Talking about Delhi: After Rahul, Raut's turn will go to MP


New Delhi: After Rahul Gandhi, the movement to take the membership of Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut of Uddhav Thackeray group of Shiv Sena has started. Sanjay Raut was served a breach of privilege notice by the Maharashtra Assembly last month for calling the Maharashtra Assembly a 'thieves' body'. Sanjay Raut clarified that he made this comment only for the Eknath Shinde group.

However, Maharashtra Legislative Council Deputy Speaker Neelam Gorhe termed Sanjay Raut's reply on the issue of breach of privilege notice as 'unsatisfactory'. The Maharashtra Assembly convicted Raut of breach of privilege motion.

Maharashtra Assembly Speaker Rahul Narvekar announced in the assembly that the explanation given by Raut after the privilege notice was not satisfactory. I think, Raut has breached the privilege but since Raut is a Rajya Sabha member, the matter has been referred to the Rajya Sabha Secretariat.

According to analysts, Raut may get away with an apology but given the BJP's stance towards the opposition, Raut's parliamentary seat may also go.

Chimki tried to break Uddhav's alliance with the Congress

Uddhav Thackeray is upset because Rahul Gandhi criticized Savarkar. Thackeray has also hinted at severing ties with the Congress.

Thackeray has warned Rahul Gandhi that the Shiv Sena will not tolerate the insult of Veer Savarkar. Uddhav said, I am announcing from the public platform that this insult will not be carried out. No one can bear the pains that Savarkar has endured. When we have come together to save democracy, do not make any statements that will create a rift between Shiv Sena and Congress. Today Savarkar is also watching from heaven, what is going on today so don't deviate from the original point, we are devotees of Savarkar.

After Rahul's Lok Sabha membership was revoked, in a press conference, Rahul said in response to a question about apologizing to the court, "I am not Savarkar, I am Gandhi and Gandhi never apologises."

Congress Muslim reservation card in Karnataka

In Karnataka, the Congress has played the Muslim card against the BJP government's cancellation of the four percent reservation given to Muslims under the Tubi category. Karnataka Pradesh Congress President d. K. Shivakumar has announced that the state government has decided to change the reservation quota three times in 90 days without any basis, but if the Congress comes to power, it will change this decision.

On the other hand, the BJP has indicated that reservation given to Muslims will be a major issue. Union Home Minister Amit Shah said reservation under Tubi category to Muslims was given due to appeasement policies of previous Congress governments. Congress introduced four percent reservation for minorities to keep its vote bank happy but BJP does not believe in appeasement politics. In fact, the four percent reservation for Muslims was initiated by Janata Dal (Secular) supremo H.D. It was done in 1994 when Deve Gowda was the Chief Minister.

Rahul slaps journalist, put BJP badge...

A video of Rahul Gandhi slapping a journalist in a press conference has gone viral. Rahul Gandhi has been disqualified from Lok Sabha membership after serving a two-year sentence in the Modi Samaj defamation case. A journalist asked Rahul, who came in front of the media to present his party on this issue, that the BJP is alleging that you are insulting the OBCs.

Hearing this question, Rahul Gani got angry at the journalist. Rahul told the journalist that if you are working for BJP then come wearing BJP badge. The first attempt of the same question was made from here, the second attempt was made from here. Now you are making the third attempt. Why are you working directly for BJP? Work for BJP, walk around with BJP badge, I will answer but don't call yourself a journalist. Rahul then addressed the reporter with a smile and said, "The air is gone."

Vijayan's double standards: Support Rahul, bash Congressmen

While Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has supported the Congress on the issue of Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from Parliament, the Kerala Congress leader is calling Vijayan's support hypocritical. Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly V.D. Satishan alleged that the CPM is only supporting Rahul on social media, but in reality, atrocities are being spied on Congress workers. Police in CPM-ruled Kerala brutally beat Congressmen protesting the decision to disqualify Rahul Gandhi. Kerala Police is acting to encourage BJP at the behest of the state government. The chewing and showing of the Vijayan government in Kerala is different.

