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Mukesh Shukla: Capturing a moment of collaboration and progress with the Minister of Rural Development of India.

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Rahul Gandhi Wants Civil War In Country: BJP Leader On Waqf Board Row

Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh launched a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday, accusing him of trying to incite civil war in the country over the Waqf board issue. “Rahul Gandhi wants to create civil war in the country in the name of the Waqf Board, for which he is bringing in new toolkits. The wrongdoings of Congress and this dream of Rahul Gandhi will not be…

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गिरिराज सिंह निकालेंगे हिंदू स्वाभिमान यात्रा, भाजपा में  झाड़ा पल्ला; कहा, सबका साथ, सबका विकास है

गिरिराज सिंह निकालेंगे हिंदू स्वाभिमान यात्रा, भाजपा में  झाड़ा पल्ला; कहा, सबका साथ, सबका विकास है #News #NewsUpdate #newsfeed #newsbreakapp

Delhi News: भारतीय जनता पार्टी (बीजेपी) के वरिष्ठ नेता और केंद्रीय मंत्री गिरिराज सिंह की प्रस्तावित हिन्दू स्वाभिमान यात्रा से पार्टी ने पल्ला झाड़ लिया है। बिहार भाजपा अध्यक्ष दिलीप जायसवाल ने इस यात्रा को लेकर पूछे गए सवाल पर कहा कि भाजपा ही एक ऐसी पार्टी है जो सबका साथ, सबका विकास, सबका प्रयास और इस देश को आगे बढ़ाने का काम करती है। गिरिराज ने घोषणा की है कि 18 अक्टूबर को वो भागलपुर से पांच…

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By District president Mr. Yogendra Rana, Bhartiya Janta Yuva Morcha.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) BJP Madhya Pradesh

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Giriraj Singh says dual engine government will be in Maharashtra, Jharkhand

Voting for the assembly polls in Maharashtra and Jharkhand came to an end on Wednesday, November 20. Currently, everyone is anticipating the announcement of the results on November 23. At the same time, a declaration from Union Minister and powerful BJP leader Giriraj Singh has been issued. He has stated that in both states, there will be a government with two engines. Union Minister Giriraj…

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 5th November. In an escalating row over the Waqf Board issue, Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh has openly accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of attempting to create civil unrest in Bharat. Speaking on the subject, Singh alleged that Rahul Gandhi is deploying “new toolkits” with an agenda to stir division and unrest under the guise of the Waqf Board debate. “Rahul Gandhi wants to create civil war in the country in the name of the Waqf Board, for which he is bringing in new toolkits,” Singh declared, dismissing the opposition’s stance as part of Congress’ alleged history of creating social tensions. The minister also took aim at Congress leader Salman Khurshid for his remarks related to religious issues affecting Hindus in Bangladesh, suggesting that Congress leaders have been insensitive to the concerns of Hindus within and outside Bharat. The Waqf Board controversy has intensified following a recent walkout by opposition members of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) tasked with reviewing the proposed Waqf Amendment Bill. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has criticized Congress, particularly targeting the Congress-led government in Karnataka for reportedly sending notices to farmers threatening land seizures in areas under Waqf jurisdiction. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Minister for Rural Development Priyank Kharge have dismissed these claims as “politically motivated” accusations aimed at stirring public anxiety. Background of the Waqf Board Controversy The Waqf Board, an Islamic endowment institution, manages properties for religious, educational, and charitable purposes within Muslim communities. The Waqf Amendment Bill, currently under consideration by the JPC, has sparked significant debate due to its proposed changes. The bill aims to update regulations governing Waqf properties, and many view these changes as necessary to prevent mismanagement and ensure accountability. However, critics from Congress and other opposition parties argue that some amendments could potentially compromise the autonomy of Waqf institutions, impacting the interests of the Muslim community. The issue gained further traction after reports emerged that Waqf properties in Karnataka included lands that might impact farmers. The BJP alleged that Congress was using the Waqf Board to undermine Hindu farmers in Karnataka. However, Congress leaders, including Priyank Kharge, have rejected these allegations, claiming the BJP’s accusations lack factual backing. Kharge questioned the BJP’s motivations, pointing out that Waqf properties continued operations under previous BJP administrations without such controversies, suggesting that the BJP’s concerns are politically driven. Giriraj Singh’s Accusations and the Alleged “Toolkit” Giriraj Singh’s remarks have ignited further political animosity, with his accusation that Rahul Gandhi is trying to create “civil war” in Bharat by using the Waqf Board issue as a divisive tool. He alleged that the Congress is deploying “toolkits” to exploit communal sensitivities, accusing Rahul Gandhi of leveraging the Waqf issue to divide the country. This statement suggests a belief within the BJP that Congress is attempting to destabilize societal harmony, a recurring theme in the BJP’s critiques of Congress’s stance on minority issues. Singh’s accusations come on the heels of Congress’s historical support for minority rights and their criticism of BJP policies which they allege marginalize certain communities. However, the current scenario sees Singh framing Congress’s actions as inciting instability, particularly with regard to Rahul Gandhi’s purported involvement in pushing an agenda through “toolkits” that allegedly fuel discontent. Salman Khurshid’s Comments on Hindu Atrocities in Bangladesh Singh also criticized Congress leader Salman Khurshid for comments allegedly downplaying atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh. Singh’s response reflects a broader

