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"Congress Stuck In Cancel Culture, So Much Hate": PM Modi
The Opposition it seems has vowed to remain in opposition for decades, much like they were in power for years, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in parliament on Monday in reply to the discussion on the Motion of Thanks on the President's address.
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Why Does Congress "Hate" Indian Culture So Much: Amit Shah On Sengol Controversy
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday accused the Congress of reducing the ceremonial sceptre Sengol, which will be installed near the chair of the speaker in the new Parliament building, to a "walking stick".
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93,000 Cybercrime Cases Of Hate, Sexual Exploitation In 3 Years: Home Ministry
Overall increase in the use of internet across the country has led to a rise in instances of cybercrime, the Ministry of Home Affairs informed the Parliament on Wednesday, adding that most of these cases were of sexual exploitation and spread of hatred.
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One Organisation To Blame, Says Asaduddin Owaisi On Hate Crimes
Hyderabad politician Asaduddin Owaisi has blamed right wing groups under Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, for the hate crimes in the country. The Prime Minister, he said, is speaking against such attacks, but he has not been able to stop it.
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Sushma Swaraj Says Every Attack On Indians In US Is Not Hate Crime
Every attack and death of Indians in the US should not be considered as "hate crime", External Affairs Minister said today after members in the Rajya Sabha voiced concerns over recent incidents of violence.
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Parliament Live: Opposition May Question Centre Over Attacks On Indians In US
The second day of the month-long second leg of the budget session of parliament is expected to be a busy one. The opposition is, once again, likely to question Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the centre over rising incidents of hate crime in the US against Indians.
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Live: Opposition Targets PM Narendra Modi Over Hate Crime Incidents In US
The month-long budget session of the parliament commences today with an early focus on clearing the centre's annual budget, presented by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on February 1.
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Joint Statement of Opposition Parties Against Minister's Hate Speech
The opposition today issued a joint statement seeking a resolution in Parliament to condemn union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti's hate speech at a rally in Delhi on Sunday. Here is the full text of the statement:
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Done Negotiating, Says Government on Hate Speech Impasse
The government has made it clear that it will not negotiate anymore with the opposition to find a truce that will allow Parliament to get back to work. This entire week, both houses have been virtually paralysed with the opposition insisting on the removal of a minister who made a hate speech in Delhi on Sunday.
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Rahul Gandhi At Protest Frontline, BJP Sings Bhajan At Same Location
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in Parliament today that the minister who made abusive comments about religious minorities has apologized.
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PM Narendra Modi's Statement on "Minister of Hate" Doesn't Placate Opposition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told Parliament that he has "criticised in the strongest terms" the language used by union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti in an election speech in Delhi.
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She has Apologized, Let the House Function: PM Modi on 'Minister of Hate'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told Parliament that he has "criticized in the strongest terms" the sort of language used by union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti in an election speech in Delhi.
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Adamant Opposition Says PM Narendra Modi Must Answer on 'Minister of Hate'
The "Modi jawab do (the Prime Minister must answer)" chant is expected to continue today in the Rajya Sabha, where proceedings have been held up for the last two days by an angry opposition that wants Prime Minister Narendra Modi to sack a union minister who made a hate speech in Delhi over the weekend.
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Minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti Must be Fired for Hate Speech, Says Opposition: 10 Developments
A united opposition is demanding that Prime Minster Narendra Modi sack minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti, who made a hate speech and used abusive language at a rally in Delhi on Monday. Opposition leaders also protested against the absence of the PM in Parliament.
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'Why is PM Modi Quiet on Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti?' Asks Congress
Congress today questioned the "culpable silence" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the controversial remarks by Union Minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti and suspected a political motive behind her utterances ahead of Delhi assembly polls.
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"Congress Stuck In Cancel Culture, So Much Hate": PM Modi
The Opposition it seems has vowed to remain in opposition for decades, much like they were in power for years, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in parliament on Monday in reply to the discussion on the Motion of Thanks on the President's address.
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Why Does Congress "Hate" Indian Culture So Much: Amit Shah On Sengol Controversy
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday accused the Congress of reducing the ceremonial sceptre Sengol, which will be installed near the chair of the speaker in the new Parliament building, to a "walking stick".
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93,000 Cybercrime Cases Of Hate, Sexual Exploitation In 3 Years: Home Ministry
Overall increase in the use of internet across the country has led to a rise in instances of cybercrime, the Ministry of Home Affairs informed the Parliament on Wednesday, adding that most of these cases were of sexual exploitation and spread of hatred.
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One Organisation To Blame, Says Asaduddin Owaisi On Hate Crimes
Hyderabad politician Asaduddin Owaisi has blamed right wing groups under Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, for the hate crimes in the country. The Prime Minister, he said, is speaking against such attacks, but he has not been able to stop it.
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Sushma Swaraj Says Every Attack On Indians In US Is Not Hate Crime
Every attack and death of Indians in the US should not be considered as "hate crime", External Affairs Minister said today after members in the Rajya Sabha voiced concerns over recent incidents of violence.
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Parliament Live: Opposition May Question Centre Over Attacks On Indians In US
The second day of the month-long second leg of the budget session of parliament is expected to be a busy one. The opposition is, once again, likely to question Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the centre over rising incidents of hate crime in the US against Indians.
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Live: Opposition Targets PM Narendra Modi Over Hate Crime Incidents In US
The month-long budget session of the parliament commences today with an early focus on clearing the centre's annual budget, presented by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on February 1.
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Joint Statement of Opposition Parties Against Minister's Hate Speech
The opposition today issued a joint statement seeking a resolution in Parliament to condemn union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti's hate speech at a rally in Delhi on Sunday. Here is the full text of the statement:
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Done Negotiating, Says Government on Hate Speech Impasse
The government has made it clear that it will not negotiate anymore with the opposition to find a truce that will allow Parliament to get back to work. This entire week, both houses have been virtually paralysed with the opposition insisting on the removal of a minister who made a hate speech in Delhi on Sunday.
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Rahul Gandhi At Protest Frontline, BJP Sings Bhajan At Same Location
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in Parliament today that the minister who made abusive comments about religious minorities has apologized.
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PM Narendra Modi's Statement on "Minister of Hate" Doesn't Placate Opposition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told Parliament that he has "criticised in the strongest terms" the language used by union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti in an election speech in Delhi.
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She has Apologized, Let the House Function: PM Modi on 'Minister of Hate'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told Parliament that he has "criticized in the strongest terms" the sort of language used by union minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti in an election speech in Delhi.
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Adamant Opposition Says PM Narendra Modi Must Answer on 'Minister of Hate'
The "Modi jawab do (the Prime Minister must answer)" chant is expected to continue today in the Rajya Sabha, where proceedings have been held up for the last two days by an angry opposition that wants Prime Minister Narendra Modi to sack a union minister who made a hate speech in Delhi over the weekend.
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Minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti Must be Fired for Hate Speech, Says Opposition: 10 Developments
A united opposition is demanding that Prime Minster Narendra Modi sack minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti, who made a hate speech and used abusive language at a rally in Delhi on Monday. Opposition leaders also protested against the absence of the PM in Parliament.
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'Why is PM Modi Quiet on Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti?' Asks Congress
Congress today questioned the "culpable silence" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the controversial remarks by Union Minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti and suspected a political motive behind her utterances ahead of Delhi assembly polls.
