Stalk-gate

Jayanthi Natarajan, who has quit the Congress after shooting off an explosive letter attacking Rahul Gandhi, has alleged that she was forced by the party to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi on snoop-gate, though she considered it "wrong."

The Gujarat police today refused to register suspended IAS officer Pradeep Sharma's criminal complaint against Narendra Modi and his close aide Amit Shah in connection with the alleged spying on a young woman by state officials.

Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde professed that "no vendetta, no revenge, no politics" underpin the Centre's decision.

Terming the setting up of Commission of Inquiry into snooping issue an "affront" to the states, BJP leader Arun Jaitley today said the Centre's move will be challenged in court as it violated the federal structure and hoped Chief Ministers from other parties will oppose it too.

The Centre has cleared a commission of inquiry into the alleged snooping on a woman in Gujarat by the state's official machinery, adding a new political twist to the controversy involving BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi. The panel will investigate allegations that the Modi government ordered the expansive surveillance of the young w...

The union government has cleared an inquiry into whether Narendra Modi and his government in Gujarat illegally spied upon a young woman architect. The Centre's plunge into the controversy known as "stalk-gate" has been reviled by the BJP, which has declared Mr Modi its candidate for prime minister.

A young woman architect was tailed illegally not just in Gujarat but also in Bangalore, claims news website gulail.com, adding a thick new layer to the controversy which first stacked up around the BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi in November.

Crimes against women related to snooping, stalking or outraging the modesty will get strict punishment under the law and there should be no politics on these issues, Union minister RPN Singh today said.

Terming the two-member inquiry commission constituted by the Gujarat government over alleged snooping on a woman by police, as an eyewash, state Congress today dubbed it as "Save Modi Commission".

The Gujarat government has formed a Commission of Inquiry to look into the allegations of snooping and stalking of a woman architect by senior police officials of the state in 2009.

The BJP today dismissed the allegations made by senior Gujarat IAS officer Pradeep Sharma against Narendra Modi in the controversy surrounding the stalking of a woman as a Congress conspiracy.

Suspended IAS officer Pradeep Sharma has claimed that he was asked to provide special favours to the woman who was placed under surveillance allegedly under the orders of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

The IAS officer has asked the CBI to register a case on basis of the Stalk-Gate tapes and probe violations of the Telegraph Act.

The National Commission for Women or NCW appeared to speak in two voices on how it would proceed in the case of a young woman who was spied upon by some of Gujarat's most senior police officers in 2009, allegedly on the orders of Amit Shah, a close aide of Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate.

The controversy over why a young woman was spied upon by some of Gujarat's most senior police officers is defunct, the BJP claimed on Wednesday.

Jayanthi Natarajan, who has quit the Congress after shooting off an explosive letter attacking Rahul Gandhi, has alleged that she was forced by the party to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi on snoop-gate, though she considered it "wrong."

The Gujarat police today refused to register suspended IAS officer Pradeep Sharma's criminal complaint against Narendra Modi and his close aide Amit Shah in connection with the alleged spying on a young woman by state officials.

Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde professed that "no vendetta, no revenge, no politics" underpin the Centre's decision.

Terming the setting up of Commission of Inquiry into snooping issue an "affront" to the states, BJP leader Arun Jaitley today said the Centre's move will be challenged in court as it violated the federal structure and hoped Chief Ministers from other parties will oppose it too.

The Centre has cleared a commission of inquiry into the alleged snooping on a woman in Gujarat by the state's official machinery, adding a new political twist to the controversy involving BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi. The panel will investigate allegations that the Modi government ordered the expansive surveillance of the young w...

The union government has cleared an inquiry into whether Narendra Modi and his government in Gujarat illegally spied upon a young woman architect. The Centre's plunge into the controversy known as "stalk-gate" has been reviled by the BJP, which has declared Mr Modi its candidate for prime minister.

A young woman architect was tailed illegally not just in Gujarat but also in Bangalore, claims news website gulail.com, adding a thick new layer to the controversy which first stacked up around the BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi in November.

Crimes against women related to snooping, stalking or outraging the modesty will get strict punishment under the law and there should be no politics on these issues, Union minister RPN Singh today said.

Terming the two-member inquiry commission constituted by the Gujarat government over alleged snooping on a woman by police, as an eyewash, state Congress today dubbed it as "Save Modi Commission".

The Gujarat government has formed a Commission of Inquiry to look into the allegations of snooping and stalking of a woman architect by senior police officials of the state in 2009.

The BJP today dismissed the allegations made by senior Gujarat IAS officer Pradeep Sharma against Narendra Modi in the controversy surrounding the stalking of a woman as a Congress conspiracy.

Suspended IAS officer Pradeep Sharma has claimed that he was asked to provide special favours to the woman who was placed under surveillance allegedly under the orders of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

The IAS officer has asked the CBI to register a case on basis of the Stalk-Gate tapes and probe violations of the Telegraph Act.

The National Commission for Women or NCW appeared to speak in two voices on how it would proceed in the case of a young woman who was spied upon by some of Gujarat's most senior police officers in 2009, allegedly on the orders of Amit Shah, a close aide of Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate.

The controversy over why a young woman was spied upon by some of Gujarat's most senior police officers is defunct, the BJP claimed on Wednesday.