sentiment within the BJP, which contends that Congress leaders have consistently failed to acknowledge the plight of Hindus facing persecution abroad. Khurshid’s statement, which suggested that Bharat might see similar communal unrest, was perceived by Singh as a threat to communal harmony in Bharat and was portrayed as an example of Congress fostering discord within the country. Congress’s Defense and BJP’s Allegations in Karnataka On the other side of the debate, Congress leaders have countered BJP’s claims by denying allegations that the Waqf Board’s activities would impact farmers. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Priyank Kharge emphasized that no farmer would be displaced due to the Waqf properties. Kharge has accused the BJP of hypocrisy, questioning why the BJP didn’t address Waqf-related concerns during their own tenure in Karnataka. This exchange has exposed the deep-seated political rift in Karnataka, where the issue is seen as a tool for political mobilization in the highly polarized atmosphere of state politics. Joint Parliamentary Committee’s Role and Upcoming Discussions To address the ongoing concerns and attempt to reach a resolution, Jagdambika Pal, the Chairman of the JPC on the Waqf Amendment Bill, announced that a series of meetings would be held to deliberate on the issue. These discussions are expected to gather perspectives from various stakeholders, including Islamic scholars, former judges, Supreme Court and High Court lawyers, and representatives of minority organizations. The goal of these meetings is to present a balanced view on the Waqf Board issue, aiming to address concerns from all sides while maintaining a transparent legislative process. The JPC sessions reflect an attempt to navigate the controversy constructively, although it remains to be seen whether they will succeed in reducing the political tensions surrounding the amendment. Conclusion The Waqf Board controversy has quickly become a flashpoint in Bharatiya politics, with both the BJP and Congress leveraging the issue to rally their respective support bases. Giriraj Singh’s accusation that Rahul Gandhi is attempting to incite civil unrest underscores the intense polarization within Bharat’s political landscape, where religious and cultural issues are often intertwined with broader electoral strategies. While the BJP asserts that the Congress is using the Waqf Board as a means to undermine social stability, Congress leaders argue that the BJP’s actions are politically motivated attempts to vilify minority communities and create an atmosphere of fear. The coming discussions by the JPC offer a potential path forward, although it is uncertain whether they will resolve the underlying political discord. The political discourse surrounding the Waqf Board controversy highlights a troubling pattern in Bharatiya politics, where complex issues of governance, minority rights, and land use are often reduced to polarized narratives. The accusation of a “civil war” intent attributed to Rahul Gandhi is indicative of a rhetoric that amplifies division rather than promoting nuanced dialogue. While Singh’s concerns about the potential misuse of the Waqf Board are valid within a legal context, framing the issue as an existential threat risks alienating minority communities and stoking social divisions. Similarly, Congress’s insistence on dismissing BJP’s concerns as politically motivated also misses an opportunity for constructive engagement on issues that have tangible impacts on communities. If Congress’s position is rooted in defending minority rights, it would benefit from an open discussion about how to balance the interests of all stakeholders, including farmers potentially affected by Waqf land use. Bharat’s political future depends on leaders from all parties willing to address sensitive issues like the Waqf Board with transparency, empathy, and a commitment to unity. Rather than escalating tensions through accusations and counter-accusations, both

