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- 1Veteran Leader Defects From BJP to Congress Ahead of Elections●Major Blow to BJP Before Elections! Veteran Leader Joins Congress | LIVE Press Conference
A veteran leader has left the Bharatiya Janata Party and joined the Indian National Congress, announcing the switch at a live press conference. Congress is presenting the defection as a major setback for the BJP ahead of upcoming elections, and the move is drawing wide attention across Indian political circles.
- 2Adhikari claims support of 275 MLAs in West Bengal Assembly●“Will get support of 275 MLAs in 294 member Assembly.” - West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari
Suvendu Adhikari, the Leader of the Opposition in West Bengal, has claimed he will secure the support of 275 MLAs in the 294-member state Assembly. The statement, presented with the title of Chief Minister, is being shared widely in Indian political circles and is drawing attention ahead of the state's political contests, though no supporting numbers have been independently verified.
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Kerala outlets report that 'Lal Hit Janata Party' has announced it will line up against the CJP, with a barb that 'hits will come where the flies are'. Separately, Asianet News reports Delhi Metro will close 57 stations on police instructions to prevent crowds from joining a CJP protest tomorrow. The developments point to heightened political confrontation and security precautions in Delhi.
- 4Critics accuse BJP of dictatorship amid Mann Ki Baat row●So this is happening under the dictatorship of BJP. #MannkiBaat
Social media users in India are criticising the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, calling the current political climate a dictatorship and tying the accusation to the hashtag #MannkiBaat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly radio programme. Critics are using the programme's hashtag to voice opposition, while the specific incident prompting the outrage remains unstated in the posts.
- 5BJYM protests Congress over comments on PM Modi●#BreakingNews : PM Narendra Modi ke liye Congress ke comment par BJYM ne kiya Congress #protest
Members of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, the youth wing of the BJP, held a protest against the Congress party in response to remarks the Congress made about Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The incident has been reported as breaking news, with details of the specific comments and the scale of the demonstration not yet confirmed. The clash underscores ongoing tensions between the two parties.
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The Youth Congress has accused Delhi Police of 'conspiracy' after Jantar Mantar, a traditional protest venue in the capital, was reportedly made unavailable for demonstrations. The criticism comes amid heated political exchanges, with the phrase 'cockroach Janata Party' circulating as an insult directed at the ruling party, sharpening the war of words between the Congress and its rivals.
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Neeraj Kumar, a Janata Dal (United) Member of Legislative Council from Bihar, has been admitted to a hospital in Patna after his health deteriorated due to a heart-related problem. Reports citing party leader Anant Singh say he complained of heart trouble before being hospitalised. Party colleagues and supporters are wishing him a quick recovery, and updates on his condition are being closely followed in Bihar political circles.
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BBC News has published a report examining whether the group derisively labelled 'Cockroaches' in Indian politics could threaten Prime Minister Narendra Modi's grip on power. The label has been used to demean opponents and critics, and the report explores their growing influence and whether that hostility could backfire on Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party. The piece is drawing wide attention globally.