BJP: Satyagraha brazen display of arrogance by Congress

BJP: Satyagraha brazen display of arrogance by Congress

The BJP has slammed the Congress over its 'Sankalp Satyagraha', alleging that it was agitating against the country's Constitution and the court's verdict against Rahul Gandhi to justify his remarks against the &ldquo;entire backward community&rdquo; of the country.
"You are holding a Satyagraha for what? Is it to justify the way you insulted the entire backward community of the country, or against the court which sentenced you, or against the provision under which you have to be disqualified?", BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi asked the Congress to clarify in a press conference on Sunday
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Priyanka claimed that the BJP is nervous after seeing that Rahul Gandhi listens to the people of this country.

Watch: Priyanka Gandhi slams BJP, media for portraying Rahul as 'pappu'

Priyanka Gandhi on Sunday slammed the BJP and the media for portraying her brother Rahul Gandhi as 'pappu' inspite of him studying in two of the best institutions in the world. 

Priyanka claimed that the BJP is nervous after seeing that Rahul Gandhi listens to the people of this country.

Priyanka Gandhi on Sunday slammed the BJP and the media for portraying her brother Rahul Gandhi as 'pappu' inspite of him studying in two of the best institutions in the world.&nbsp;
'Rahul Gandhi completed his education in two of the world's most prestigious institutions, Harvard and Cambridge University but they started calling him Pappu without checking facts or his degrees,' the Congress leader.&nbsp;
'But later they found that he is not a pappu at all and he is also a honest person,' she added.&nbsp;
Priyanka claimed that the BJP is nervous after seeing that Rahul Gandhi listens to the people of this country and the people are supporting him.&nbsp;

Asking if a martyred prime minister's son can insult the country, Priyanka Gandhi said, "This is an insult to that prime minister who gave his life."

'Martyr father insulted in Parliament': Priyanka recalls Rajiv Gandhi's last rites to hit out at PM Modi

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi recalled moments from her father and former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi's last rites to hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Asking if a martyred prime minister's son can insult the country, Priyanka Gandhi said, "This is an insult to that prime minister who gave his life."

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi recalled moments from her father and former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi's last rites to hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government for repeatedly insulting her family.&nbsp;
She said that her brother Rahul walked behind the military truck carrying their father's coffin inspite of their mother Sonia Gandhi being worried about his security.&nbsp;
Priyanaka added she clearly remembers the day 32 years ago when her brother performed their father's last rites just few distance away from Rajghat - the venue of Congress' protest on Sunday.&nbsp;
Asking if a martyred prime minister's son can insult the country, Priyanka Gandhi said, "This is an insult to that prime minister who gave his life." "You have called a martyr's son anti-national, Mir Jafar, insulted his mother in Parliament. The prime minister in Parliament asks why this family does not use the 'Nehru' surname. You insult the entire family and the tradition of Kashmiri Pandits.
"But there is no case against you. You don't get a case or a two-year term and no one disqualifies you. Why?" she asked.
Priyanka Gandhi said till today, they have been insulting "our family and we remained silent but not any more".
She said a martyred prime minister's son who walked thousands of kilometres for national unity can never insult the country as the Congress held a nationwide protest against the disqualification of Rahul Gandhi from the Lok Sabha.
Priyanka Gandhi was addressing the 'Sankalp Satyagraha' at Rajghat -- the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi -- to protest against Rahul Gandhi's conviction in a 2019 defamation case and his subsequent disqualification from the Lok Sabha.
She said the time had come to raise a voice against an "arrogant government" as barring Rahul Gandhi from contesting elections does not bode well for the country and its democracy.
The Congress has launched a day-long satyagraha at all states and district headquarters to protest against Gandhi's conviction in a 2019 defamation case and his subsequent disqualification from the Lok Sabha.
Gandhi was disqualified from the Lok Sabha on Friday, a day after a court in Gujarat's Surat convicted him in the defamation case. The disqualification will prevent Gandhi (52), a four-time MP, from contesting elections for eight years unless a higher court stays the conviction.
The Congress leader alleged that Rahul Gandhi was disqualified for questioning the prime minister on industrialist Gautam Adani and people will give a befitting reply to those behind the action.
"My family's blood has ploughed democracy in this country. We are ready to do anything for this country's democracy. Great leaders of the Congress laid the foundation of democracy in this country.
"Time has come and we are not the ones who will remain silent anymore," she told the outside Rajghat.
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The Congress leader called Prime Minister Modi a coward and challenged the government to file cases against her and throw her in jail as well. 

