New Delhi: In a BBC documentary, the BJP has implemented a strategy of praising the Government by Muslims to refute the claim that Muslims are in a bad condition under BJP rule in India. As a part of it, Modi has been praised in the Ahmadiyya Muslim convention. At the All India Minority Conclave, Ahmadiyya Muslims said that the government's decision on triple talaq is laudable and will lead to the empowerment of Muslim women.
Claiming that Modi has done commendable work for the welfare of minorities in his immortality, the leaders said, good work should always be appreciated. During Modi's tenure, the focus has been on the development of Muslims. Other leaders of Muslim organizations were also present in this program. It was resolved in the convention that the Modi government is working for the development of the minority community without discrimination. No government has done this before.
Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, the BJP has intensified its efforts to convert Muslims to its side. Ahmadiyya Muslims are at the center along with Pasmanda and Sufi Muslims.
State president eats beef and BJP shut up!
When Nagaland and Meghalaya are going to vote for the assembly elections on February 27, Meghalaya BJP president Ernest Mawri's statement has gone viral. Mawari says that he himself eats beef and BJP leaders have never stopped him. Even the BJP high command has never said anything about eating cow's meat and has not come to a halt.
This statement has gone viral only when two youths from Rajasthan were burnt alive in BJP-ruled Haryana over beef issue. Due to this, BJP is being criticized for having a double standard. The BJP opposes eating cow meat in most states while its state president is silent on the fact that he openly talks about eating cow meat himself. As 75% of Meghalaya's population is Christian, BJP has no objection to eating cow meat to attract them.
Now investigation in espionage case against Sisodia
A case has been ordered against Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia for espionage. Sisodia has been accused of being spied on by the feedback unit. In this case, the Union Home Ministry has ordered the CBI to file a case against Manish Sisodia under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The CBI sought permission to file a case against Sisodia and other officials. The Ministry of Home Affairs has approved this application.
The Delhi government formed a feedback unit in 2015 and appointed 20 officers. The CBI alleged that the unit spied on political rivals and opponents between February 2016 and September 2016. The unit spied not only on BJP but also on Aam Aadmi Party leaders.
The CBI is also investigating the liquor policy case against Sisodia. Sisodia's place has already been raided in this case. CBI will also question Sisodia on February 26 in this case.
Shivaraj surrendered to Uma
The Shivraj Singh Chauhan government has announced the closure of 'Ahtas' built next to liquor shops and shop bars to appease Uma Bharti. Uma alleged that youths sit in 'Ahta' and drink alcohol and then go home and commit mischief. As Uma took an aggressive stance on this issue, the Shivraj government has decided to close the 'ahtas' made for drinking alcohol.
BJP sources consider this decision as a big victory for Uma Bharti. However, it is too much to assume that this will increase the stature of Uma in Madhya Pradesh politics or that the BJP will give it more importance. Uma Bharti resigned from the government in 2018 citing health reasons. After that, Uma joined the Ganga cleaning campaign. Uma returned to Madhya Pradesh last year after working on cleaning the Ganges for a long time and wants to return to the center of politics in Madhya Pradesh.
Rupa-Rohini's fight: Husband, wife and wo........
Karnataka's IPS officer D Rupa Mudgil and IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri's feud is in the news, but the case has been revealed to be that of 'husband, wife and wife'. Rupa and Rohini openly accused each other of corruption. The BJP government of Karnataka replaced both of them as the fight between the two took a serious shape.
In this controversy, a news channel called IPS Roopa's RTI activist N. An audio clip of the conversation with Gangaraju has been released. In the audio, Roopa claims that Rohini has fallen behind her husband. Rupa's husband, Munish Mudgil, is also an IAS officer and was the Commissioner of Survey Settlement-Land Records. He has also been transferred due to this controversy. Rohini has also alleged that Munish was used to get the land related works done. Rupa has called Rohini a cancer by alleging that her family is doing land deals and real estate business.
