Conspiracy theory

Sujatha Bhat had previously claimed that her 'daughter', Ananya Bhat, went missing in Dharmashtala in May 2003. She had alleged that the non-existent Ananya was an 18-year-old medical student who disappeared from the temple area.

Rahul Gandhi's strongest complaint was that a house in Mahadevapura had 80 duplicate voters enrolled. But when local Booth Level Officer (BLO) Muniratna was approached, he informed that there was no duplication.

Instead of self-introspection and course correction, Rahul Gandhi is back at his usual blame game tactics, conspiracy theories, and outlandish claims of institutional corruption (wherever Congress fails to win elections).

Digvijaya Singh conveniently forgot that his party won the Telangana assembly election that was conducted through EVM.

"We demand one election on the ballot paper, whether Lok Sabha or Vidhan Sabha. After that, there will be no scope for people to question EVM," Sanjay Raut claimed.

Mohammed Shami gave a befitting reply to controversies started by Pakistani cricketers to question the performance of Indian cricket team

Following outrage on social media, Kanojia deleted his tweet without citing any apology.

OpIndia has compiled a total of 50 cases where Hindu men and Muslim women were attacked by extremists under the pretext of the ‘Bhagwa love trap.’

"They are planning to create fake, staged videos like in movies. They will stage dramas, capture videos and will defame Bengal. This is their conspiracy," Mamata Banerjee brazened it out.

"There is a concerted effort to entrap as many Muslim girls as possible, destroy their Faith, have 'fun' with them and then discard them," Sajjad Nomani claimed.