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Rahul takes potshot at Modi over dead bodies in Ganga
In a tweet in Hindi, Rahul Gandhi said, "The one who said Ganga has called him, has made the Mother Ganga cry." He also attached a news report which claimed that on the 1,140 km long banks of river Ganga about 2,000 dead bodies have been found. In the last few days several dead bodies have been found floating in the river or buried near its banks in several districts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
Rescuer always greater than one who kills: Rahul on Police at IYC office
Soon, the BJP also said that their leaders have also been asked by Delhi Police about offering help to people. In a tweet in Hindi, Rahul Gandhi said, "The rescuer is always greater than the one who kills." He used the hash tag, I stand with IYC.
AAP Government failed to build oxygen storage capacity in Delhi: BJP
Addressing a virtual press conference on Friday, BJP National Spokesperson, Dr Sambit Patra, said, "Due to AAP government's inability to build storage, 20 and 13 lives were lost at Jaipur Golden Hospital and Batra Hospital respectively. Both hospitals had tried to contact the government, but the AAP government did nothing. This is criminal liability."
Modi releases 8th instalment of Rs 19,000 crores for PM-KISAN scheme
The Prime Minister released the installment through video conferencing, saying "farmers in West Bengal for the first time benefitted with the Central scheme and that more farmers will get the support as soon as the Centre receives it".
Centre continues sending global aid to states, Union Territories for Covid management
The Union Health Ministry said, "Various ministries and departments of Indian government are seamlessly collaborating through a streamlined and systematic mechanism under the 'Whole of Government' approach, for expeditiously delivering the incoming global aid from different countries/organisations to augment India's efforts in fighting the unprecedented surge in Covid-19."
It's time to stand together and not to criticise: Sibal
The Congress on Tuesday accused the BJP of being "arrogant", soon after BJP President J.P. Nadda shot off a letter to interim party chief Sonia Gandhi, saying that raising issues and making suggestions to the government on the pandemic is the duty of the opposition parties.
Amitabh Thakur challenges compulsory retirement in CAT
Amitabh Thakur said in his petition that the Government of India and UP Government orders are completely incorrect. He said these orders have been passed merely for malafide intent because of personal and systemic bias against him, which has adversely affected his entire family.
JP Nadda slams Rahul Gandhi's conduct, attacks top Congress leaders for 'duplicity, pettiness' amid Covid
He also urged that the top echelons of Congress would stop misleading people, creating false panic and even contradicting their stands just based on political considerations. In a four-page letter, Nadda wrote, "In this fight against the pandemic, the conduct of the topmost Congress leaders including former Congress President Rahul Gandhi will be remembered for duplicity and pettiness."
Wilful patronage of super-spreader events allowed for partisan gains: Sonia
"Governance failures have become even more stark and scientific advice has been wilfully ignored and the country is paying a horrendous price for the Modi government's neglect of the pandemic, indeed its wilful patronage of super-spreader events that were allowed for partisan gains," Sonia Gandhi alleged
Dismiss Imran Hussain from Delhi Cabinet for hoarding oxygen: BJP
Addressing a press conference, BJP's West Delhi MP Parvesh Verma said: "It is shocking that Delhi government is seizing oxygen cylinders of socio-religious organisations doing free distribution while its Minister is found hoarding 650 oxygen cylinders."
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