«Вымышленно, необоснованно»: BJP отрицает отчет о предложении смены портфеля Прадхану

'No minister can issue such orders': Jitendra Singh rejects Rahul's claims of Amit Shah ordering firing on protesting students ↗

'No bullets were fired': Govt rebuts Rahul's firing charges against Shah, MoS Singh invokes Ghalib ↗

Gandhis vs Pralhad Joshi: 'Defender of rapists' charge meets 'authenticate it' challenge ↗

Congress leaders Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Rahul Gandhi criticised the Prime Minister's choice for education minister. They alleged the minister expressed happiness over the release of convicted rapists. This accusation stems from remarks made regarding the Bilkis Bano case convicts. The opposition leaders demanded substantiation of these serious allegations. The Union minister denied the claims and sought an apology from the Congress MP.

'Fictional, unfounded': BJP dismisses report of portfolio change offer to Pradhan ↗

BJP MP Sambit Patra has denied reports concerning Dharmendra Pradhan's ministerial portfolio. He stated these claims were entirely fictional and published solely to sensationalize. Pradhan resigned as Union education minister following widespread protests over the NEET paper leak. The Cockroach Janta Party delegation called off their protest after talks. Union ministers Jagat Prakash Nadda and Jitendra Singh met with the delegation.

PM rejects Senate vote claim ↗

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dismissed concerns that allegations of collusion in the Senate election could undermine the coalition government's stability.

India refused to take illegal migrants back as UK didn’t extradite Nirav Modi: Priti Patel ↗

Former UK Home Secretary Priti Patel stated India refused migrant returns. This refusal was linked to the UK's failure to extradite fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi. Patel expressed dismay that Modi remained in London for seven years. She believes India was angry over Britain's stance on his extradition. India has denied opposing the return of illegal migrants.

Gov’t dismisses claims over viral Mahama video, says remarks were taken out of context ↗

The government has dismissed claims circulating on social media regarding a viral video of President John Dramani Mahama, describing them as false and a deliberate attempt to misrepresent his comments.