EC checks Amit Shahs revenge remark BJP sees nothing wrong it it

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party defended Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah over his remark on the Muzaffarnagar riots, saying it saw "nothing wrong in his remark", even as the Congress and the AAP on Saturday called upon the Election ...

IndiaToday.in Lucknow/New Delhi,April 6, 2014| UPDATED00:25 IST A file photo of Amit Shah. Bharatiya Janata Party prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi's key aide Amit Shah is in trouble for alleged hate speech. An FIR has been lodged ...

Zee Media Bureau New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president Rajnath Singh on Saturday defended controversial remarks made by party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah, saying that his statement has ...

IndiaToday.in New Delhi,April 5, 2014| UPDATED12:47 IST BJP leader Amit Shah is under fire from other parties for allegedly exhorting voters in Uttar Pradesh to "uproot mullah Mulayam's government from Lucknow". The Congress has said it ...

: Former national general secretary of SP Trilok Tyagi, along with nearly 100 supporters, today left the party alleging that it was being run like a private limited company. Tyagi said the Samajwadi Party was being run like a private limited company ...

Director Subhash Kapoor had recently been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Starlet Deepika Tyagi accused him ofsexual harassment and he has been under media scrutiny. Now hehas quietly started shooting for his next film Guddu Rangeela. ...

BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah has raked up a controversy with a remark on the Muzaffarnagar riots, with political parties attacking him Saturday and the Congress seeking his arrest. But the Bharatiya Janata ...

Opposition leaders have reacted with a pinch of salt to BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's take on punishing tainted MPs and MLAs if he comes to power. Former member of Parliament Shahid Siddiqui said:"This will not be an easy task to ...

Indian cricketer Suresh Raina posted his selfie with the inked finger in focus, and so did many voters young and not so young on social networking sites, as they flaunted their indelible mark as proof of exercising their democratic right and asked ...