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AAP leaders allege BJP of attempt to murder on party’s women councillor, demand FIR
The newly elected mayor of Delhi, Shelly Oberoi spoke to the media on what escalated in the Delhi Civic Centre and accused BJP of attacking her as BJP leaders climbed on stage. Oberoi further added and said that the standing committee elections were held in accordance with the BJP yet the party turned to chaos and attacked AAP leaders.

Aam Aadmi Party leaders of Friday assembled at the Kamla Market police station seeking FIR against BJP. The AAP has accused the BJP of attempting to murder on party’s women councillor, said reports.
The move by the AAP comes in the wake of the clash that escalated between the BJP and AAP at the Delhi Civic centre over a key election.
The newly elected mayor of Delhi, Shelly Oberoi spoke to the media on what escalated in the Delhi Civic Centre and accused BJP of attacking her as BJP leaders climbed on stage. Oberoi further added and said that the standing committee elections were held in accordance with the BJP yet the party turned to chaos and attacked AAP leaders.
The Delhi Mayor, while speaking to the media, accused BJP members of assaulting Aam Aadmi Party’s women members. She also urged BJP to come to terms with the defeat.
As per the reports, AAP’s Ashok Kr Maanu, who fell unconscious during the commotion between AAP and BJP, was also in attendance when the police station. While talking to the media, Maanu termed the BJP of being shameless for allegedly attacking the women councillors, as well as the Delhi Mayor. He further said that the party won’t allow this and will approach the court.
AAP Leader Atishi also came forward to allege the male BJP leaders of assaulting the new mayor Shelly Oberoi in the Civic Centre. The AAP leader also demanded the counterpart BJP to stop ‘goondaism’ in Civic centra and echoed Delhi Mayor as she urged the BJP to accept defeat.
The demand for FIR against the BJP comes a day after the clashes between BJP and AAP continued on for the 3rd consecutive day in the Delhi Civic centre over the election of six members to the standing committee.
As per the reports, the councillors of both parties threw punches, manhandled and shoved each other.
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Shiv Sena, BJP to fight Lok Sabha elections together: CM Eknath Shinde declares after meeting Amit Shah
Shinde informed the meeting was held with Shah yesterday night.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Monday, posting a picture from his meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the BJP and Shiv Sena to unitedly fight all the upcoming elections including the Lok Sabha elections in the state.
Shinde tweeted a picture, in which along with him and Shah, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis can also be seen.
Shinde informed the meeting was held with Shah yesterday night.
Shinde in the caption with the picture informed, in the meeting, it was decided that the ruling BJP-Shiv Sena in Maharashtra to contest all the upcoming elections in the state together, which includes the state assembly elections, local body elections and the mega 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
Shinde added, for the sake of Maharashtra’s development, their alliance is strong and in the past 11 months of the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance, the government has taken major steps towards progress of the state and has also given permission to the policies that were at halt.
Confident Shinde said, in the future elections, they will contest together and will win with majority to make Maharashtra as the top ranking state in the country.
The Maharashtra CM further added, discussions related to agriculture and cooperative department also held in the meeting with Shah.
Shinde also hoped for the continuous guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi towards the implementation of policies for development of Maharashtra.
Shinde was a Thackeray family loyalist until last year, when he along with 15 other MLAs in a dramatic turn of events went against then Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, which resulted to the the collapse of Maha Vikash Aghadi government in the state and the formation of BJP-Shiv Sena alliance government with Shinde taking over as the Chief Minister.
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Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu meets Amit Shah, Nadda, speculation of BJP-TDP alliance
Reports said, both the parties may go into an alliance for the upcoming elections. The meeting between the leaders lasted for about half an hour.

Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday evening, met BJP president JP Nadda and Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi to reportedly discuss an alliance ahead of the Telangana assembly election this year and 2024 general elections. The meeting lasted for an hour.
Reports said, both the parties may go into an alliance for the upcoming elections. The meeting between the leaders lasted for about half an hour.
During the Narendra Modi led NDA came to the power at Centre in 2014, Naidu’s TDP was a part of the alliance until March 2018, when it broke the alliance on the special status issue to Andhra Pradesh.
The decision that was taken by Naidu just before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, he had then said it was in concern with the Centre overlooking Andhra Pradesh in the annual budget of the Centre.
Both the parties came together after the recent municipal elections in Port Blair. In March this year the Port-Blair municipal elections the TDP emerged as the kingmaker backing the BJP in the council formation.
If the two parties extended ties, it is expected to come as a shot in the arm for the BJP which has an aspiring target of expanding its footprint in Andhra Pradesh and and other southern region.
The Centre ruled party recently lost the Karnataka assembly elections, the lone southern state, where the party was in power.
However, the failure of the Karnataka Assembly elections has shifted BJP’s senior leadership’s attention to other states in South India, particularly Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where the party does not want to give the Congress any influence.
Reports said, while the TDP has emerged as one of the key opposition parties in Telangana, it has struggled to find support among the politically dominant castes in Andhra Pradesh.
Amid the speculations of an alliance between the TDP and BJP, both the parties have been throwing signals about a possible alliance in the near future.
The TDP recently distanced itself from the opposition’s move to boycott the Parliament inauguration event and marked its presence.
Reports said, the BJP leadership has made Telangana the party’s priority in its Mission South and has advanced in the state’s local body elections.
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War of words breaks out between BJP, Congress over Rahul Gandhi’s saying Muslim League is a secular party
Former Congress President and MP Mr. Rahul Gandhi got criticized by the BJP Leaders in India after his comment on the Muslim League is completely secular

Several BJP leaders were quick to pounce on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s comment at the National Press Club in Washington DC calling the Muslim League a secular party.
In his interaction in Washington DC, Rahul Gandhi said the Muslim League is a completely secular party and is in alliance with the Muslim League in Kerala as part of the United Democratic Front. Gandhi said there is nothing non-secular about the Muslim League and questioned the reporter’s knowledge about the Muslim League.
Senior BJP leaders said Rahul Gandhi is insulting India from foreign shores. Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya said Rahul Gandhi should apologise for his comments and should speak about it to the people in India once he is here.
Union Minister Prahlad Singh Patel said he does not take Rahul Gandhi seriously and blamed the comment on a Congress tendency. He said the comment was dangerous as such seeds of division can grow up to be challenges to the country.
Former Law Minister and BJP leader Kiren Rijiju criticised Rahul Gandhi’s statement on the Muslim League’s secular character. BJP IT Cell chief Amit Malviya criticized Rahul Gandhi on Twitter.
In response, Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera hit out at Malviya on Twitter and questioned the BJP IT Cell chief’s wisdom and awareness about the Muslim League. He schooled him about the difference between the Indian Union Muslim League in Kerala and the Muslim League of Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
During the Washington DC interaction, Rahul Gandhi held forth on various topics including the party’s chances in the 2024 Lok Sabha, the move for Opposition unity to take on the BJP and the perils of unemployment that has been encircling India. Gandhi said his party was holding regular dialogue with all Opposition parties, there is a lot of good work happening in that regard.
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