BJP alleged drug network spread
AT A GLANCEAAPThe Aam Aadmi Party says the BJP is spreading a drug network across the entire country. The Aam Aadmi Party does not provide further details in this post.
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AAP alleges drug crisis in Haryana
AT A GLANCEAAPThe Aam Aadmi Party says the BJP and @NayabSainiBJP have turned Haryana into “Udata Haryana” over the last 12 years. The Aam Aadmi Party alleges that due to the BJP and @NayabSainiBJP’s incompetence, drug use now affects every street, corner, village, and town in Haryana.
Statewide rights and certificate campaign
AT A GLANCEBJPDevendra Fadnavis said that, under the 'Rashtraneta Te Rashtrapita' campaign for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday, a statewide 'Vimukta/Vimukta' rights and certificate campaign will be run on 27, 28, and 29 September 2026. He said the special campaign is for the rights of "Bhakate-Vimukta" communities.
Cooperative federalism and state accountability
AT A GLANCEBJPBharatiya Janata Party president J. P. Nadda said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always worked with all states in the spirit of cooperative federalism. Nadda said the same standards of accountability and performance apply to BJP-ruled and opposition-ruled states, and that the government supports and empowers states without discrimination.
Satya Niketan tragedy accountability
AT A GLANCEINCThe Indian National Congress said that, in the Satya Niketan tragedy, the family that lost its son, Arpit Jaj, is asking what fault the child had. The Indian National Congress said that system irresponsibility and corruption have taken many lives and destroyed many families, and it raised a direct question to the system.
Criticism of Rahul Gandhi event
AT A GLANCEBJPPradeep Bhandari, for the Bharatiya Janata Party, said Rahul Gandhi's Indore event was "Pre Scripted Paid PR" and alleged that Congress workers posed as students in a pre-planned script. Bhandari also alleged that Rahul Gandhi was the main actor and was abusing and mocking poor women.
Congress future after Rahul Gandhi Indore remark
AT A GLANCEBJPPradeep Bhandari said Rahul Gandhi's act in Indore has sealed Congress's fate in 2029, and he said Congress will sit in Opposition in 2029. Pradeep Bhandari also said he received dozens of messages from youth in Indore and that they called Rahul Gandhi's act unbecoming of the Leader of the Opposition and "a cheap Troll."
India growth and credit rating claims
AT A GLANCEBJPJ. The BJP says India’s economy is thriving, citing 7.8% GDP growth, Moody’s upgrade to 7%, and Japan’s JCR improving India’s credit rating.
Karnataka paper leaks and minister removal
AT A GLANCEBJPSanju Verma asks Rahul Gandhi to say when he will visit Karnataka, where Sanju Verma says there were multiple paper leaks and says the Karnataka High Court slammed the sitting Congress government. Sanju Verma also asks why Madhu Bangarappa, the Education Minister, has not been sacked yet.
Redefinition of the Aravalli range
AT A GLANCEINCJairam Ramesh, for the Indian National Congress, said the Modi government is "hellbent" on redefining the Aravallis. Ramesh said he hopes the Supreme Court will stand firm.
National Green Tribunal appeal rulings
AT A GLANCEINCJairam Ramesh said that a study published by the South Asian Reporter for Environment Laws (SAREL) on 19 September 2026 found that, during the first six months of 2026, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) did not rule in favour of an environmental or public-interest party in a single appeal heard on… Jairam Ramesh said the matter is "deeply disappointing" and "defeats the very purpose of the NGT." He said the NGT must now rediscover the "letter and spirit" of the NGT Act, 2010, which he said had become a reality on June 2, 2010.
Inspection of Chambal–Kotwal water project
AT A GLANCEBJPJyotiraditya Scindia said he inspected work sites for the Chambal–Kotwal water project in Morena, including the Kotwal Dam, Sank Bridge, a pipe construction site, and pipeline laying near Banmor, to review the project's progress. He said the ambitious project is being built at a cost of ₹458 crore and involves the Chambal River and Kotwal Dam.