Politics

West Bengal has earned a bad name over the years for violence orchestrated by Trinamool Congress (TMC) goons against rival political workers

While ordering the release of a man arrested for criticising the Mamata Banerjee govt in the comment section of a Facebook live video, the Calcutta High Court on 27th June said that the arrest was an absolute excess action on the part of the police

PM Modi highlighted the hypocrisy of the opposition on incidences of crimes against women, highlighting the lack of outrage on the Sandeskhali incident and the Talibani-style flogging of woman in Bengal.

CISF has clarified that reports claiming that Kulwinder Kaur has been reinstated it is fake news, she remains suspended and under probe for slapping Kangaga Ranaut

Several policemen including a senior officer and Home Guard personnel were injured in the stone pelting by Congress workers.

PM Modi emphasised that there has been a history of conflicts and ethnic tensions in Manipur that forced previous governments to impose Presidential rule, ten times.

"You are calling Hindus violent? I want to ask who killed Praveen Nettaru in Karnataka. Who beheaded Kanhaiya Lal in Rajasthan? Who attacked Amarnath pilgrims in Kashmir?" Pandey asked.

PM Modi also slammed the I.N.D.I. alliance leaders for their controversial remarks on Sanatan Dharma, Shakti as ascribed in Hindu Dharma and Rahul Gandhi's remarks describing Hindus as violent. He asked Hindus to ponder whether this is 'Sanyog or proyog'.

In a scathing attack, PM Modi admonished Rahul Gandhi while referring to his Hindu remarks in Parliament and said,"These are your Sanskar, your character, your mindset, your hatred with the Hindus of this country."

CM Yogi Adityanath demanded a public apology from Rahul Gandhi. He described Gandhi’s statement as deeply hurtful to the sentiments of millions of Hindus in India. He urged the Congress leader to apologise for his immature comments and added that such statements reveal Rahul's lack of understanding and maturity as a leader.