The Darjeeling MP has alleged that West Bengal government had conducted an illegal and unlawful post-mortem of Ulen Roy in order to sweep under the rug the cold-blooded murder
Aam Aadmi Party and AAP supporters have a knack of pulling attention-seeking stunts to aggrandise their leader Arvind Kejriwal's importance and shield him from criticism
"The problem with you is that your communication with the rest of the world is through Netflix. You know nothing about the reality of Bengal, Tauseef Rehman," Republic TV Editor Arnab Goswami said.
Senior party leader and MP Saugata Roy said that while the party stands by the agitating 'farmers', TMC will not support the Bharat Bandh call. "It goes against our principles," he emphasised.
Earlier on Tuesday Aam Aadmi Party had claimed that Arvind Kejriwal was put under 'house arrest' by Delhi Police after he met the protesting 'farmers'.
It is the justification of abuse received by Kangana Ranaut by the 'liberals' that is a cause of concern. What is good for the goose should be good for the gander.
Years before the gruesome 9/11 attacks, Osama Bin Laden was hailed by the international media as a philanthropist who emancipated Muslims in the Afghan war and was helping build roads for the poor in Sudan
Zaid Hamid said that the World Economic Forum and Bill Gates are planning to turn all humans into slaves and kill all animals so everyone is fed lab-grown meat.
Imran Khan shared pictures of Indian territory forcibly under Pakistani occupation, Gilgit Baltistan, to claim it is one of his favourite places on earth
While the opposition has been actively misleading the public about corporatisation and takeover of farming by private players, in light of the new farm laws, Sharad Pawar had once been a vocal supporter of introducing private competition in the agriculture sector.
Kaur B has been sharing tweets in support of terroristJarnail Singh Bhindranwale in the past. The post with the distorted Indian map has now been deleted from her profile.
58-year-old Abdullah Danish, a terrorist associated with the banned extremist organisation Students' Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) was arrested by Delhi Police on Sunday.
Vishwesh Negi from the Indian High Commission stated that the crowd comprised of anti-India forces, who wanted to exploit the farmer agitation for their own agenda.