Digvijay Singh

The Congress party accused the BJP of holding 10 MP MLAs in an ITC luxury resort in Gurugram against their will and offering them Rs 50-60 crores to switch sides to the BJP

Ujjwal Nikam backed Former top cop Rakesh Maria on his revelations over the fake Hindu IDs carried by 26/11 terrorists to fan the 'Hindu Terror' bogey.

Earlier, Rao had added that Congress leader Digvijaya Singh had linked the 2008 Mumbai attacks with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. "The fake identity proof of Ajmal Kasab and fake claims of Digvijaya Singh are not just coincidental resonance but seem to be part of a larger conspiracy," he had said.

Former Mumbai Commissioner of Police Rakesh Maria in his tell-all book 'Let Me Say It Now' has revealed that 26/11 Mumbai terror attack terrorist Ajmal Kasab had an ID with Hindu name on it.

Like clockwork, the 'EVMs are tampered' bogey has been raised by sore losers as Congress stares at an imminent defeat in recently concluded Delhi Assembly elections.

Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam says Adnan Sami is still a Pakistani despite Indian citizenship

Despite hard-hitting facts, the Congress party and its leaders did not back down from rumour-mongering and casting aspersions on CAA, NRC, and NPR.

Digvijaya Singh later said that while he was requested to deliver a speech at Shaheen Bagh, it was actually he who did not want to politicise the stage.

The notice has been sent via the office of one Mehmood Pacha, the 'legal adviser' of the protestors.

The controversial Islamic preacher, Zakir Naik, and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh are back in the news again.