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Punjab Police knocks on Kumar Vishwas's doors, poet warns Bhagwant Mann - Vimarsana News

Punjab Police knocks on Kumar Vishwas's doors, poet warns Bhagwant Mann

Poet and former AAP member Kumar Vishwas on Wednesday tweeted pictures of Punjab Police personnel outside his house.

MHA may provide armed security to Kumar Vishwas after 'Khalistan' claim against Kejriwal - Vimarsana News

MHA may provide armed security to Kumar Vishwas after 'Khalistan' claim against Kejriwal

The Union Ministry of Home Affairs is reviewing the security of former AAP leader Kumar Vishwas after he accused Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal of harbouring pro-Khalistani sentiments.

Channi urges PM Modi to probe Kumar Vishwas's 'Khalistan' claim against Kejriwal - Vimarsana News

Channi urges PM Modi to probe Kumar Vishwas's 'Khalistan' claim against Kejriwal

The Bharatiya Janata Party had shared a video of Kumar Vishwas alleging that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal wanted to be "either the Punjab CM or the PM of Khalistan". Punjab CM Charanjit Channi has now sought an inquiry into the claim.

Why remain silent for so long: AAP asks Kumar Vishwas on 'secessionist' allegation - Vimarsana News

Why remain silent for so long: AAP asks Kumar Vishwas on 'secessionist' allegation

AAP leader Raghav Chadha asked: "Why didn’t Kumar Vishwas inform the security agencies of the alleged ill intentions of Arvind Kejriwal all these years?"

Punjab Elections 2022: Swing seats, strongholds, and beginner's luck - Vimarsana News

Punjab Elections 2022: Swing seats, strongholds, and beginner's luck

India Today’s Data Intelligence Unit (DIU) crunched some numbers to get a sense of such assembly constituencies. Our analysis found that political loyalty in nearly 63 per cent of the seats kept changing elections after election.