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Third Eye: Punching holes, search continues, and family on the ground
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav's statement that INDIA bloc will win 79 of 80 seats in Uttar Pradesh elicited a lot of laughter. But Yadav had a bigger aim in mind - to punch holes in BJP's "chaar sau paar" slogan. "If BJP can give any big number, why can't we say something to enthuse our cadre?" he has been telling reporters on the election trail.
With No PM face, INDIA bloc will rotate chair: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted during rallies in Bihar that the INDIA bloc lacks a prime ministerial candidate and plans to rotate the PM's chair if they win power. He emphasized the importance of leadership in crises like the Covid pandemic and questioned the bloc's ability to handle such challenges. Shah also reiterated India's claim over Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and pledged to secure the India-Nepal border.
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- 'If any atrocity happens to any woman ... ': Priyanka Gandhi condemns assault on Swati Maliwal, AAP faces heat
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On May 16, during a press conference, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal evaded questions on AAP MP Swati Maliwal's assault case. Reacting to Kejriwal's conference, Naveen Jaihind, the ex-husband of Swati Maliwal, called AAP chief 'Duryodhan'.
Kejriwal now has a bigger worry than elections: His fracturing party
Just as out-on-bail Kejriwal began rejuvenating AAP, he got embroiled in the Swati Maliwal episode, which now seems to cloud all else. Maliwal claimed in a PCR call that she had been assaulted by Kejriwal’s PA, Bibhav Kumar, on the former’s instructions. This brought the cops to the spot. Later, she went to the Civil Lines police station in order to file an FIR, but didn't. Delhi Police visited Maliwal's house and recorded her statement today.
