Alliance between Lalu and Nitish like oil and water which can't be mixed: Shah
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He also said that water is always on the receiving end, as oil makes it dirty.
'Hindi spoken prominently in only 4 or 5 states': Udhayanidhi Stalin joins issue with Amit Shah
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Responding to the statement of the Union Home Minister that Hindi was the uniting force of the country and that it was empowering regional languages, Udhayanidhi Stalin, in a post on social media platform ‘X’ said: "I strongly condemn the statement of Union Home Minister Amit Shah claiming that Hindi is the uniting force of India and it is empowering other languages."
One Nation, One Election: Kovind holds meeting with Shah, Meghwal
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The Union ministers met Kovind at his 12 Janpath residence and discussed the dates for convening the first official meeting of this committee. Besides methods of functioning of the committee, they also discussed the requisite facilities and infrastructure for the panel to perform smoothly. 
Assam CM Sarma pitches for complete withdrawal of AFSPA from his state
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During his meeting with the Home Minister at his residence which lasted for 30 minutes, the Chief Minister discussed the roadmap for complete withdrawal of AFSPA from Assam, a government official said. 
After Ghamndiya alliance, BJP now calls INDIA bloc as ‘INDI Alliance’
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Home Minister Amit Shah took the charge while hitting at the INDIA alliance saying, “When the people declared bankruptcy of this arrogant alliance, they changed the name from UPA to INDI Alliance.” Following Shah’s swipe, several top BJP leaders also attacked Congress on X.
Insulting Sanatan dharma will lead to INDIA bloc's fall in 2024: Amit Shah
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Addressing a gathering before flagging off the BJP's Parivartan Yatra from Dungarpur, he termed opposition bloc INDIA as "Ghamandiya Gathbandhan" and said it can got to any extent for vote bank politics.
Govt forms 8 member panel for ‘one nation one election’ with former president Kovind as its chairperson
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The government said that an eight-member committee has been constituted to examine ‘One nation, One election’.
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