the BJP and Congress have a responsibility to foster a discourse that seeks real solutions for communal harmony and equity. Ultimately, the JPC’s efforts to bring together diverse perspectives on the Waqf Amendment Bill could set an example for how Bharat’s democratic institutions can mediate complex issues in a manner that upholds the interests of all citizens.   The post Waqf Board Tensions Rise as Giriraj Singh Accuses Rahul of Fomenting Division appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 5th November. In an escalating row over the Waqf Board issue, Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh has openly accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of attempting to create civil unrest in Bharat. Speaking on the subject, Singh alleged that Rahul Gandhi is deploying “new toolkits” with an agenda to stir division and unrest under the guise of the Waqf Board debate. “Rahul Gandhi wants to create civil war in the country in the name of the Waqf Board, for which he is bringing in new toolkits,” Singh declared, dismissing the opposition’s stance as part of Congress’ alleged history of creating social tensions. The minister also took aim at Congress leader Salman Khurshid for his remarks related to religious issues affecting Hindus in Bangladesh, suggesting that Congress leaders have been insensitive to the concerns of Hindus within and outside Bharat. The Waqf Board controversy has intensified following a recent walkout by opposition members of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) tasked with reviewing the proposed Waqf Amendment Bill. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has criticized Congress, particularly targeting the Congress-led government in Karnataka for reportedly sending notices to farmers threatening land seizures in areas under Waqf jurisdiction. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Minister for Rural Development Priyank Kharge have dismissed these claims as “politically motivated” accusations aimed at stirring public anxiety. Background of the Waqf Board Controversy The Waqf Board, an Islamic endowment institution, manages properties for religious, educational, and charitable purposes within Muslim communities. The Waqf Amendment Bill, currently under consideration by the JPC, has sparked significant debate due to its proposed changes. The bill aims to update regulations governing Waqf properties, and many view these changes as necessary to prevent mismanagement and ensure accountability. However, critics from Congress and other opposition parties argue that some amendments could potentially compromise the autonomy of Waqf institutions, impacting the interests of the Muslim community. The issue gained further traction after reports emerged that Waqf properties in Karnataka included lands that might impact farmers. The BJP alleged that Congress was using the Waqf Board to undermine Hindu farmers in Karnataka. However, Congress leaders, including Priyank Kharge, have rejected these allegations, claiming the BJP’s accusations lack factual backing. Kharge questioned the BJP’s motivations, pointing out that Waqf properties continued operations under previous BJP administrations without such controversies, suggesting that the BJP’s concerns are politically driven. Giriraj Singh’s Accusations and the Alleged “Toolkit” Giriraj Singh���s remarks have ignited further political animosity, with his accusation that Rahul Gandhi is trying to create “civil war” in Bharat by using the Waqf Board issue as a divisive tool. He alleged that the Congress is deploying “toolkits” to exploit communal sensitivities, accusing Rahul Gandhi of leveraging the Waqf issue to divide the country. This statement suggests a belief within the BJP that Congress is attempting to destabilize societal harmony, a recurring theme in the BJP’s critiques of Congress’s stance on minority issues. Singh’s accusations come on the heels of Congress’s historical support for minority rights and their criticism of BJP policies which they allege marginalize certain communities. However, the current scenario sees Singh framing Congress’s actions as inciting instability, particularly with regard to Rahul Gandhi’s purported involvement in pushing an agenda through “toolkits” that allegedly fuel discontent. Salman Khurshid’s Comments on Hindu Atrocities in Bangladesh Singh also criticized Congress leader Salman Khurshid for comments allegedly downplaying atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh. Singh’s response reflects a broader

