Rahul Gandhi Isis Remark

Rahul Gandhi's reference in Germany to terror group ISIS while warning about the impact of excluding people from development has provoked a sharp reaction back home from the ruling BJP.

Congress leader Ahmed Patel today said the party does not need lessons in nationalism from the BJP, in an apparent criticism of Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani for linking him with an alleged ISIS operative who has been arrested by an anti-terrorism squad

Union Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh courted controversy when he suggested that Rahul Gandhi should apologise to the Muslim community for his ISI remark following the recent riots in Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh.

"What will Rahul Gandhi say or do, I can't say. If you're saying he should clarify his statement and apologise, then I agree with you," he said.

Union Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh today said Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's remark that Muslim youth were wooed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), was not meant to malign any community.

Narendra Modi has been given four more days to reply to the Election Commission's notice on his "khooni panja" (bloody hands) remarks made during a rally in Chhattisgarh.

Rahul Gandhi has been reprimanded by the Election Commission which said it "takes exception to the tone, tenor and content" of sections of his recent speeches which accused the opposition BJP of inciting communal riots.

Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi has responded to the Election Commission's notice to explain his controversial remarks that included the suggestion that Pakistan's ISI has contacted young Muslims in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar area to recruit them to work against India.

Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi has been given till Friday to explain his controversial remarks that included the suggestion that Pakistan's ISI has contacted young Muslims in Uttar Pradesh's Muzzaffarngar area to recruit them to work against India.

In Muzaffarnagar's relief camps, there's a sense of disbelief over Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's recent comments that Pakistani intelligence agencies were in touch with some riot hit victims. The comments have triggered a political controversy.

Rahul Gandhi has arrived to address a rally in Delhi ,which votes for its next government on December 4.

The Uttar Pradesh government has denied receiving any information from the Intelligence Bureau (IB) regarding Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's claim that young Muslim men whose families were affected in the Muzaffarnagar communal riots have been contacted by Pakistani agencies who want to recruit them to work against India.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday dismissed Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's statement that some Muslim youths in riots-hit Muzaffarnagar were in touch with Pakistan's intelligence, and said it had "no inputs in this regard".

Narendra Modi on Friday derided Rahul Gandhi, the Congress Vice President, for alleging that young Muslim men whose families were affected in the communal riots in Muzaffarnagar have been contacted by Pakistani agencies who want to recruit them to work against India.

Rahul Gandhi has set in motion a new political avalanche with his comment that Pakistani agencies are approaching young Muslim who lost family members in the communal riots of Muzaffarnagar.

Rahul Gandhi's reference in Germany to terror group ISIS while warning about the impact of excluding people from development has provoked a sharp reaction back home from the ruling BJP.

Congress leader Ahmed Patel today said the party does not need lessons in nationalism from the BJP, in an apparent criticism of Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani for linking him with an alleged ISIS operative who has been arrested by an anti-terrorism squad

Union Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh courted controversy when he suggested that Rahul Gandhi should apologise to the Muslim community for his ISI remark following the recent riots in Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh.

"What will Rahul Gandhi say or do, I can't say. If you're saying he should clarify his statement and apologise, then I agree with you," he said.

Union Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh today said Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's remark that Muslim youth were wooed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), was not meant to malign any community.

Narendra Modi has been given four more days to reply to the Election Commission's notice on his "khooni panja" (bloody hands) remarks made during a rally in Chhattisgarh.

Rahul Gandhi has been reprimanded by the Election Commission which said it "takes exception to the tone, tenor and content" of sections of his recent speeches which accused the opposition BJP of inciting communal riots.

Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi has responded to the Election Commission's notice to explain his controversial remarks that included the suggestion that Pakistan's ISI has contacted young Muslims in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar area to recruit them to work against India.

Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi has been given till Friday to explain his controversial remarks that included the suggestion that Pakistan's ISI has contacted young Muslims in Uttar Pradesh's Muzzaffarngar area to recruit them to work against India.

In Muzaffarnagar's relief camps, there's a sense of disbelief over Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's recent comments that Pakistani intelligence agencies were in touch with some riot hit victims. The comments have triggered a political controversy.

Rahul Gandhi has arrived to address a rally in Delhi ,which votes for its next government on December 4.

The Uttar Pradesh government has denied receiving any information from the Intelligence Bureau (IB) regarding Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's claim that young Muslim men whose families were affected in the Muzaffarnagar communal riots have been contacted by Pakistani agencies who want to recruit them to work against India.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday dismissed Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's statement that some Muslim youths in riots-hit Muzaffarnagar were in touch with Pakistan's intelligence, and said it had "no inputs in this regard".

Narendra Modi on Friday derided Rahul Gandhi, the Congress Vice President, for alleging that young Muslim men whose families were affected in the communal riots in Muzaffarnagar have been contacted by Pakistani agencies who want to recruit them to work against India.

Rahul Gandhi has set in motion a new political avalanche with his comment that Pakistani agencies are approaching young Muslim who lost family members in the communal riots of Muzaffarnagar.