Parliament Expunge

Rahul Gandhi - whose scorching speech in Parliament Monday, which triggered a furious pushback from the BJP and interventions, twice, from PM Modi - wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to question the expunging of parts of his speech.

After Rahul Gandhi's fiery speech in Parliament yesterday, in which he launched a scathing attack on BJP - large portions of which have been expunged from official records - the stage is set for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's anticipated response

Parliament session 2024: The BJP - led by PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh - hit back strongly to Rahul Gandhi's speech in Parliament on Monday afternoon, accusing the Congress MP of insulting all Hindus.

BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri, whose egregious communal comments in parliament have ignited massive outrage, received a warning today of "severe action" from Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. His comments have been expunged from the records.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday sought to justify the restoration in Parliament records the expunged remarks of BJP member Nishikant Dubey regarding foreign funding of a news portal.

In an exclusive interview with ANI, the Home Minister also slammed the opposition sloganeering during the Prime Minister's reply in Rajya Sabha on the motion of thanks on the President's address, and said people see what happens in Parliament.

The Congress leader had launched a scathing attack in parliament on PM Modi and Gautam Adani a day ago.

The Congress today strongly criticised the expunging of certain remarks by Rahul Gandhi in Parliament targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and alleged that "democracy was cremated" in Lok Sabha.

An opposition member's personal comment directed at Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, which has now been expunged, caused an outcry in parliament today. Trinamool MP Saugata Roy should apologise for his comments, said Union Minister Pralhad Joshi.

A word has been expunged from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in parliament on Thursday, when he took on the opposition in Rajya Sabha on the National Population Register (NPR).

BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur was removed from the consultative committee of the defence ministry on Thursday, a day after she described Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse as a patriot in parliament. A repeat offender, Pragya Thakur has done it before but this time, the outrageous comments were made in Lok Sabha.

Samajwadi lawmaker Azam Khan, whose sexist remarks in parliament against Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker has evoked outrage, apologised to Rama Devi today. The Deputy Speaker, who earlier said she would never forgive him, said his remark has "hurt both women and men in India".

Azam Khan remark on Rama Devi: Azam Khan, the Samajwadi Party lawmaker notorious for running his mouth, on Thursday struck parliament with a sexist comment directed at the Chair during a debate on the government's bill to ban instant triple talaq. The Lok Sabha erupted with demands for Azam Khan's apology even as Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yada...

A day after a portion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in parliament with reference to a Congress parliamentarian was deleted from the records, the party served him strong rejoinders from multiple fronts. While BK Hariprasad, who was on the receiving end of the PM's swipe, leveraged a similar wordplay tactic, others urged the 67-year-old le...

A portion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in parliament on Thursday, with reference to a Congress parliamentarian, has been deleted from the records in a development that is rare and embarrassing for the government.

Rahul Gandhi - whose scorching speech in Parliament Monday, which triggered a furious pushback from the BJP and interventions, twice, from PM Modi - wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to question the expunging of parts of his speech.

After Rahul Gandhi's fiery speech in Parliament yesterday, in which he launched a scathing attack on BJP - large portions of which have been expunged from official records - the stage is set for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's anticipated response

Parliament session 2024: The BJP - led by PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh - hit back strongly to Rahul Gandhi's speech in Parliament on Monday afternoon, accusing the Congress MP of insulting all Hindus.

BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri, whose egregious communal comments in parliament have ignited massive outrage, received a warning today of "severe action" from Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. His comments have been expunged from the records.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday sought to justify the restoration in Parliament records the expunged remarks of BJP member Nishikant Dubey regarding foreign funding of a news portal.

In an exclusive interview with ANI, the Home Minister also slammed the opposition sloganeering during the Prime Minister's reply in Rajya Sabha on the motion of thanks on the President's address, and said people see what happens in Parliament.

The Congress leader had launched a scathing attack in parliament on PM Modi and Gautam Adani a day ago.

The Congress today strongly criticised the expunging of certain remarks by Rahul Gandhi in Parliament targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and alleged that "democracy was cremated" in Lok Sabha.

An opposition member's personal comment directed at Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, which has now been expunged, caused an outcry in parliament today. Trinamool MP Saugata Roy should apologise for his comments, said Union Minister Pralhad Joshi.

A word has been expunged from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in parliament on Thursday, when he took on the opposition in Rajya Sabha on the National Population Register (NPR).

BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur was removed from the consultative committee of the defence ministry on Thursday, a day after she described Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse as a patriot in parliament. A repeat offender, Pragya Thakur has done it before but this time, the outrageous comments were made in Lok Sabha.

Samajwadi lawmaker Azam Khan, whose sexist remarks in parliament against Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker has evoked outrage, apologised to Rama Devi today. The Deputy Speaker, who earlier said she would never forgive him, said his remark has "hurt both women and men in India".

Azam Khan remark on Rama Devi: Azam Khan, the Samajwadi Party lawmaker notorious for running his mouth, on Thursday struck parliament with a sexist comment directed at the Chair during a debate on the government's bill to ban instant triple talaq. The Lok Sabha erupted with demands for Azam Khan's apology even as Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yada...

A day after a portion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in parliament with reference to a Congress parliamentarian was deleted from the records, the party served him strong rejoinders from multiple fronts. While BK Hariprasad, who was on the receiving end of the PM's swipe, leveraged a similar wordplay tactic, others urged the 67-year-old le...

A portion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in parliament on Thursday, with reference to a Congress parliamentarian, has been deleted from the records in a development that is rare and embarrassing for the government.