Rahul Gandhi Back As Mp

The BJP - hit by a blistering broadside Monday from Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, in his first speech as Leader of the Opposition - deployed union ministers Ashwini Vaishnaw and Kiren Rijiju, and Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi to counter.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has been re-allotted the government bungalow in Delhi a day after he was reinstated as a parliamentarian after the Supreme Court put a stay on his conviction in the 2019 "Modi surname" defamation case.

Rahul Gandhi Back as MP: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was today reinstated to the parliament following a stay on his conviction in a criminal defamation case for his 'Modi surname' remark.

Rahul Gandhi, asked to vacate his bungalow in Delhi after his disqualification as an MP, wrote back today saying he would abide by the eviction notice.

The political discourse hit a new low on Monday with Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri making disparaging remarks targeting Rahul Gandhi.

Assam Chief Minister said Rahul Gandhi "intentionally abused the Other Backward Classes community" of the country, echoing BJP's stance that Mr Gandhi's remark was a "smear campaign" against those who share the Modi surname and the OBC community.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was disqualified as a member of the Lok Sabha on Friday, is entitled to go back to the Speaker for revival of his MP status if he gets a judicial order staying his two-year jail sentence.

Chhattisgarh Congress passed the resolution for making Rahul Gandhi the party president, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said the Wayanad MP should "rethink" his decision on this matter.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi today pressed further with his party's backing of the protest by some farmers against the new farm laws as "designed to destroy agriculture". Taking aim at the centre, he said he's "not scared of Narendra Modi or anyone". Mr Gandhi said with the three new laws, the centre has put the entire farm sector into the hands of "th...

Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's strategy session with her party's 40 Rajya Sabha MPs turned into another "Bring back Rahul Gandhi" session, reflecting its longstanding faith in the Nehru-Gandhi leadership. The call to have Mr Gandhi back at the top post came as a section of party veterans including Kapil Sibal and Shashi Tharoor have questioned the l...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pummeled the Congress as he rebutted opposition criticism in parliament on the citizenship law CAA, the Article 370 move and the economy besides a range of other subjects. As he took on the main opposition party and one of its top leaders, Rahul Gandhi, PM Modi did not hold back, even comparing the Congress MP to ...

Hitting back at Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for his "Savarkar" jibe at the BJP, the ruling party on Saturday said a "more appropriate" name for the Congress leader is "Rahul Jinnah" as his "Muslim appeasement" politics makes him worthy of Pakistan's founder.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi today criticised the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill as a move that would "destroy the foundation" of India. His criticism comes after his party's new ally in Maharashtra, Shiv Sena, backed the government on passing the bill in the Lok Sabha in "national interest".

Rahul Gandhi, in a letter addressed to "Mera Amethi parivar (my Amethi family)," urges people of his constituency in Uttar Pradesh to vote him back as their MP and promises to push schemes for the region as soon as "the Congress forms government at the centre". Amethi votes in the fifth round of the national election on May 6.

A day after Rahul Gandhi said BJP MPs step back on seeing him as they fear he might hug them, BJP lawmaker Nishikant Dubey took a jibe, saying the leaders may be divorced by their wives if they embrace the Congress president as "Section 377 hasn't been scrapped as yet".

The BJP - hit by a blistering broadside Monday from Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, in his first speech as Leader of the Opposition - deployed union ministers Ashwini Vaishnaw and Kiren Rijiju, and Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi to counter.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has been re-allotted the government bungalow in Delhi a day after he was reinstated as a parliamentarian after the Supreme Court put a stay on his conviction in the 2019 "Modi surname" defamation case.

Rahul Gandhi Back as MP: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was today reinstated to the parliament following a stay on his conviction in a criminal defamation case for his 'Modi surname' remark.

Rahul Gandhi, asked to vacate his bungalow in Delhi after his disqualification as an MP, wrote back today saying he would abide by the eviction notice.

The political discourse hit a new low on Monday with Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri making disparaging remarks targeting Rahul Gandhi.

Assam Chief Minister said Rahul Gandhi "intentionally abused the Other Backward Classes community" of the country, echoing BJP's stance that Mr Gandhi's remark was a "smear campaign" against those who share the Modi surname and the OBC community.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was disqualified as a member of the Lok Sabha on Friday, is entitled to go back to the Speaker for revival of his MP status if he gets a judicial order staying his two-year jail sentence.

Chhattisgarh Congress passed the resolution for making Rahul Gandhi the party president, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said the Wayanad MP should "rethink" his decision on this matter.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi today pressed further with his party's backing of the protest by some farmers against the new farm laws as "designed to destroy agriculture". Taking aim at the centre, he said he's "not scared of Narendra Modi or anyone". Mr Gandhi said with the three new laws, the centre has put the entire farm sector into the hands of "th...

Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's strategy session with her party's 40 Rajya Sabha MPs turned into another "Bring back Rahul Gandhi" session, reflecting its longstanding faith in the Nehru-Gandhi leadership. The call to have Mr Gandhi back at the top post came as a section of party veterans including Kapil Sibal and Shashi Tharoor have questioned the l...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pummeled the Congress as he rebutted opposition criticism in parliament on the citizenship law CAA, the Article 370 move and the economy besides a range of other subjects. As he took on the main opposition party and one of its top leaders, Rahul Gandhi, PM Modi did not hold back, even comparing the Congress MP to ...

Hitting back at Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for his "Savarkar" jibe at the BJP, the ruling party on Saturday said a "more appropriate" name for the Congress leader is "Rahul Jinnah" as his "Muslim appeasement" politics makes him worthy of Pakistan's founder.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi today criticised the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill as a move that would "destroy the foundation" of India. His criticism comes after his party's new ally in Maharashtra, Shiv Sena, backed the government on passing the bill in the Lok Sabha in "national interest".

Rahul Gandhi, in a letter addressed to "Mera Amethi parivar (my Amethi family)," urges people of his constituency in Uttar Pradesh to vote him back as their MP and promises to push schemes for the region as soon as "the Congress forms government at the centre". Amethi votes in the fifth round of the national election on May 6.

A day after Rahul Gandhi said BJP MPs step back on seeing him as they fear he might hug them, BJP lawmaker Nishikant Dubey took a jibe, saying the leaders may be divorced by their wives if they embrace the Congress president as "Section 377 hasn't been scrapped as yet".