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Brinda Karat seeks review of SC verdict in Thakur-Verma hate speech case

Plea argues the Court wrongly held no cognisable offence was made out without a merits hearing

BJP MP Manoj Sinha Threatens Voters; Says Fingers Pointing at BJP Workers Will be Cut

Union Minister of Communications and Minister of State, Railways,...

Adityanath’s Temple Tourism a type of “Veiled Campaigning”?

After being slapped with a 72 hour ban from...

BJP minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat issues threat, is served EC notice

BJP leader Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, who is contesting the...

PUCL also urges EC to take action on Hate Speech

Following over 65 complaints from individuals and organisations, including ...

‘Muslims could be identified by removing their clothes’- Kerala BJP chief on Balakot Controversy

Attingal: Speaking at the campaign for the BJP’s Attingal...

Threats for votes continue unabated, Maneka Gandhi lands in another controversy

Says villages will be classified into ABCD as per...

To hell with the law: Sanjay Raut

Showing shocking disregard for the law of the land...

Breaking: EC bans Yogi for 3 days and Mayawati for 2 days from election campaigning

Finally there is action: the Election Commission, roundly criticised...

Vote for me or don’t come to me for jobs: Maneka Gandhi tells Muslims at UP rally

Union Minister Maneka Gandhi stoked a controversy by asking...

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