INCThe Indian National Congress says Delhi has become "jungle raj" and cites an alleged gang rape and murder of a minor girl in Swarup Nagar. The INC says this shocking incident occurred under the BJP's "double-engine" government.
INCJairam Ramesh said the Chairperson, whom he described as a seasoned and sober parliamentarian, is from the 2024 Odisha cadre of the BJP. Jairam Ramesh said this explains the Chairperson’s eagerness to mislead and misinform.
INCManish Tewari said reports attributed to Bhartruhari Mahtab that “certain members” of the Opposition supported the Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) proposal are erroneous. He said this with great respect and implied the reports misstate the Opposition’s position.
INCShama Mohamed of the Indian National Congress said that a 70-year-old Jalil Akhtar from West Bengal was picked up at night on suspicion of being an infiltrator, detained for 87 days, and not allowed to meet his family. Shama Mohamed said that Islampur Court has now released him, saying that he has enough documents to prove his case.
INCSachin Pilot of the Indian National Congress said Punjab’s drug crisis is no longer hidden and said the recent inclusion of six districts—Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Tarn Taran, Fazilka, Ferozepur and Ludhiana—in the “ultra-sensitive” category shows how deep the drug problem in Punjab has become. Sachin Pilot said Punjab’s drug crisis is no longer hidden and said the inclusion of Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Tarn Taran, Fazilka, Ferozepur and Ludhiana in the “ultra-sensitive” category is a clear sign that the problem in Punjab has become very deep.
INCRagini Nayak said that NSUI won and claimed that loud sloganeering at Lakshmi Bai College drove away "sanghis." Ragini Nayak said that NSUI is strong and that "we are winning Delhi University."
INCAlok Sharma, for the Indian National Congress, says that first Shiv Sena, then NCP, and now Trinamool Congress followed the same pattern in which the BJP and the Election Commission allegedly break a party apart and then take away its चुनाव चिन्ह. Supriya Shrinate of the Indian National Congress said the Election Commission’s decision to freeze the Trinamool Congress’s election symbol is completely wrong.
INCThe Indian National Congress said that in Narendra Modi’s "master plan," the public’s pocket will be cut, implying that the public will bear the cost. The post did not provide further details or evidence.
INCSupriya Shrinate of the Indian National Congress said that BJP members in Jabalpur lit lamps and left, and she told viewers to look at the ground reality of a country struggling with inflation and poverty. She described that reality as "poverty" and "compulsion."
INCRahul Gandhi said that Shiv Sena, NCP, and now the Trinamool Congress have each followed the same pattern, and he said the BJP and the Election Commission together break a party and then take away its election symbol. Rahul Gandhi said that if an entire party can be stolen, then it is not surprising that millions of Indians' votes can be stolen.
INCSupriya Shrinate said that TV channels spent the whole day on a birthday spectacle and then focused only on the diya-lighting ceremony in the evening. She said that, apart from "BJP leaders," no channel could show ordinary people lighting lamps anywhere, and she asked who made such a "bad plan."
INCSupriya Shrinate, for the Indian National Congress, said that a story was spread during BRICS claiming Chinese President Xi Jinping’s health had deteriorated. She said Narendra Modi stopped twice during his statement to ask Xi, “is it ok,” and that because the camera was on Modi, a different story was run.