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‘RSS’ Knickerwallahs from Nagpur can never decide Tamil Nadu’s future: Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi

Addressing a public meeting in Dhrarapuram town of the Tripura district in Tamil Nadu, ahead of the state Assembly elections, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, on Sunday, slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) saying that he wont allow PM Modi to destroy the foundation of India. 

 

PM Modi has got some confusion, and he thinks that just because he can ‘blackmail’ the government of Tamil Nadu, he can control the people of the state as well, the Congress leader said. 

 

Calling RSS members as ?knickerwallahs (reference to their previous organisational uniform), Gandhi said that they could not decide the future of Tamil Nadu.

 

“PM Modi does not understand, only the Tamil people can decide the future of Tamil Nadu. Knickerwallahs from Nagpur can never ever decide the future of the state. It does not matter how many parades they have, Tamil Nadu’s future will be decided by the state’s youngsters. I am here to help you elect a government that looks after interest of Tamil people, he said.
“I am here to help you elect a government that Mr Modi can’t control. I am doing it for a reason, because I owe you a debt. I have a relationship with you that is not political but a family relationship. One built on love, affection and blood,” he added.

 

The Congress leader further alleged that Chinese troops have occupied Indian territory and the man with ₹56 inch-chest? (PM Modi) could not even utter the name China.

 

“For the first time, the Indian people can see that Chinese troops have occupied Indian territory. As we speak today, thousands of Chinese troops are occupying our territory and the man with a ₹56-inch chest? cannot even say the word China. That is the reality of our country,” he added. 
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Hardik Patel quits Congress, says no youngster is willing to work, vote; accuses leaders of ‘enjoying in abroad’

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Radhika Dhawad | Vadodara
Gujarat Working President Hardik Patel tendered his resignation from the Congress party today morning. Patel took to Twitter to announce his decision and shared an image of his resignation.
 
Patel said, “Big leaders of Congress in Gujarat are far away from issues of the state but are more focussed on ensuring that chicken sandwich for leaders who have come from Delhi is delivered on time!”
In the letter, he also said, “The party has constantly been working against the interests of the country and society.”

Hardik Patel’s letter to Congress President Sonia Gandhi

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BJP on course to retain power for 2nd straight term with CM Yogi Adityanath as CM again

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Radhika Dhawad | Lucknow

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Early numbers reveal that the BJP has crossed the halfway mark with over 271 seats in Uttar Pradesh at 12:07 pm thus making its way to retain power for the second straight term in the state. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is all set to become the Chief Minister for the second time. 


While the BJP was leading in 271 seats, Samajwadi Party (SP) managed to secure 121 seats so far. The BSP has managed to secure five seats while Congress so far has four seats.

(With total 403 seats in UP, 202 is the halfway mark)

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Indian student killed during shelling in Ukraines Kharkiv

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Nation Next Newsroom | Mumbai

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An Indian student was killed during shelling in Ukraines Kharkiv on Tuesday morning, Ministry of External Affairs informed in the afternoon. The Ministry tweeted: ?With profound sorrow we confirm that an Indian student lost his life in shelling in Kharkiv this morning. The Ministry is in touch with his family. We convey our deepest condolences to the family.

In Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city, videos showed extensive damage from the Russian military assault. One video showed the city’s largest government building blown up.

While the student is yet to be named by the MEA, sources in the Karnataka state government told The Quint that he had been identified as Naveen Shekhrappa, from Haveri district, Karnataka. The 21-year-old was a student of medicine at Kharkiv National Medical University.

The News Minute reported that Shekhrappa was standing in a queue at a supermarket in Kharkiv to buy food when Russian shelling began.



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