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    "When I became MLA, Amit Shah was not even born yet....don't teach us patriotism": Mallikarjun Kharge slams Union Home Minister Amit Shah

    Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge launched a scathing attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) at a public rally in South Goa, mocking Union Home Minister Amit Shah's age, questioning the BJP-RSS contribution to India's freedom struggle, and accusing the state's ruling party of "kidnapping" MLAs to form its government.

    Deve Gowda says his relationship with PM Modi more important than RS seat

    Former Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda clarified his bond with Prime Minister Narendra Modi is personal. He stated this relationship is not dependent on a Rajya Sabha seat. Gowda expressed no regrets about not continuing in the Upper House. He believes Modi has done significant work for the country's development. Gowda sees no other contemporary leader matching Modi's stature.

    India moving towards secular civil code, says PM Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced India's movement towards a secular One Nation Civil Code. This follows the success of previous nationwide initiatives like Aadhar, GST, and One Nation One Ration Card, and aims to standardize laws on marriage, inheritance, and divorce across all religions.

    BJP has neither been secular nor civil: Sibal on PM's remarks on UCC

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi argued for the implementation of a 'secular civil code,' describing the existing laws as discriminatory and communal. In response, Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal criticized the BJP's track record over the past decade, asserting the need for a secular and civil country. Both figures presented differing views on the current legal framework.

    All India Muslim Jamaat chief appeals Muslims to not oppose PM Modi, says parties exploiting them in the name of secularism

    Maulana Shahabuddin Razvin, national president of All India Muslim Jamaat, urges Muslims to refrain from opposing Prime Minister Modi, citing exploitation by secular parties. Highlights the changing political landscape Rizvi advised Muslims to avoid being used as political pawns. He emphasizes the need for positive engagement amidst rising tensions between Hindus and Muslims, urging strategic contemplation of their future in Indian politics.

    The Economic Times
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