The main battle in Kerala is between the Congress and the Left parties. Despite BJP's presence in Kerala being nominal, the CPI(M) is with the Congress on this issue in the name of fighting the communalist agenda of the Sangh Parivar. However, some leaders in CPM too are criticizing Vijayan's stance of supporting Congress.

Supporters are relieved to see Atiq arrive unharmed

Supporters of Atiq have been relieved when the police convoy which took Atiq Ahmed for questioning in the Umesh Pal massacre in Uttar Pradesh reached Uttar Pradesh. Atiq Ahmed was taken away from Ahmedabad's Sabarmati jail by the Prayagraj police on Saturday evening. A 45-member police team was sent to take away politician-cum-gangster Atiq Ahmad to Prayagraj. Atiq refused to go with UP Police and said, I am safe in Sabarmati Jail.

Rumors were rife that the UP police would encounter Atik like Vikas Dubey. There was also a joke that Atiq Ahmad's car would also overturn like Dubey's.

However, Uttar Pradesh Police Chief Devendra Singh Chauhan said that to comply with the court order, the police have gone from Gujarat to bring Atiq Ahmed to UP and his car will not be overturned. Atiq will be produced in court.

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Sushma - Daughter in Delhi BJP Legal Cell

Former Foreign Minister of Narendra Modi Government. Sushma Swaraj's daughter Bansuri Swaraj has been appointed as the co-convenor of the legal cell of BJP's Delhi unit. A graduate of Oxford University, London, Bansuri has been involved in the legal profession for 15 years. While he has been informally helping the BJP in the past, this is the first time he has been given an institutional position. From this it seems that the BJP intends to associate him more with Delhi politics. For this auspicious gesture, Bansuri thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP General Secretary B.L. Santhosh and party's Delhi unit president Virender Sachdev have been thanked.

Nepal bans Air India pilots

The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has suspended the pilot-team of Air India following the incident in the holding zone of the Nepal airport on Friday. Air India Air Traffic Controllers (ATCs) involved in the traffic collision between Air India and Nepal Airlines at Tribhuvan International Airport, Nepal on March 24, 2023, have been removed from active control positions until further notice. The CAA has decided to ban the Air India pilots involved in this untoward incident.

Vedic mathematics now studied in universities

Indian Vedic Mathematics will soon be part of the curriculum for students studying in IITs and other higher educational institutions across the country. Preparations have been made to introduce this subject in various universities. The University Grants Commission (UGC- University Grants Commission) has said that along with Indian Vedic Mathematics, Indian Philosophy, Indian Sanskrit and Science as well as Indian Arts will also be taught in higher educational institutions. UGC Chairman M. Jagdeshkumar said that the higher educational institutions can submit their opinions online before April 30 regarding the proposal regarding the above subjects.

South Korea and India celebrate ties in Delhi

At the National Gallery of Modern Art, a prominent exhibition venue in Delhi, a Buddhist nun offered a soothing prayer in Korean with melodious bells for strategic partners India and South Korea to be happy, prosperous and contribute significantly to world peace. The Order, the largest sect of Buddhism of which this nun is a member in South Korea, has expressed its desire to harmonize Buddhism in India. Chairman of the Central Council of the Order of Korean Buddhism Ven. Joo Kyung said that if the opportunity arises, Korean Buddhists plan to form an Indian sect of Buddhism. They will provide support for the approval of voluntary and domestic Indian Buddhist beliefs.

Kashmir to get 'Vande Bharat Metro': Railway Minister

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav said on Sunday that the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla rail link project will be completed by January, 2024. There are plans to run the Vande Bharat Metro train between Jammu and Srinagar, which will connect the Kashmir valley with the rest of the country by rail. Speaking to reporters at the inauguration program of Track Mounted Trolley on Chenab Bridge in Riasi district of Jammu, he added that the entire Himalayan belt is being speedily worked on so that the rail link will reach to Ladakh.

India summons Canadian ambassador

India summoned Canada's high-level envoy in New Delhi after Sikh protesters gathered at the Indian embassy in Canada. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said after the visit that the Canadian ambassador said that his government would take steps to maintain the security of Indian ambassadors and ensure the security of the Indian ambassador's office. India also smashed British cardamom last week for the same purpose.

- Inder Sahni

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