The BJP on Monday strongly criticised RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav for his remarks against the amended Waqf Act, accusing the INDIA bloc of hiding religious appeasement behind a facade of socialism. BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi alleged that the opposition wants to turn the Constitution into a “Sharia script” and claimed their rallying cry of “Save the Constitution” is a cover for pushing “namazwaad”. He also defended the Election Commission’s voter roll revision in Bihar, calling the opposition’s objections a “defeatist mindset” ahead of the upcoming assembly polls.
Telangana BJP MLA T Raja Singh has resigned from the party, expressing strong disappointment over the reported appointment of N Ramchander Rao as the state BJP president. In a letter to current state chief G Kishan Reddy, Singh said the decision has disheartened lakhs of party workers. While stepping away from the party, the Goshamahal MLA reaffirmed his commitment to the Hindutva ideology and vowed to continue supporting the Hindu community.
The Indian Youth Congress’ Karnataka legal cell has filed a police complaint against RSS General Secretary Dattatreya Hosabale over his remarks suggesting a debate on removing the words “secular” and “socialist” from the Constitution’s Preamble. The complaint, lodged in Bengaluru, accuses Hosabale of making provocative and divisive statements that undermine India’s constitutional values. While the police have acknowledged the complaint, no FIR has been registered yet.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched an extensive internal restructuring to elect a new national president. High-level meetings in Delhi over the past...
In a move that has reignited the dynastic politics debate, Lalu Prasad Yadav has been re-elected unopposed as the national president of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) for the 13th consecutive term, despite his advanced age and poor health. As Bihar gears up for its 2025 assembly elections, this decision has raised critical questions: Is RJD still dependent on Lalu’s legacy for electoral success? Why hasn’t the party nurtured a second line of leadership? And is this a strategic move to boost Tejashwi Yadav’s prospects? While the answers remain speculative, one thing is clear Lalu’s symbolic stature in Bihar politics continues to overshadow internal party reforms.