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He emphasized that genuine patriotism involves uniting the nation.
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In a notable development, Apna Dal (Kameravadi) leader Pallavi Patel declares intention to join Rahul Gandhi’s yatra
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Speaking at a rally in Aurangabad, Bihar, during the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, Rahul highlighted the widening wealth gap: 'The poor are getting poorer, while the rich are getting richer, all because of the Central government's policies.'
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Ajay Rai, UPCC chief, announced that the yatra's entry into UP would be postponed to February 16 from February 14, with the exit now scheduled for February 22/23 instead of the previously planned dates of February 27/28.
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Speaking to reporters here, Thakur also accused Gandhi of dividing the nation by indulging in politics of casteism and regionalism.
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Expressing confidence in the BJP's victory, he said that the BJP will get seats in double digits in Telangana in the upcoming Lok Sabha election.
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Rahul Gandhi, while making a brief speech here on the third and concluding day of his ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' in Odisha, said Modi “was born in a family that belonged to the general caste”.
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In the face of majoritarianism, regional parties must wake up to the reality of their gradual decline and assert their individuality
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Rahul Gandhi made the statement while addressing a press conference at Basiya in Gumla district during his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra
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Rahul Gandhi claimed that Dalits, tribals, Other Backward Classes (OBCs) were made bonded labourers and their participation was lacking in big companies, hospitals, schools, colleges and courts
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AICC general secretary in-charge of Madhya Pradesh Jitendra Singh said the schedule of the yatra, including the date of arrival, will be announced later.
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Congress did not believe in Indian culture and tradition and it would work against the thoughts of the public. Karnataka Congress MP DK Suresh Kumar’s comments on dividing the country was a classic example for this, said Tarun Chug
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A Congress MP wanted to divide the country into south and north India. So, what was the difference between terrorist and Congress leaders, said Bandi Sanjay
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Joining the yatra at Baharampur in Murshidabad district, the CPI(M) leader claimed that the country is at present divided between justice and injustice.
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Nitish Kumar cited the state of affairs being "not right" under the Mahagathbandhan alliance as his reason for quitting.
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This is an attempt to kill the dreams of the heroes who have fought for social justice and to eliminate the participation of the deprived sections, Rahul Gandhi said
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West Bengal Congress Committee Team Passes Baton to Bihar Congress President at Sonpur-Islampur Border.
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There was no participation from Trinamool Congress despite repeated invitations from the national-level Congress leaders to the state's ruling party.
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Extending Republic Day wishes to fellow citizens, he emphasized that the Constitution, embodying the dreams of freedom fighters, serves as the soul of the Indian Republic.