Cases against BJP, CPI (M) councillors day after Thiruvananthapuram municipal clash

HoR meeting: Opposition MPs demand government's clarification

Kathmandu, July 8: Members of Parliament (MPs) from opposition party in the second meeting of the House of Representativ...

Supporters block NH-44 after Narottam Mishra denied BJP ticket for Datia assembly bypoll, police deployed

Huge ruckus hit Madhya Pradesh BJP's Datia unit as several councillors resigned over denial of ticket to Narottam Mishra, former state home minister, instead, the party has fielded Ashutosh Tiwari for the bypoll. Angered over the party's decision, several councillors including BJP District President Raghuvir Saran resigned. Subsequently, all BJP councilors also submitted their resignations. Thousands of his followers also blocked Jhansi Highway (NH-44) bringing traffic to a complete standstill with long queues of vehicles. The supporters also pelted stones at the police following which heavy security deployed at the spot to control the tense situation.

Thiruvananthapuram Corporation Council tensions as UDF and BJP trade assault allegations

Thiruvananthapuram Corporation Council sees tensions as UDF and BJP allege assault after a ruckus. Protests follow earlier clashes involving LDF.

Dr. Vijay Ranjan Gains Attention in Sikandarpur as Public Outreach Drives Political Buzz

Political discussions in the Sikandarpur Assembly constituency have seen a new name gain steady attention over recent months. Dr. Vijay Ranjan has emerged as a widely discussed public figure after increasing his presence across villages and local communities. While the constituency has witnessed active political engagement from several leaders over the years, residents and political observers say Dr. Vijay Ranjan’s consistent interaction with people has made him one of the notable emerging faces in the region. His outreach has focused on direct conversations with citizens rather than large political gatherings. Residents say these meetings have created opportunities for people to raise

PN hilang satu parti komponen?

KUALA LUMPUR: Salah sebuah parti komponen dalam Perikatan Nasional (PN) dijangka meninggalkan gabungan tersebut selepas Mesyuarat Majlis Tertinggi diadakan hari ini. Timbalan Pengerusi PN, P. Punithan berkata, perkara itu antara kemungkinan yang boleh berlaku melibatkan parti yang tidak bersetuju dengan keputusan yang dibuat oleh mesyuarat. Presiden Parti Rakyat India Malaysia (MIPP) itu bagaimanapun berkata, beliau ... Read more The post PN hilang satu parti komponen? appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.