Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath joined BJP's bandwagon that continued attacks on Opposition over their alliance's name - INDIA.
PM Modi during the BJP Parliamentary meeting took names of several organisations with the name of 'India' to make the point that merely having such a term in their nomenclature does not change anything, the sources said.
Amid the impasse in Parliament over their demands related to the Manipur violence, the Opposition alliance, I.N.D.I.A, is allegedly mulling moving a no-confidence motion against the central government in the Lok Sabha.
According to sources, the Opposition discussed a proposal to move a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government in Tuesday's meeting held in New Delhi.
Parliament Monsoon Session: Amid the persisting logjam in both Houses, the government has said that it is ready for debate on the Manipur issue. Relentless protests from Opposition members have marred the proceedings in both Houses so far.
Kapil Sibal responded to Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's remark on 'disruption' in the Parliament and said that disturbances occur when the Prime Minister does not make a statement on Manipur on the floor of the House.
India Opposition Unity: The first blow to the unity of the "India" alliance came from the left parties, CPIM General secretary Sitaram Yechuri who categorically denied any alliance with Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress in West Bengal.
In an exclusive interview with India TV, the husband of one of the two victim women who were paraded naked in Manipur, alleged that the entire incident took place in the presence of the police and they did not come forward to help the victims.
Sawal To Banta Hai: Political tourism is Rahul Gandhi's favourite work and instead of going to sensitive areas like Manipur amid violence, he could have held a simple press conference in Delhi. He went to Manipur only to create melodrama.
The third meeting of the Opposition alliance is likely to be held after August 15 in which seat-sharing formula among 26 participating parties is likely to be discussed.
Manipur situation debate remained the highlight of the day so far as the Opposition demanded that PM Modi issue a statement in the Parliament. Both Houses of Parliament were adjourned today due to ruckus, to meet again on Friday.
In a statement, BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi said that Kumar was "visibly upset" after returning from Bengaluru as his expectations were not met during the Opposition's meeting.
The crucial Opposition parties' meeting in Bengaluru to chalk out the strategy to weave a united front against the ruling Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) was held in Bengaluru for two-days.
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Addressing the allies in New Delhi, PM Modi said that he can say with full confidence that NDA will come to power in 2024 as people know its chemistry and history.
A total of 38 parties are attending the big NDA meeting in Delhi, to decide the agenda for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
Making a statement after the Opposition's meeting in Bengaluru, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the fight for 2024 is between NDA and INDIA.
Opposition's meet in Bengaluru: As the meeting was underway on Tuesday, Pawar took to Twitter to state that the Opposition has decided to fight and win.
Opposition meeting in Bengaluru: Two-day crucial meeting of 26 Opposition parties concluded on Tuesday. The Opposition named their united front- INDIA.
By keeping its doors open to various regional players, the BJP has been able to strengthen its position and gain an edge over the opposition.
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