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Lok Sabha Election 2019 - "It's You Who Should Be Ashamed": PM Shoots Back At Rahul Gandhi On 1984
Hours after Rahul Gandhi said senior Congress leader Sam Pitroda should be ashamed for his comment on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Prime Minister Narendra Modi retorted, directly attacking the Congress president: "Arrey naamdar, you should be ashamed."
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"Sam Pitroda Wrong, No Debate On 1984 Tragedy": Rahul Gandhi To NDTV
Speaking to NDTV after an election rally in Madhya Pradesh, Congress President Rahul Gandhi repeated his statement that Sam Pitroda's comments on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were wrong
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"1984 A Terrible Tragedy, Sam Pitroda Was Out Of Line," Says Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Sam Pitroda's remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were "absolutely and completely out of line" and he should apologise for them, party chief Rahul Gandhi said in a Facebook post on Friday.
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Rajiv Gandhi Was "India's Biggest Mob Lyncher": Akali Adds To PM's Attack
Shiromani Akali Dal national spokesman Manjinder Singh Sirsa Sunday said former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi was "India's biggest mob lyncher".
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Rahul Gandhi Refuses To Comment On Sajjan Kumar Conviction In 1984 Riots
A day after Congress leader Sajjan Kumar was sentenced to life imprisonment for leading a mob that killed 5 members of a Sikh family during 1984 riots, party president Rahul Gandhi has refused to respond to questions on the verdict.
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In 1984 Furore, Amarinder Singh Names 5 Congressmen, Says No Party Role
After Rahul Gandhi's comment in London about "no Congress involvement" in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots has caused political convulsions back home, especially in Punjab. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh took the Congress chief's statement ahead by limiting the party's role in the riots to the involvement of five leaders he named in the assembly.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi's '84 Riots Remark Will Cost The Congress
Rahul Gandhi has to create a new Congress which carries the moral capital and courage to call a spade a spade and accept its mistakes and vow to learn from them.
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"Rahul Gandhi Can't Be Blamed For What Happened In 1984": P Chidambaram
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today came out in support of his party president's comment on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and said Rahul Gandhi cannot be held responsible for something that took place when he was 13-14 years.
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"Clarify Stand On Ram Temple": Amit Shah To Rahul Gandhi Over Kapil Sibal's Comments In Court
BJP chief Amit Shah has asked Rahul Gandhi to clarify his party's stand on the Ram temple issue, alleging that senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal's arguments in the Supreme Court today present the "double standards" of the party at a time when Mr Gandhi has been conspicuously visiting temples while campaigning for the Gujarat elections
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Blame Game Over Rahul Gandhi's Comments on Uttar Pradesh Riots
It was a meeting of the BJP to ratify Amit Shah's appointment as party president, but Prime Minister Modi didn't miss the opportunity to take on the Congress.
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Rahul Gandhi's comments on 1984 riots trigger protests at Congress office
A group of 300 protesters gathered this morning at the Congress party office in Delhi to protest against Rahul Gandhi's recent comments on the 1984 riots.
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No riot victims, only political activists in Muzaffarnagar camps now, says Mulayam Singh
Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav has sparked outrage with his comment that those still staying in relief camps in Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh are not victims of the September riots in the area, but activists planted by the BJP and Congress.
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Muzaffarnagar riot victims furious over Rahul Gandhi's ISI remark
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.
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Rahul Gandhi attacked for ISI remarks about Muzaffarnagar Muslims
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.
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'Pakistani agencies tried to contact Muzaffarnagar victims': Rahul Gandhi's remark kicks up a storm
Rahul Gandhi's comment in Indore last evening that he had been told Pakistani agencies are approaching victims of the recent Muzafarnagar riots to lure them into terrorism, has kicked up a political storm.
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Lok Sabha Election 2019 - "It's You Who Should Be Ashamed": PM Shoots Back At Rahul Gandhi On 1984
Hours after Rahul Gandhi said senior Congress leader Sam Pitroda should be ashamed for his comment on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Prime Minister Narendra Modi retorted, directly attacking the Congress president: "Arrey naamdar, you should be ashamed."
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"Sam Pitroda Wrong, No Debate On 1984 Tragedy": Rahul Gandhi To NDTV
Speaking to NDTV after an election rally in Madhya Pradesh, Congress President Rahul Gandhi repeated his statement that Sam Pitroda's comments on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were wrong
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"1984 A Terrible Tragedy, Sam Pitroda Was Out Of Line," Says Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Sam Pitroda's remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were "absolutely and completely out of line" and he should apologise for them, party chief Rahul Gandhi said in a Facebook post on Friday.
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Rajiv Gandhi Was "India's Biggest Mob Lyncher": Akali Adds To PM's Attack
Shiromani Akali Dal national spokesman Manjinder Singh Sirsa Sunday said former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi was "India's biggest mob lyncher".
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Rahul Gandhi Refuses To Comment On Sajjan Kumar Conviction In 1984 Riots
A day after Congress leader Sajjan Kumar was sentenced to life imprisonment for leading a mob that killed 5 members of a Sikh family during 1984 riots, party president Rahul Gandhi has refused to respond to questions on the verdict.
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In 1984 Furore, Amarinder Singh Names 5 Congressmen, Says No Party Role
After Rahul Gandhi's comment in London about "no Congress involvement" in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots has caused political convulsions back home, especially in Punjab. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh took the Congress chief's statement ahead by limiting the party's role in the riots to the involvement of five leaders he named in the assembly.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi's '84 Riots Remark Will Cost The Congress
Rahul Gandhi has to create a new Congress which carries the moral capital and courage to call a spade a spade and accept its mistakes and vow to learn from them.
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"Rahul Gandhi Can't Be Blamed For What Happened In 1984": P Chidambaram
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today came out in support of his party president's comment on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and said Rahul Gandhi cannot be held responsible for something that took place when he was 13-14 years.
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"Clarify Stand On Ram Temple": Amit Shah To Rahul Gandhi Over Kapil Sibal's Comments In Court
BJP chief Amit Shah has asked Rahul Gandhi to clarify his party's stand on the Ram temple issue, alleging that senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal's arguments in the Supreme Court today present the "double standards" of the party at a time when Mr Gandhi has been conspicuously visiting temples while campaigning for the Gujarat elections
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Blame Game Over Rahul Gandhi's Comments on Uttar Pradesh Riots
It was a meeting of the BJP to ratify Amit Shah's appointment as party president, but Prime Minister Modi didn't miss the opportunity to take on the Congress.
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Rahul Gandhi's comments on 1984 riots trigger protests at Congress office
A group of 300 protesters gathered this morning at the Congress party office in Delhi to protest against Rahul Gandhi's recent comments on the 1984 riots.
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No riot victims, only political activists in Muzaffarnagar camps now, says Mulayam Singh
Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav has sparked outrage with his comment that those still staying in relief camps in Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh are not victims of the September riots in the area, but activists planted by the BJP and Congress.
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Muzaffarnagar riot victims furious over Rahul Gandhi's ISI remark
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.
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Rahul Gandhi attacked for ISI remarks about Muzaffarnagar Muslims
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.
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'Pakistani agencies tried to contact Muzaffarnagar victims': Rahul Gandhi's remark kicks up a storm
Rahul Gandhi's comment in Indore last evening that he had been told Pakistani agencies are approaching victims of the recent Muzafarnagar riots to lure them into terrorism, has kicked up a political storm.
