com