'Waah, waah': Priyanka on 'quick' disposal of Rahul Gandhi defamation case

Priyanka Gandhi launched a fiery defence of her brother at the Congress protest organised at Rajghat in Delhi against Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from the Parliament. 

The Congress leader called Prime Minister Modi a coward and challenged the government to file cases against her and throw her in jail as well.&nbsp;

Priyanka Gandhi launched a fiery defence of her brother at the Congress protest organised at Rajghat in Delhi against Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from the Parliament.&nbsp;
The Congress leader called Prime Minister Modi a coward and challenged the government to file cases against her and throw her in jail as well.&nbsp;
'The very next day you said that Rahul Gandhi can't contest elections for 8 years, we will throw him out of the Parliament. &nbsp;You are a coward. The Prime Minister of this country is a coward. File cases against me, send me to jail as well. But the truth is that the PM of this country is a coward,' Priyanka said.&nbsp;
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Congress is holding a day-long protest across the country in support of Rahul Gandhi. 

'Those who weaken democracy...': Yogi Adityanath on Congress 'satyagrah'

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took a veiled dig at the Congress for calling their protest against Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from Parliament as 'satyagrah'. 

Congress is holding a day-long protest across the country in support of Rahul Gandhi.&nbsp;

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took a veiled dig at the Congress for calling their protest against Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from Parliament as 'satyagrah'.&nbsp;
He said that only people who follow the path of truth can undertake 'satyagrah'.&nbsp;
Without naming the Congress or any of its leaders, Adityanath said that those who weaken democracy and are steeped in corruption can't do 'satyagrah'.&nbsp;
Congress is holding a day-long protest across the country in support of Rahul Gandhi.&nbsp;
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Her counter came during Congress' protest at the Rajghat in Delhi against the disqualification of Rahul Gandhi as a member of Parliament

'Was Ram parivarwaadi?': Priyanka Gandhi hits out at BJP for dynastic politics barb

Priyanka Gandhi has lashed out at the BJP over it's repeated charges of dynastic politics against her family. 

Her counter came during Congress' protest at the Rajghat in Delhi against the disqualification of Rahul Gandhi as a member of Parliament

Priyanka Gandhi has lashed out at the BJP over its repeated charges of dynastic politics against her family.&nbsp;
Her counter came during Congress' protest at the Rajghat in Delhi against the disqualification of Rahul Gandhi as a member of Parliament following his conviction in a defamation case.&nbsp;
'You (BJP) talk about 'Pariwarvaad', I want to ask who was Lord Ram? Was he 'Pariwarvaadi', or were the Pandavas 'Pariwarvaadi' just because they fought for the culture of their family?' Priyanka said.&nbsp;
'Should we be ashamed because our family members fought for the people of the country? My family has nurtured the democracy of this country with their blood,' the Congress leader added.&nbsp;
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On March 23, a Surat court found him guilty of defamation for his remark linking the surname Modi to thieves

Rahul Gandhi changes Twitter bio after disqualification. Here's what it says now

Rahul Gandhi has updated his Twitter bio following his disqualification as a member of Parliament 

On March 23, a Surat court found him guilty of defamation for his remark linking the surname Modi to thieves

Rahul Gandhi has updated his Twitter bio following his disqualification as a member of Parliament after he was given a 2-year sentence in a defamation case.&nbsp;
Gandhi is now calling himself a 'Dis'Qualified MP'.&nbsp;
On March 23, a Surat court found him guilty of defamation for his remark linking the surname Modi to thieves and sentenced him to prison for 2 years. The next day the Lok Sabha Secretariat disqualified him as an MP under the Representation of the People Act.&nbsp;
Gandhi was an MP from Kerala's Wayanad.&nbsp;
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India has summoned the Canadian high commissioner over the actions of separatist and extremist elements against its diplomatic mission and consulates in Canada recently.