sentiment within the BJP, which contends that Congress leaders have consistently failed to acknowledge the plight of Hindus facing persecution abroad. Khurshid’s statement, which suggested that Bharat might see similar communal unrest, was perceived by Singh as a threat to communal harmony in Bharat and was portrayed as an example of Congress fostering discord within the country. Congress’s Defense and BJP’s Allegations in Karnataka On the other side of the debate, Congress leaders have countered BJP’s claims by denying allegations that the Waqf Board’s activities would impact farmers. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Priyank Kharge emphasized that no farmer would be displaced due to the Waqf properties. Kharge has accused the BJP of hypocrisy, questioning why the BJP didn’t address Waqf-related concerns during their own tenure in Karnataka. This exchange has exposed the deep-seated political rift in Karnataka, where the issue is seen as a tool for political mobilization in the highly polarized atmosphere of state politics. Joint Parliamentary Committee’s Role and Upcoming Discussions To address the ongoing concerns and attempt to reach a resolution, Jagdambika Pal, the Chairman of the JPC on the Waqf Amendment Bill, announced that a series of meetings would be held to deliberate on the issue. These discussions are expected to gather perspectives from various stakeholders, including Islamic scholars, former judges, Supreme Court and High Court lawyers, and representatives of minority organizations. The goal of these meetings is to present a balanced view on the Waqf Board issue, aiming to address concerns from all sides while maintaining a transparent legislative process. The JPC sessions reflect an attempt to navigate the controversy constructively, although it remains to be seen whether they will succeed in reducing the political tensions surrounding the amendment. Conclusion The Waqf Board controversy has quickly become a flashpoint in Bharatiya politics, with both the BJP and Congress leveraging the issue to rally their respective support bases. Giriraj Singh’s accusation that Rahul Gandhi is attempting to incite civil unrest underscores the intense polarization within Bharat’s political landscape, where religious and cultural issues are often intertwined with broader electoral strategies. While the BJP asserts that the Congress is using the Waqf Board as a means to undermine social stability, Congress leaders argue that the BJP’s actions are politically motivated attempts to vilify minority communities and create an atmosphere of fear. The coming discussions by the JPC offer a potential path forward, although it is uncertain whether they will resolve the underlying political discord. The political discourse surrounding the Waqf Board controversy highlights a troubling pattern in Bharatiya politics, where complex issues of governance, minority rights, and land use are often reduced to polarized narratives. The accusation of a “civil war” intent attributed to Rahul Gandhi is indicative of a rhetoric that amplifies division rather than promoting nuanced dialogue. While Singh’s concerns about the potential misuse of the Waqf Board are valid within a legal context, framing the issue as an existential threat risks alienating minority communities and stoking social divisions. Similarly, Congress’s insistence on dismissing BJP’s concerns as politically motivated also misses an opportunity for constructive engagement on issues that have tangible impacts on communities. If Congress’s position is rooted in defending minority rights, it would benefit from an open discussion about how to balance the interests of all stakeholders, including farmers potentially affected by Waqf land use. Bharat’s political future depends on leaders from all parties willing to address sensitive issues like the Waqf Board with transparency, empathy, and a commitment to unity. Rather than escalating tensions through accusations and counter-accusations, both

the BJP and Congress have a responsibility to foster a discourse that seeks real solutions for communal harmony and equity. Ultimately, the JPC’s efforts to bring together diverse perspectives on the Waqf Amendment Bill could set an example for how Bharat’s democratic institutions can mediate complex issues in a manner that upholds the interests of all citizens.   The post Waqf Board Tensions Rise as Giriraj Singh Accuses Rahul of Fomenting Division appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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PM Modi signals continuity in portfolio allocation, reposes trust in old team as many of them retain departments

Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent out a message of continuity by retaining his top lieutenants in key Ministries while allocating portfolios to his Council of Ministers on June 10.