If Tejan got weak in his dream, he rode a bicycle
Forest and Environment Minister of Bihar Government Tej Pratap Yadav reached the office on a bicycle. The reason he gave for going on a bicycle is being mocked. Tej Pratap claimed that Mulayam Singh Yadav came in my dream in the morning. He gave me a watch. When I started crying, he started crying too.
Netaji cycled with me. After this dream I thought that I should go to office by bicycle because it will protect the environment. Tej Pratap also advised people that everyone should cycle at least one day in a week to save the environment. Tej Pratap has talked at length about the conversation he had with Mulayam Singh in his dreams.
Tej Pratap, who calls himself a devotee of Krishna, has said such things before. People are saying that they should do public welfare works instead of dramas.
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Delhi Leakergate probe: Kejriwal's PA questioned
The ED (Enforcement Directorate) is now interrogating Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's Personal Assistant (PA) Bibhav Kumar in a money laundering case related to the Delhi Excise Policy. Earlier, in the same case, the ED has questioned the PA of Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia of the Kejriwal team. Sisodia, who holds an excise account in the Delhi cabinet, is one of the accused in the case. ED is interrogating Devendra Sharma in the Prevention of Money Laundering case and recording his statement.
Aap vs LG: Twitter pay clash
Delhi Mu on Wednesday. While the mayoral election was being held in the corporation on one hand, the law and order situation of the capital was being discussed on the other hand. A war of words was going on between Lieutenant Governor Vinay Saxena and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. While Saksena has already expressed his unhappiness about the performance of the Delhi Police, Kejriwal tweeted targeting his feeling that the law and order situation in Delhi has deteriorated a lot in the last one year. It is good that the LG has finally held a meeting on this issue. He should pay attention to law and order and such meetings should be held as soon as possible. Saxena tweeted in response that I have been reviewing the law and order situation every week with the Delhi Police Commissioner and Special Commissioners. Despite many challenges, Delhi Police is doing commendable work. Reasonable appreciation and criticism of the police are woven into my work style. Hope you learn from it too.
Army-withdrawal from Kashmir: Statistics not backing it up
A source-based report has quoted 'officials in the security establishment' to report that the central government is considering a complete withdrawal of the Indian Army from the Kashmir Valley. If approved, the army will remain only along the Line of Control, the report said. According to the report, the suggestion has been under discussion for two years now, with the involvement of the Ministry of Defence, Home Ministry, Armed Forces and Jammu and Kashmir Police at an advanced stage, but no government official or spokesperson has confirmed the report, although TV news, talk shows And ruling party spokespersons defend those claims in debates. However, some facts remain unexplained, which deserve closer scrutiny, sources said.
Why not a documentary about the anti-Sikh riots of '84?
Furthering the official criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) for its recent coverage of the 2002 Gujarat riots, External Affairs Minister Subramaniam Jaishankar has accused the BBC of playing politics and asked why it did not make a documentary on the 1984 anti-learning riots. The violence of 2002 happened under BJP rule, while the Sikh massacre of 1984 happened under Congress rule. It can be speculated that Jaishankar wants to create a case that BBC is favoring Congress through such an allegation. However, a quick search of 38-year-old video and text records on the Internet revealed that not only did the BBC cover the 1984 riots, but it repeatedly reported on the event. In 2010, the BBC broadcast a documentary-length cartoon titled 1984: A Sikh Story.
BJP MP builds house out of mud
BJP MP from Balasore, Pratap Chandra Sarangi, had trouble keeping his guests at home last year. So they are creating a new house out of mud behind their official residence. This one floor and two bedroom house is taking shape in a quiet corner of Humar Road which is considered VIP of Delhi. The walls of the house are made of mud, the roofs are thatched with bamboo, while the tables are made of stone. The present location of this house is more in line with the countryside than the heartland of the national capital. Paintings are made from cow dung on the walls of the house.
Apologies to Kumar for commenting on RSS
Former AAP leader and poet Kumar Vishwas apologized for his comments on RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) saying he did not mean to hurt anyone's feelings. He said on Wednesday, the second day of the Vikram Festival being celebrated in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, that just because I told the child that you are not studying, it will not make him start studying. Some friends found this pronunciation bad. I apologize to him
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