India summons Canada envoy over Khalistan protests at embassy

India has summoned the Canadian high commissioner and conveyed its strong concern about the actions of separatist and extremist elements against its diplomatic mission and consulates in Canada recently.

India has summoned the Canadian high commissioner over the actions of separatist and extremist elements against its diplomatic mission and consulates in Canada recently.

India has summoned the Canadian high commissioner and conveyed its strong concern about the actions of separatist and extremist elements against its diplomatic mission and consulates in Canada recently.
The Government of India on Saturday sought an explanation on how such elements were allowed, in the presence of police, to breach the security of its diplomatic mission and consulates, the Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement.
Canada was reminded of its obligations under the Vienna Convention, and asked to arrest and prosecute the individuals who have already been identified as being involved in such acts, it said.
The ministry hoped that the Canadian government will take all steps needed to ensure the safety of its diplomats and security of its diplomatic premises so that they are able to fulfil their normal diplomatic functions.
On Sunday last, an event to be attended by the Indian envoy to Canada in British Columbia province had to be cancelled due to security concerns after a violent protest by Khalistan supporters.
The event was organised at the Taj Park Convention Centre Surrey to welcome the high commissioner of India, Sanjay Kumar Verma's first visit to the west coast.
The event was ultimately cancelled for security reasons, Global News, the news and current affairs division of the Canadian Global Television Network, had reported.
Indian-origin journalist Sameer Kaushal, who was at the venue to cover the protest, was also assaulted by protesters.
Canada has also seen a rise in anti-India activities recently by Khalistan supporters who have vandalised some Hindu temples.
Last September, the Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement condemning the rise of hate crimes against Indians and anti-India activities in Canada.&nbsp;
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The party is holding a protest at Rajghat despite Delhi Police imposing Section 144 in the area

Congress' nationwide 'satyagrah', Priyanka Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge at Rajghat

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, Priyanka Gandhi and other senior leaders of the party are at Rajghat as part of their day-long 'satyagrah'

The party is holding a protest at Rajghat despite Delhi Police imposing Section 144 in the area

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, Priyanka Gandhi and other senior leaders of the party are at Rajghat as part of their day-long 'satyagrah' against disqualification of Rahul Gandhi as a member of Parliament.&nbsp;
The party is holding a protest at Rajghat despite Delhi Police imposing Section 144 in the area effectively banning any gathering of 4 or more people.&nbsp;
The Congress is protesting across the country in support of Rahul Gandhi.&nbsp;
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Sundar, then a Congress member, had tweeted that the Modi surname is linked to corruption. 

'Not ashamed': BJP's Khushbu Sundar on her 2018 Modi surname tweet

BJP leader Khusbu Sundar has defended her 2018 tweet which went viral in the wake of Rahul Gandhi's conviction in a defamation case for linking the surname Modi to thieves. 

'Not ashamed': BJP's Khusbu Sundar on her 2018 Modi surname tweet

Sundar, then a Congress member, had tweeted that the Modi surname is linked to corruption.&nbsp;

BJP leader Khusbu Sundar has defended her 2018 tweet which went viral in the wake of Rahul Gandhi's conviction in a defamation case for linking the surname Modi to thieves.&nbsp;
Sundar, then a Congress member, had tweeted that the Modi surname is linked to corruption.&nbsp;
'Let's change the meaning of Modi to corruption.. suits better,' she had tweeted.
Defending herself, Sundar said that she is not ashamed of her older tweet as she was only following the party leader and speaking the language of the Congress party.&nbsp;
She also said that Congress is digging up her old tweets because thet are desperate.&nbsp;
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