"BJP Hatching Conspiracies To...": Ashok Gehlot's Big Charge
NDTV
The ED and income tax department conducted 50 raids in Rajasthan but was any politician or bureaucrat arrested following the raids in the state, he asked.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday termed the "red diary" issue and Mahadev betting app case as "conspiracies" of the BJP to win assembly polls in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.
An inquiry into the matter should be done by a retired judge of the Supreme Court, he demanded "'Lal diary' was a conspiracy of the BJP. They thought it would become a big issue if the prime minister spoke about it. Similarly Mahadev app case...Smriti Irani held a press conference, ED issued a press note but no investigation was done."
"The prime minister was speaking about it. The whole conspiracy was to arrest the Chhattisgarh chief minister but they got exposed," he said at a press conference here.
Amit Sharma slit his throat at his rented accommodation in Gaighat Pathangali on Sunday evening.
Mamata Banerjee highlighted that a lot of people are coming through the Indo-Bangladesh border, which has not been closed.
The loan app agents sent morphed photos of his wife - along with a price quote on the image - to his friends and family members who were on his contact list.
Sunil Pal's wife visited the Lal Kurti police station in Meerut with three lawyers to inquire about the matter today.
In response to a question, Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar said the Constitution provides for a sufficiently adequate remedy, which includes penal consequences.
In a remark that raised eyebrows, senior Samajwadi leader Dimple Yadav said her party stands "neither with the Soros issue nor with the Adani issue", and wants only a functioning Parliament.
Techie Atul Subhash's family has filed a police complaint alleging abetment of suicide against their daughter-in-law, her family members, and a judge.
The controversy reverberated in the Jharkhand Assembly here on Wednesday, with Opposition leaders staging protests and calling for a CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in the examination process.
A group of 46 students and six teachers from Morarji Desai Residential School, Mulabagilu in Kolar district visited Murudeshwar on Tuesday as part of their school trip.
Mr Kharge's comments came hours after the Congress-led opposition submitted a no-confidence motion against Mr Dhankhar, on grounds of partisan functioning of the House.