Vitthal Radadiya

Vitthal Radadiya, one of Saurashtra's most prominent politicians and former Member of Parliament from Porbandar in Gujarat, died at his residence in Ahmedabad on Monday morning.

BJP parliamentarian Vitthal Radadiya, seen in a widely-shared video kicking an elderly man at a function, today conceded that he did it but called it a "small incident".

Controversial BJP lawmaker Vitthal Radadiya today "admitted" to kicking an elderly man during a music event recently but clarified that he did so to stop the man from "spreading superstition" even as he termed it as a "small incident".

Gujarat police today said they have sent a video purportedly showing BJP lawmaker from Porbandar Vitthal Radadiya beating up an elderly man at a religious function, to a forensic laboratory.

A video showing a BJP lawmaker from Gujarat purportedly kicking an elderly man at a religious function is being widely circulated on social media.

BJP MP Vitthal Radadiya, who had sparked a controversy by brandishing a gun at a toll booth attendant in Gujarat, has suggested that elected representatives of the people should be exempted from paying toll tax.

By-elections for four Lok Sabha and five Assembly seats in four states went off peacefully today, results, which will be announced on June 5, will be keenly watched in the run-up to the 2014 general elections.

Bye-elections to two Lok Sabha and four Assembly seats in Gujarat did not enthuse the voters much going by their low turnout on Sunday.

It's a big day for the Congress in Gujarat -- four assembly and two Lok Sabha seats, so far held by the party, voted for their new representatives.

Former Gujarat MP Vitthal Radadiya, infamous for pulling a gun at a toll booth attendant, has been chosen as the BJP's nominee from Porbandar for the Lok Sabha bypolls slated for June 2.

The canny Narendra Modi would have done a detailed SWOT analysis on this one. Vitthal Radadiya, famously known as the "gun-toting MP", has joined Mr Modi's party, the BJP today. He quit the Congress in a huff last month.

Vitthal Radadiya - the former Gujarat MP who was caught on camera last year brandishing a gun and allegedly threatening a toll booth attendant - has resigned from the Congress and has indicated his new political preference by praising the BJP's Narendra Modi.

When Gujarat MP Vitthal Radadiya pulled out a gun at a toll plaza in Vadodara, he perhaps wasn't aware that he was being caught on candid camera.

Vitthal Radadiya, one of Saurashtra's most prominent politicians and former Member of Parliament from Porbandar in Gujarat, died at his residence in Ahmedabad on Monday morning.

BJP parliamentarian Vitthal Radadiya, seen in a widely-shared video kicking an elderly man at a function, today conceded that he did it but called it a "small incident".

Controversial BJP lawmaker Vitthal Radadiya today "admitted" to kicking an elderly man during a music event recently but clarified that he did so to stop the man from "spreading superstition" even as he termed it as a "small incident".

Gujarat police today said they have sent a video purportedly showing BJP lawmaker from Porbandar Vitthal Radadiya beating up an elderly man at a religious function, to a forensic laboratory.

A video showing a BJP lawmaker from Gujarat purportedly kicking an elderly man at a religious function is being widely circulated on social media.

BJP MP Vitthal Radadiya, who had sparked a controversy by brandishing a gun at a toll booth attendant in Gujarat, has suggested that elected representatives of the people should be exempted from paying toll tax.

By-elections for four Lok Sabha and five Assembly seats in four states went off peacefully today, results, which will be announced on June 5, will be keenly watched in the run-up to the 2014 general elections.

Bye-elections to two Lok Sabha and four Assembly seats in Gujarat did not enthuse the voters much going by their low turnout on Sunday.

It's a big day for the Congress in Gujarat -- four assembly and two Lok Sabha seats, so far held by the party, voted for their new representatives.

Former Gujarat MP Vitthal Radadiya, infamous for pulling a gun at a toll booth attendant, has been chosen as the BJP's nominee from Porbandar for the Lok Sabha bypolls slated for June 2.

The canny Narendra Modi would have done a detailed SWOT analysis on this one. Vitthal Radadiya, famously known as the "gun-toting MP", has joined Mr Modi's party, the BJP today. He quit the Congress in a huff last month.

Vitthal Radadiya - the former Gujarat MP who was caught on camera last year brandishing a gun and allegedly threatening a toll booth attendant - has resigned from the Congress and has indicated his new political preference by praising the BJP's Narendra Modi.

When Gujarat MP Vitthal Radadiya pulled out a gun at a toll plaza in Vadodara, he perhaps wasn't aware that he was being caught on candid camera.