Indian politician (1970-present)
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Person · 25 stories in 30 days · 9 this week
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386 articles from 12 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Mon 12 Oct, 48 articles
About half the coverage comes from left-leaning outlets. Left-leaning outlets ran 178 of these articles, right-leaning ones 76.
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Free speech and media16 of 25
Courts and justice14 of 25
Elections14 of 25
Congress13 of 25
BJP8 of 25
Supreme Court7 of 25
The Supreme Court is examining petitions challenging the Election Commission's decisions on the SIR of electoral rolls and the conduct of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The matter matters because it raises questions about the independence and transparency of India's election body.
A special MP/MLA court in Sultanpur acquitted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a 2018 defamation case related to remarks he made about Amit Shah during a rally. The verdict marks a legal resolution in a politically sensitive case involving a senior opposition figure.
Several political parties are calling for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, citing concerns over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and perceived lack of impartiality. The protests, including planned marches and rallies, highlight broader concerns about electoral integrity and governance.
Traders in Delhi have urged the opposition to postpone a planned November 1 rally due to concerns over disruption to Diwali business. The rally's timing coincides with a peak shopping period, raising fears of significant economic losses.
Rahul Gandhi's planned November 1 rally has drawn criticism from BJP leaders, who say the date is offensive as it marks the anniversary of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The controversy highlights sensitivities around historical memory and political messaging in India.
The BJP claims the Congress and its allies are using November 1 for a Delhi protest to incite unrest, linking the date to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The accusation reflects heightened political rhetoric ahead of the event.
A political leader accused another of seeking to protect votes from illegal infiltrators under the guise of vote theft claims. The remarks highlight ongoing tensions in the country's political discourse.
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy called for Rahul Gandhi to become Prime Minister and announced a committee to review the Mudiraj community's request for inclusion in the Backward Classes - A category. The move highlights political dynamics and caste-based representation issues in the state.
Photos of Hardeep Singh Puri with Jeffrey Epstein were released, prompting opposition leaders to question the timing and Puri's account of their meeting. The scrutiny comes as U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Mumbai.
Dushyant Kumar Gautam was sworn in as governor of Sikkim, triggering protests from opposition parties and student groups. Critics demand his recall due to unresolved allegations tied to a high-profile murder case under investigation by the CBI.
Chief Justice Surya Kant delivered a speech at the NLSIU convocation, emphasizing the need for legal professionals to uphold justice and avoid politicizing the judiciary. His remarks come amid recent rejections of meetings with political leaders and calls to keep the Supreme Court neutral during protests.
Rahul Gandhi claimed that Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah will face consequences for alleged vote theft. He made the remarks during a walk in Goa, criticizing the current state of education and student protests.