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    “India has seen it. INDIA has stopped it”: Rahul Gandhi hails defeat of Women’s Reservation Bill

    New Delhi: Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Friday launched a scathing attack on the government, moments after the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026 failed to pass in the Lok Sabha, framing the bill’s defeat as a successful defence against an “unconstitutional trick.” Taking to social media and addressing reporters shortly.

    Rahul Gandhi lends support to protesting Noida workers, says pay hike not greed but their right

    New Delhi: The ongoing protests by the ā€œunderpaidā€ industrial workers in Noida have found support from the Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi, who termed the demands as ā€œtheir right and not greedā€. The Congress leader, taking note of the unrest in Noida Phase 2, lent support to their demands and protests, stating.

    West Bengal Polls: Rahul Gandhi to kickoff Congress’s campaign from Malda

    At the Chanchal rally, Gandhi will campaign in support of four Congress candidates

    “Vote for a Puducherry run by its own people”: Rahul Gandhi urges voters to vote for Congress ahead of assembly polls

    New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday urged the voters of Puducherry to award the party a huge mandate in the assembly polls, assuring development of the Union Territory, including statehood. In a self-recorded video on X, the Congress leader urged the voters to “vote for a Puducherry run by its own people, your.

    BJP Calls Congress ā€˜Dalit-Virodhi’ Over Rahul Gandhi Remark

    The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday launched a sharp attack on Congress, calling it "Dalit virodhi (against Dalits)" after Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi raised concerns over what he described as "systemic exclusion of Bahujan entrepreneurs" from major public sector contracts.

    Kerala polls: Rahul Gandhi slams CM Vijayan again ​

    Palakkad: Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Monday intensified his attack on Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, targeting him twice in a single day as the election campaign entered its decisive phase.​ While his first salvo came at Thrissur, the second was delivered at Palakkad, underlining a sharpened focus on the Left leadership.​ With campaigning.

    Rahul Gandhi Slams Puducherry Govt Over ā€˜Fake Drugs’

    Puducherry, April 6: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi strongly criticized the AINRC-BJP government in Puducherry over the alleged supply of fake or substandard medicines. He called the issue ā€œmurderous corruption,ā€ raising serious concerns about public health and safety. Calls It ā€˜Murderous Corruption’ Rahul Gandhi said that providing fake medicines is not just corruption but a crime.

    Rahul Gandhi Attacks CM Vijayan, Calls Him Arrogant

    Thrissur, Kerala, April 6: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a sharp attack on Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan during a public address. He said that Vijayan is “not a divine figure” and should not act like he’s better than everyone else. He also said that leaders are responsible to the people. Criticism Over ā€˜Arrogant’ Approach.

    Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi in Chennai today for high-stakes election campaign

    Officials confirmed that an emergency coordination meeting was held to review protocols, regulate the issuance of VIP passes, and ensure seamless movement within the airport.

    ā€˜Prove it or stop misleading people’: Assam CM hits back at Rahul GandhiĀ 

    Guwahati: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday hit back strongly at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his remarks on alleged corruption, questioning the credibility of the accusations and asserting that such statements were politically motivated.Ā  Addressing a public gathering, Sarma said neither the ā€œpeople of Assamā€ nor the ā€œcourts of the countryā€ had.

    Amit Shah, Rahul to visit Chennai; security tightened

    The visits come at a crucial time, as political activity intensifies ahead of the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. With both leaders expected to participate in key political events and meetings, the administration has taken no chances in ensuring law and order.