The tragic stampede in Karur, Tamil Nadu, has triggered a fierce political battle. An NDA delegation, including MPs Anurag Thakur and Hema Malini, visited the site, questioning the limited space allocated for TVK chief Vijay’s rally. They demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe and a formal response from officials. DMK MP Kanimozhi attacked Vijay for allegedly leaving the site mid-crisis, calling it unbecoming of a leader. Tamil Nadu Minister Anbil Mahesh announced a judicial probe, while AIADMK and BJP hit out at the Stalin govt over the arrest of journalist Felix Gerald. Meanwhile, TVK’s Aadhav Arjuna courted controversy with a deleted post urging a “Gen Z protest,” drawing sharp criticism from DMK. As accusations fly, Karur remains the epicentre of Tamil Nadu’s political storm, with eyes on the judicial commission’s report.
Addressing a press conference, Anurag Thakur, reiterated the claims of BJP IT Cell chief Amit Malviya, who shared a photocopy of the electoral roll of polling station 145 in Safdarjung Road from New Delhi constituency in 1980.
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Union minister Anurag Thakur was present during the occasion along with Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva and other senior party leaders.
A political faceoff erupts between Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and Union Minister Anurag Thakur over Delhi's governance. Kejriwal accuses the BJP of failing in their responsibilities despite controlling Delhi’s MPs, the LG, and central funds. He alleges they have done no development work and are resorting to personal attacks ahead of elections. On the other hand, Thakur counters Kejriwal’s claims, highlighting unmet promises on education, healthcare, and pollution control. With elections looming, both leaders exchange sharp barbs, intensifying the political battle in the national capital. Listen in to know more.
Chaos unfolded outside the Parliament on Thursday as NDA and INDIA bloc MPs held separate protests over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks on Dr. BR Ambedkar.
The charges accused Rahul Gandhi of physically assaulting two BJP MPs during a confrontation on the Parliament premises
The protests, led by the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, had issued an ultimatum for the resignations by 1:00 PM today, threatening to besiege the judges' residences should their demands remain unmet.
Thakur's remarks came in response to the Congress party's congratulatory tweets directed at the newly formed interim government in Bangladesh, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.
In a heated Parliament session, a fierce clash erupted over the caste census, with Anurag Thakur criticizing opposition leaders for their stance on the issue. Akhilesh Yadav questioned the propriety of asking about caste in Parliament, while Rahul Gandhi defended his position, stating he is unbothered by abuse aimed at advocates for marginalized communities. Outside Parliament, the debate intensifies, with Kiren Rijiju accusing Congress of trying to divide the nation by caste. Sudhanshu Trivedi and Sambit Patra also weighed in, adding to the turmoil. Meanwhile, Congress has filed a privilege motion against Prime Minister Modi for allegedly supporting Thakur's remarks.





