Politics

Former chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, who vacated the bungalow last month, described the writing on the wall as 'low-level politics'.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said he feared Assam might return to the path of violence due to policies of the governments run by the BJP at the Centre and the state.

Almost every analyst has concluded that there was a serious anti-incumbency against the Raghubar Das government. The 8.1% vote share of the AJSU is a vote share secured while opposing the state government.

Accusing the TMC of political violence, Dilip Ghosh said that if the ruling party rakes up trouble for the BJP they will also follow suit.

The Union Home Minister said he wanted to ask minorities, especially Muslims, to look into the CAA, which was now available on the government website.

Former Delhi unit president Satish Upadhyay, party MP Meenakshi Lekhi, and state general secretary Rajeev Babbar will be co-conveners of the committee. Union minister Harsh Vardhan will be the convener of the manifesto committee.

Soren had called on the governor at the Raj Bhavan on December 24 to stake claim to form the government and submitted a letter of support of 50 MLAs to her.

Ghulam Nabi Azad said the BJP performed poorly in Maharashtra and Haryana because the Narendra Modi government abrogated Article 370 a few days before the polls.

While addressing a rally in support of the CAA outside the Sabarmati Ashram here, the chief minister slammed the Congress for opposing the new law.

As counting continues for Jharkhand assembly elections, trends from the Kalhan region of Jharkhand around the industrial town of Jamshedpur indicate that the JMM and its allies may get a handsome share of seats in the area.

In what could be seen as a positive sign for the RJD for the Bihar elections next year, where it will be locked in a battle with Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United), all of these seats fall along the Bihar-Jharkhand border.

Amid nationwide protests against the amended citizenship law, the opposition parties, including the Congress, have been accusing the BJP-led central government of dividing the country in the name of religion.

The Congress is scheduled to hold a protest at 3 pm on Monday at the Rajghat against the CAA and NRC.

Referring to Modi's speech in Delhi, the Chief Minister said that the Prime Minister's assurance 'sounds hollow' because Union Home Minister Amit Shah had contradicted the claim.

Gadkari also accused the Congress of spreading "misinformation" over the issue for 'vote bank politics'.

Prime Minister Narendra Nodi kicked off the BJP’s election campaign in Delhi, which has witnessed massive protests against NRC-CAA. He said the amended law is not meant to snatch away the rights of Indian Muslims.