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Amid a political fight between the BJP and Congress following Mr Gandhi's conviction in a defamation case over the "Modi surname" remarks, Mr Nadda alleged that "lies, personal slander and negative politics are integral" to his politics.

Former IPL chief and tainted cricket administrator Lalit Modi has said he will sue Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for his "all thieves have Modi in their surnames" remarks at an election rally recently.

Kickstarting Congress' Lok Sabha campaign in Uttarakhand, party President Rahul Gandhi on Saturday upped the ante against Prime Minister Narendra Modi questioning why all the "Modis were getting money from the one Modi" at the helm.

A day after Rahul Gandhi promised that in the "next two-three months you will have fun after we will show you Narendra Modi's work -- Rafale, Vijay Mallya, Lalit Modi, Demonetisation, Gabbar Singh Tax (his expansion for the GST)", Congress's social media head Divya Spandana tweeted a list of what her party called as "scams and corruption of Modi an...

Calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "travelling salesman" and his economic policies a "disaster", Trinamool Congress lawmaker Saugata Roy on Friday said that "three Modis are looting the country".

The Congress on Wednesday accused the BJP-led central government of providing protection to "4Ms" -- Lalit Modi, Nirav Modi, Mehul Choksi and Vijay Mallya -- and claimed that BJP was seeking to put a lid over this protection of scamsters and absconders.

The Congress today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that he should talk about Vyapam, Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya when he talks about his government's "spotless" record. Mr Modi, in his address to the Indian community in US yesterday, said that erstwhile governments in India were voted out due to corruption and his three-year old go...

The Congress today accused the Narendra Modi government of lying on the issue of the extradition of Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya and said the government has "no intention" of bringing the two back to India.

Rajasthan Congress President Sachin Pilot today accused the ruling BJP of trying to re-establish former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi in the corridors of power in the state on the pretext of the Indian Premier League.

In a scathing attack against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress Vice President said government is not serious about bringing back black money from overseas.

Keeping up the offensive on the Vijay Mallya issue, Congress today asked the government whether it will seek his deportation from the UK or would put his case in "cold storage" by going in for his extradition as, it claimed, was done in the matter related to Lalit Modi.

Congress members in Rajya Sabha today again raised the issue of Vijay Mallya, who has allegedly defaulted on over Rs 9,000 crore bank loans, and demanded that the industrialist be brought back to India, along with former Indian Premier League (IPL) chief Lalit Modi.

Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday accused the government of playing a "dirty game" of targeting Opposition leaders and said the recent sudden transfer of the Enforcement Directorate chief was aimed only to "fix" the Opposition leaders with "false and irrelevant" cases, including the National Herald case.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in London for a three-day visit on Thursday, the Congress said he should ask his British counterpart David Cameron to facilitate the return of tainted cricket boss Lalit Modi, who has been in London since 2010.

A day after NDTV accessed correspondence between the United Progressive Alliance government and the British authorities to bring back Lalit Modi to India, a war of words has broken out between the Congress and the BJP over bringing back the disgraced cricket boss.

Amid a political fight between the BJP and Congress following Mr Gandhi's conviction in a defamation case over the "Modi surname" remarks, Mr Nadda alleged that "lies, personal slander and negative politics are integral" to his politics.

Former IPL chief and tainted cricket administrator Lalit Modi has said he will sue Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for his "all thieves have Modi in their surnames" remarks at an election rally recently.

Kickstarting Congress' Lok Sabha campaign in Uttarakhand, party President Rahul Gandhi on Saturday upped the ante against Prime Minister Narendra Modi questioning why all the "Modis were getting money from the one Modi" at the helm.

A day after Rahul Gandhi promised that in the "next two-three months you will have fun after we will show you Narendra Modi's work -- Rafale, Vijay Mallya, Lalit Modi, Demonetisation, Gabbar Singh Tax (his expansion for the GST)", Congress's social media head Divya Spandana tweeted a list of what her party called as "scams and corruption of Modi an...

Calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "travelling salesman" and his economic policies a "disaster", Trinamool Congress lawmaker Saugata Roy on Friday said that "three Modis are looting the country".

The Congress on Wednesday accused the BJP-led central government of providing protection to "4Ms" -- Lalit Modi, Nirav Modi, Mehul Choksi and Vijay Mallya -- and claimed that BJP was seeking to put a lid over this protection of scamsters and absconders.

The Congress today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that he should talk about Vyapam, Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya when he talks about his government's "spotless" record. Mr Modi, in his address to the Indian community in US yesterday, said that erstwhile governments in India were voted out due to corruption and his three-year old go...

The Congress today accused the Narendra Modi government of lying on the issue of the extradition of Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya and said the government has "no intention" of bringing the two back to India.

Rajasthan Congress President Sachin Pilot today accused the ruling BJP of trying to re-establish former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi in the corridors of power in the state on the pretext of the Indian Premier League.

In a scathing attack against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress Vice President said government is not serious about bringing back black money from overseas.

Keeping up the offensive on the Vijay Mallya issue, Congress today asked the government whether it will seek his deportation from the UK or would put his case in "cold storage" by going in for his extradition as, it claimed, was done in the matter related to Lalit Modi.

Congress members in Rajya Sabha today again raised the issue of Vijay Mallya, who has allegedly defaulted on over Rs 9,000 crore bank loans, and demanded that the industrialist be brought back to India, along with former Indian Premier League (IPL) chief Lalit Modi.

Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday accused the government of playing a "dirty game" of targeting Opposition leaders and said the recent sudden transfer of the Enforcement Directorate chief was aimed only to "fix" the Opposition leaders with "false and irrelevant" cases, including the National Herald case.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in London for a three-day visit on Thursday, the Congress said he should ask his British counterpart David Cameron to facilitate the return of tainted cricket boss Lalit Modi, who has been in London since 2010.

A day after NDTV accessed correspondence between the United Progressive Alliance government and the British authorities to bring back Lalit Modi to India, a war of words has broken out between the Congress and the BJP over bringing back the disgraced cricket boss.