Tag: Indian Politics

Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has debunked claims that judicial delays are keeping activist Umar Khalid behind bars, instead pointing to repeated adjournments and the eventual withdrawal of his bail plea by his own legal team, led by Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal. Chandrachud clarified that court records show Khalid’s lawyers sought adjournments on half the listed hearings in the Supreme Court, challenging narratives of a biased judiciary. With the Delhi High Court again rejecting Khalid’s bail plea on September 2, 2025, Chandrachud’s remarks shift focus to defense tactics and legal strategies, rather than judicial conduct, as the main reason for delays in the high-profile case.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in an emotional address at a public rally, said that his late mother had nothing to do with politics, yet the abusive remarks made against her caused him deep pain. He urged the RJD–Congress alliance to apologize to the people, stressing that while he may personally forgive, the citizens of India will never forget the insult to a mother.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has stirred a major political storm by claiming that Rahul Gandhi’s much-ridiculed "Pappu" image is actually a clever disguise for a deeper political conspiracy. Rijiju argued that Gandhi’s actions are not foolish mistakes but calculated moves backed by an ecosystem designed to destabilize Indian politics. While BJP supporters echoed the minister’s concerns, critics dismissed it as a diversion from governance issues. The Congress has yet to respond, but insiders view the remarks as a sign of Rahul Gandhi’s growing political influence.

BJP’s youth wing staged a massive protest in Rajnandgaon, burning Rahul Gandhi’s effigy over his alleged objectionable remarks against PM Modi in Bihar. Led by BJP and BJYM district leaders, the protest at Mahavir Chowk drew more than 100 workers, who accused the Congress of repeatedly insulting the Prime Minister and undermining democratic values.

BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad has slammed Congress Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi over his controversial “atom bomb” and “hydrogen bomb” remarks, calling them irresponsible and irrelevant to electoral discourse. While Gandhi linked his explosive metaphors to alleged voter list irregularities, the BJP dismissed them as theatrics. The exchange reflects the intensifying BJP-Congress rivalry ahead of upcoming elections, highlighting concerns over electoral integrity and political accountability.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah sparked a political stir in the Lok Sabha with his bold retort to opposition doubts over securing a two-thirds majority for a key bill, asserting that the numbers would be proven on voting day. His sharp reply has fueled intense debate across political circles.

A fresh controversy erupted after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claimed that late Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had threatened him over the farm laws. Jaitley’s son, Rohan Jaitley, strongly refuted the claim, pointing out that his father passed away in 2019, while the farm laws were introduced in 2020. Emphasizing Arun Jaitley’s democratic values, Rohan called the statement factually incorrect and urged Rahul Gandhi to show restraint when speaking about those who are no longer alive. The BJP has backed Rohan’s statement and demanded an apology from Gandhi.

In a grand felicitation ceremony at the Chief Minister's residence in Raipur, the Chhattisgarh unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) honored hundreds of party workers and leaders for their outstanding contributions to the party’s recent membership campaign. Speaker and former Chief Minister Dr. Raman Singh was awarded the prestigious ‘Sadasyata Ratna’ for enrolling over 12,000 members, making him one of the event’s key highlights. Several others were recognized under categories such as ‘Sadasyata Deep’, ‘Sadasyata Gaurav’, and ‘Sadasyata Shri’.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s sudden refusal to chair the Rajya Sabha or attend his own farewell has sent shockwaves through India’s political circles. Marking an unprecedented moment in parliamentary history, his dramatic and final decision has sparked speculation about deep-rooted concerns, challenging traditions and highlighting possible institutional tensions at the heart of Indian democracy.

Rekha Gupta lauds Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for his bold and decisive leadership, calling him a fearless and gutsy leader. Yogi’s governance since 2017 has focused on law and order reforms, economic development, cultural preservation, and social welfare. While his tough policies like the bulldozer demolitions and anti-conversion laws have sparked controversy, his efforts in improving infrastructure, investment climate, and public safety have gained widespread recognition. Gupta’s praise highlights the polarizing yet impactful nature of Yogi’s leadership in transforming Uttar Pradesh.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju stirred national pride with a powerful message on X, declaring “We are One” in support of Operation Sindoor. His post emphasized unity in the face of terrorism and echoed the government’s vision of “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat,” symbolizing India’s unwavering commitment to national security and collective strength.

During his visit to Madhubani, Bihar, on National Panchayati Raj Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched several major development initiatives and paid tribute to the victims of the recent terror attack in Pahalgam. Issuing a strong warning, he said the perpetrators will face a punishment beyond their imagination.