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"It Hurts When Someone...": Vice President's Veiled Dig At Rahul Gandhi
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday took a veiled jibe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his comments in London, saying tarnishing India's image on foreign land should be forbidden.
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Rahul Gandhi Seeks Speaker's Permission To Respond To "Defamatory Claims"
Rahul Gandhi has refused to apologise, and said he will respond to the allegations in the Lok Sabha. BJP sources, however, said they won't let him speak unless he apologises first, even outside the Parliament.
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Speaker's Meeting With Parties Amid Impasse Over Adani Row, Rahul Gandhi
To end the logjam in the Parliament, the Speaker today held a discussion with all party leaders. He urged them to let both the houses conduct business without interruptions.
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Have Asked Time For Rahul Gandhi To Speak In Lok Sabha Tomorrow: Congress Chief
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said time has been sought for Rahul Gandhi to speak in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday and he will make his statement if allowed.
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Rahul Gandhi Clarifies UK Remarks During Parliament Panel Meet: Sources
Rahul Gandhi on Saturday spoke at length about his speech in London amid the BJP's allegation that he insulted the country abroad by questioning the state of democracy.
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"BJP Blamed Rahul Gandhi For Something He Hasn't Said": Shashi Tharoor
Rahul Gandhi's remarks during his recent trip to the United Kingdom have rocked the parliament, with both houses failing to transact any significant business on the first five days of the budget session's second half.
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"BJP Themselves Are Anti-Nationals": Congress Chief Defends Rahul Gandhi
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge responding to BJP national president JP Nadda's attack on Rahul Gandhi stated that the BJP, hich had never taken part in the country's freedom movement, were anti-nationals.
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Congress Protest After Chaos In Parliament Over Rahul Gandhi's Remarks
Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge joined a party protest near the Mahatma Gandhi statue in parliament today.
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BJP Won't Let Rahul Gandhi Speak In Parliament Without An Apology: Sources
Rahul Gandhi was seen in the Lok Sabha for the second time today since the row erupted over his comments at Cambridge university, but the house was adjourned till next week before any business could be done.
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Rahul Gandhi "Permanent Part Of Toolkit" Against India: BJP Chief JP Nadda
BJP president JP Nadda led his party's attack on Rahul Gandhi on Friday over the Congress leader's recent comments made in the UK on the state of Indian democracy, charging him with becoming a "permanent part of the toolkit" working against India.
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Rahul Gandhi Speaking The Language Of Anti-India Forces: Law Minister
Addressing a press conference here, Mr Rijiju said people will question lawmakers if they don't condemn the act of a fellow MP and seek his apology on the floor of the House for the comments in London.
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"If Democracy Was Functioning, I Would Be Allowed To Speak": Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi today denied giving any anti-India speech on his way to attending parliament, where the ruling BJP has repeatedly demanded his apology for his remarks in London raising concerns about the state of democracy in India.
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Government Vs Opposition Over Rahul Gandhi, Adani Stalls Parliament
Disruptions in Parliament over the BJP's offensive over Rahul Gandhi's remarks and the Opposition's demand for a joint parliamentary committee probe into the Adani-Hindenberg row continued for the fourth day today.
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Rahul Should Stop "Cambridge Cries, London Lies": Minister Anurag Thakur
Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said Rahul Gandhi should stop his "Cambridge cries and London lies" of democracy on decline and face the electorate in India, instead of seeking help from his "foreign friends".
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Trinamool Veteran Backs Rahul Gandhi, But Party Stays Aloof From Congress
Rahul Gandhi, pilloried by the ruling BJP for his remarks in the UK about "Indian democracy coming undone", has found support from unlikely quarters.
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"It Hurts When Someone...": Vice President's Veiled Dig At Rahul Gandhi
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday took a veiled jibe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his comments in London, saying tarnishing India's image on foreign land should be forbidden.
-
Rahul Gandhi Seeks Speaker's Permission To Respond To "Defamatory Claims"
Rahul Gandhi has refused to apologise, and said he will respond to the allegations in the Lok Sabha. BJP sources, however, said they won't let him speak unless he apologises first, even outside the Parliament.
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Speaker's Meeting With Parties Amid Impasse Over Adani Row, Rahul Gandhi
To end the logjam in the Parliament, the Speaker today held a discussion with all party leaders. He urged them to let both the houses conduct business without interruptions.
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Have Asked Time For Rahul Gandhi To Speak In Lok Sabha Tomorrow: Congress Chief
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said time has been sought for Rahul Gandhi to speak in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday and he will make his statement if allowed.
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Rahul Gandhi Clarifies UK Remarks During Parliament Panel Meet: Sources
Rahul Gandhi on Saturday spoke at length about his speech in London amid the BJP's allegation that he insulted the country abroad by questioning the state of democracy.
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"BJP Blamed Rahul Gandhi For Something He Hasn't Said": Shashi Tharoor
Rahul Gandhi's remarks during his recent trip to the United Kingdom have rocked the parliament, with both houses failing to transact any significant business on the first five days of the budget session's second half.
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"BJP Themselves Are Anti-Nationals": Congress Chief Defends Rahul Gandhi
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge responding to BJP national president JP Nadda's attack on Rahul Gandhi stated that the BJP, hich had never taken part in the country's freedom movement, were anti-nationals.
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Congress Protest After Chaos In Parliament Over Rahul Gandhi's Remarks
Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge joined a party protest near the Mahatma Gandhi statue in parliament today.
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BJP Won't Let Rahul Gandhi Speak In Parliament Without An Apology: Sources
Rahul Gandhi was seen in the Lok Sabha for the second time today since the row erupted over his comments at Cambridge university, but the house was adjourned till next week before any business could be done.
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Rahul Gandhi "Permanent Part Of Toolkit" Against India: BJP Chief JP Nadda
BJP president JP Nadda led his party's attack on Rahul Gandhi on Friday over the Congress leader's recent comments made in the UK on the state of Indian democracy, charging him with becoming a "permanent part of the toolkit" working against India.
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Rahul Gandhi Speaking The Language Of Anti-India Forces: Law Minister
Addressing a press conference here, Mr Rijiju said people will question lawmakers if they don't condemn the act of a fellow MP and seek his apology on the floor of the House for the comments in London.
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"If Democracy Was Functioning, I Would Be Allowed To Speak": Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi today denied giving any anti-India speech on his way to attending parliament, where the ruling BJP has repeatedly demanded his apology for his remarks in London raising concerns about the state of democracy in India.
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Government Vs Opposition Over Rahul Gandhi, Adani Stalls Parliament
Disruptions in Parliament over the BJP's offensive over Rahul Gandhi's remarks and the Opposition's demand for a joint parliamentary committee probe into the Adani-Hindenberg row continued for the fourth day today.
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Rahul Should Stop "Cambridge Cries, London Lies": Minister Anurag Thakur
Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said Rahul Gandhi should stop his "Cambridge cries and London lies" of democracy on decline and face the electorate in India, instead of seeking help from his "foreign friends".
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Trinamool Veteran Backs Rahul Gandhi, But Party Stays Aloof From Congress
Rahul Gandhi, pilloried by the ruling BJP for his remarks in the UK about "Indian democracy coming undone", has found support from unlikely quarters.
