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Prime Minister Narendra Modi says Congress has destroyed Gujarat and entire country at rally in Gujarat

Modi also added that the current generation has not seen scarcity because of the hard work of the previous generation.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been rallying in several states in Gujarat ahead of the assembly elections and has come out yet again and targeted the grand old party and stated that Congress’s model has destroyed not only Gujarat but also India. The allegations by the PM come ahead of the elections due next month in Gujarat.

The Prime minister, while addressing a rally in Mehsana, hit out at Congress and stated that the Congress model represents nepotism, casteism, sectarianism, and vote bank politics. He further added that the grand old party is infamous for indulging in vote bank politics and creating rifts between people to retain power.

This model by the Congress party has not only destroyed Gujarat but also India as well alleged the Prime Minister in his address. Aside from the staunch attack on the grand old party, PM Modi also stated that Gujarat has changed a lot in the last 2 decades and further highlighted that the generation of today does not realize the scarcity Gujarat faced earlier.

Modi also added that the current generation has not seen scarcity because of the hard work of the previous generation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be addressing more rallies ahead of the assembly elections in Dahod, Vadodara and Bhavnagar on Wednesday.

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Congress’s rally in Gujarat

As for BJP’s counterpart in the Gujarat elections, the grand old party saw Rahul Gandhi taking a break from his Bharat Jodo Yatra to campaign for the party ahead of the state polls. Rahul Gandhi in his recent rally in Surat had also targeted the ruling party of Gujarat.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi while talking about the Morbi Bridge accident stated and highlighted the arrest of the watchmen posted at the Morbi bridge and further alleged that the real culprits in the case were not arrested because they had links to the BJP.

Gandhi further added that reflected on his learnings from his ongoing Bharat Jodo Yatra and added that the BJP calls the tribal people forest dwellers and alleged that the BJP alienates the tribal communities from development and growth. He further remarked that BJP do not want you to live in cities, see your children becoming engineers or doctors, learn to fly planes, or speak English.

Gujarat elections

Gujarat will hold elections next month which will conduct voting in two-phases on December 1 and 5. The incumbent BJP are in high hopes to retain power in Gujarat as the state being the stronghold of the party. Whereas, the Congress party are seeking to change the voting trends in Gujarat and remove the ruling party from power.

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Tamil Nadu cabinet expansion: 23 new ministers, including 2 Congress MLAs, to take oath

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay is set to expand his Council of Ministers today with the induction of 23 MLAs, including 21 from the TVK and two from the Congress.

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In a major political development, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay is expanding his Council of Ministers today by inducting 23 new MLAs. The expansion reflects a significant consolidation of the ruling alliance, bringing representation from key partner parties into the government.

Diverse representation in the new team

The incoming cohort of ministers consists of 21 lawmakers from Chief Minister Vijay’s party, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), alongside 2 legislators from the allied Congress party. Media reports indicate that the expansion aims to reinforce unity among alliance partners, with further representation expected for other regional allies to balance regional and political administration. The official swearing-in ceremony for all 23 nominees is scheduled to take place today in Chennai.

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Congress to join Vijay cabinet in Tamil Nadu after 59 years, two MLAs set to become ministers

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The Congress party is set to become part of the Tamil Nadu government for the first time in nearly six decades, with two of its MLAs expected to join Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s cabinet in an upcoming expansion.

According to reports, the Congress leadership has approved the induction of two legislators into the Vijay-led administration, marking the party’s return to power-sharing in Tamil Nadu after 59 years.

The development comes days after actor-turned-politician Vijay’s party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), formed the government in Tamil Nadu following the 2026 Assembly elections. Congress had extended support to TVK during the government formation process earlier this month.

Reports said MLAs K Rajesh Kumar and P Viswanathan are among the likely Congress leaders to be sworn in as ministers. The cabinet expansion is expected to strengthen the alliance between TVK and Congress while also giving Congress a direct role in governance in the state.

Congress had last been part of the Tamil Nadu government in 1967, making the latest move a major political milestone in the state’s history. Political observers see the decision as an attempt to consolidate the ruling alliance and maintain stability in the new government.

The TVK government led by Vijay has already begun administrative restructuring and portfolio allocation after taking office earlier this month. Vijay retained key departments including Home, Police and Youth Welfare in the initial cabinet formation.

The Congress leadership had earlier indicated its willingness to participate in the Tamil Nadu government after extending support to Vijay during the post-election negotiations.

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BJP attacks Rahul Gandhi over traitor remark against PM Modi, Amit Shah

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Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi triggered a sharp political controversy on Wednesday after calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh “traitors” during an address to Congress workers in Uttar Pradesh’s Rae Bareli.

The remarks drew an immediate backlash from the Bharatiya Janata Party, with several leaders accusing the Congress MP of using “the language of terrorists” and attempting to insult democratic institutions.

According to reports, Rahul Gandhi told party workers that when RSS members speak about PM Modi and Amit Shah, they should respond by saying, “Your Prime Minister is a traitor, your home minister is a traitor, your organisation is a traitor.” He further alleged that the ruling establishment had “worked to sell out India” and attacked the Constitution as well as the ideals of Dr BR Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi.

The Congress leader made the remarks while addressing workers in Rae Bareli, his parliamentary constituency in Uttar Pradesh. His comments quickly became the centre of a heated political exchange between the BJP and Congress.

BJP leaders strongly condemned the statement, saying Rahul Gandhi’s comments crossed democratic boundaries. Party leaders claimed his language echoed narratives used by hostile elements against India and accused him of targeting the Indian state for political gains.

The controversy intensified further after Rahul Gandhi also criticised PM Modi over a viral video showing the Prime Minister gifting a packet of “Melody” candy to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni during his visit to Rome. Gandhi reportedly mocked the gesture amid ongoing political debates over economic and governance issues.

The latest exchange adds to the escalating war of words between the BJP and Congress ahead of key political battles in several states and the broader national political contest. Political tensions between the two parties have intensified in recent weeks over issues ranging from governance and foreign visits to economic concerns and constitutional debates.

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