The four big Ministries that are part of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) — a key body within the Union Cabinet — saw the return of all the Ministers with Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, Nirmala Sitharaman and S. Jaishankar retaining the portfolios of Home, Defence, Finance, and External Affairs respectively.

Mr. Modi, who now needs the support of allies to lead the latest National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government, also left key infrastructure Ministries largely unchanged. Nitin Gadkari retained Road Transport and Highways, Sarbananda Sonowal retaining Shipping and Ports, and Ashwini Vaishnaw keeping Railways, along with Information Technology and Information and Broadcasting. Jyotiraditya Scindia seems to have received a leg-up by securing the Telecom Ministry, another key infrastructure portfolio. Only Aviation saw a change, and was handed to Ram Mohan Naidu of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), a portfolio that had been with his party in the first Modi government, when Ashok Gajapati Raju had held the Ministry.

Team NDA 3.0

Prime minister holds all important policy issues and all other portfolios not allocated to any minister.

Former Chief Ministers who were newly sworn in as Ministers were also given key Ministries. Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar got the Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry on a day when Mr. Modi’s first Cabinet meeting with his new team cleared a proposal for building three crore houses in urban and rural areas under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana (PMAY). Former Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan received charge of the crucial Ministries of Agriculture and Rural Development, a reflection of the fact that under his tenure as CM, wheat production, especially that of the famous Sharbati wheat, had broken all records.

At a time when calls for a caste census are being raised both from outside and within the NDA government, Virender Kumar has been retained with the Social Justice portfolio.

Interestingly, with the Lok Sabha seeing a far bigger contingent of Opposition MPs, Arunachal Pradesh MP Kiren Rijiju has been made Minister for Parliamentary Affairs as he is seen to be affable and shares a good rapport across the political spectrum. Mr. Rijiju being a Buddhist has been given charge of the Minority Affairs Ministry.

Even with allies, allocations have followed a pattern of continuity, with Rajiv Ranjan Singh ‘Lalan’ holding the portfolio of Panchayati Raj, Fisheries and Animal Husbandry, earlier held by Giriraj Singh, who is a BJP MP from the same State of Bihar. H.D. Kumaraswamy of the Janata Dal (S) got the portfolio of Heavy Industries and Steel, which was held by the Shiv Sena before they parted ways with the BJP. Former Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi is Cabinet Minister for Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises (MSMEs). Chirag Paswan holds the Food Processing Ministry which was earlier held by his father, the late Ram Vilas Paswan.

Among Ministers from the BJP’s stable, C.R. Paatil got the crucial Ministry of Jal Shakti, a flagship post where close rapport with Mr. Modi is a key factor. Dharmendra Pradhan retained Education, Arjun Ram Meghwal retained Law while Pralhad Joshi moved to Food, Civil Supplies and Renewable Energy.

In all, the overarching message from the portfolio allocation effected by Mr. Modi seems to be that while his party’s numbers had reduced, he does not hold it against his ministerial colleagues, putting out a business-as-usual vibe as he embarks on his third-successive term.

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30 Cabinet Ministers In New Modi Government: See List

Narendra Modi today took oath as Prime Minister for a record third term, equalling India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's record of three wins.

Honour guards lined the steps of the Rashtrapati Bhavan where thousands gathered to watch PM Modi, dressed in a white kurta and with blue waistcoat, take the oath.

PM Modi was followed immediately by top BJP aides Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah and Nitin Gadkari.

South Asian leaders from neighbouring Bangladesh, the Maldives and Sri Lanka attended the ceremony but neighbouring rivals China and Pakistan had notably not sent top leaders.

Led by the Prime Minister, the new team includes 30 Cabinet Ministers, 5 Ministers of State with Independent Charge and 36 Ministers of State.

PM Modi's party, BJP, won 240 seats in this year's poll, 32 short of a majority in the 543-member lower house. Allies helped him cross the 272-majority mark, with the National Democratic Alliance or NDA notching up 293 seats

Cabinet Ministers who took oath along with PM:

Rajnath Singh Amit Shah Nitin Gadkari JP Nadda Shivraj Singh Chouhan Nirmala Sitharaman S Jaishankar Manohar Lal Khattar HD Kumaraswamy Piyush Goyal Dharmendra Pradhan Jitan Ram Manjhi Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh Sarbananda Sonowal Dr Virendra Kumar Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu Pralhad Joshi Jual Oram Giriraj Singh Ashwini Vaishnaw Jyotiraditya Scindia Bhupender Yadav Gajendra Singh Shekhawat Annapurna Devi Kiren Rijiju Hardeep Singh Puri Mansukh Mandaviya G Kishan Reddy Chirag Paswan CR Patil

Ministers of State With Independent Charge:

Rao Inderjit Singh Jitendra Singh Arjun Ram Meghwal Prataprao Ganpatrao Jadhav Jayant Chaudhary Post a comment

Minister of State

Jitin Prasada Shripad Naik Pankaj Chaudhary Krishan Pal Gurjar Ramdas Athawale Ram Nath Thakur Nityanand Rai Anupriya Patel V Somanna Dr Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani SP Singh Baghel Shobha Karandlaje Kirti Vardhan Singh BL Verma Shantanu Thakur Suresh Gopi L Murugan Ajay Tamta Bandi Sanjay Kumar Kamlesh Paswan Bhagirath Chaudhary Satish Chandra Dubey Sanjay Seth Ravneet Singh Bittu Durga Das Uikey Raksha Khadse Sukanta Majumdar Savitri Thakur Tokhan Sahu Rajbhushan Chaudhary Bhupathiraju Srinivasa Varma Harsh Malhotra Nimuben Jayantibhai Bambhaniya Murlidhar Mohol George Kurian Pabitra Margherita

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Mukesh Shukla: Capturing a moment of collaboration and progress with the Minister of Rural Development of India.

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भारत को मुस्लिमों से मुक्ति, RSS BJP तोतले की छुट्टी | Giriraj Singh | A...

भारत को मुस्लिमों से मुक्ति, RSS BJP तोतले की छुट्टी | Giriraj Singh | Arshad Madani | Bajrang Dal News Anchor- Harshita Mishra Story Research, News Analysis & Script Writing - Mr. Shams Tabrez (Senior TV Journalist)

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BJP taking a cautious approach after SC declines to hear plea on Bihar caste survey – Bhaskar Live

[] Patna, May 18 (IANS) After the Supreme Court refused to hear the Bihar government’s plea on the caste-based survey plea, BJP leaders are taking a circuitous approach to criticise Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Mahagathbandhan government. Firebrand BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh said that he respects the court order. “I don’t want to comment on the court’s decision. I am not…

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Tejashwi Yadav Calls Gangster Atiq Ahmed "Atiq ji", BJP Leader Giriraj Singh's Stinging Reply

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Click on to learn # Provide Rahul Gandhi to present lodging, know what Giriraj Singh Chauhan stated. BJP chief Giriraj Singh Chauhan hit again at Rahul Gandhi's assertion

darkish mode TV9 Bharatvarsh | Edited by: Ashu mohammed Up to date on: March 05, 2023 | 5:16 PM Replying to Rahul Gandhi’s assertion, BJP chief Giriraj Singh Chauhan stated that if he has no residence, he ought to apply for the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. BJP chief Giriraj Singh, who reached Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh, hit again at Rahul Gandhi’s assertion saying that if he has no…

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Giriraj Singh blamed Congress for a man's death, saying the public holds them accountable

By-elections are scheduled to take place in Tarari in the Bhojpur district of Bihar. Union Minister Giriraj Singh came to canvass for the BJP candidate in the by-election. During the meeting for the election, he made various statements regarding Congress and Muslims. Union Minister Giriraj Singh claimed that the Congress party is not being untruthful at the moment. Instead, falsehood is ingrained…