The West Bengal Police has launched an investigation after a video depicting a couple being brutally assaulted by a TMC leader went viral on social media. The incident has led to widespread condemnation and political backlash, with opposition parties blaming the ruling TMC for the incident and citing it as an example of the deteriorating law and order under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The TMC leader in question has been identified as Tajemul, a close associate of Chopra MLA Hamidur Rahaman, and has been accused of administering 'quick justice' through local 'insaf' sabhas.
As heavy rainfall submerges the city of Delhi, Samajwadi Party MP Ram Gopal Yadav is seen struggling to reach his car in a viral video. Yadav blames the New Delhi Municipal Council for not cleaning the drains in anticipation of monsoon, leading to a flooded Lodhi Estate area. The MP also points out the inconvenience faced by high-profile residents such as NITI Aayog members and ministers due to the unpreparedness of authorities.
The Delhi airport's Terminal-1 roof collapse, which resulted in the death of one person and injuries to four others, has sparked a political blame game between the BJP and Congress. While the Opposition blamed the saffron camp for the incident, the BJP IT Cell head Amit Malviya shared news articles from 2009 and 2013 to prove that the portion of the terminal that collapsed was built during the Congress-led UPA era. He further criticized the Congress party for pointing fingers at the BJP for the recent incident.
In a thrilling semi-final match, Team India secured a spot in the T20 World Cup 2024 final after defeating England by 68 runs. While Indians worldwide celebrate the victory, former England captain Michael Vaughan sparked a controversy, claiming that Guyana as the venue was advantageous for the Indian team. However, Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh shut down his theory, stating that England was simply outplayed by India on all fronts.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge accuses the Modi-led government of corruption and criminal negligence as he condemns the collapse of the canopy at Delhi Airport's Terminal 1, which resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries. He also alleges that similar incidents in the past showcase the lack of progress in creating "world-class infrastructure" by the current government. Meanwhile, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and BJP leader Amit Malviya engage in a war of words over the responsibility for the collapsed portion of T1, with Priyanka questioning if the PM will take responsibility for the poor construction work.
Amid heavy rainfall, a portion of Delhi Airport's Terminal 1 collapsed, resulting in at least three deaths and multiple injuries. Opposition leaders quickly pointed out that PM Modi had inaugurated the terminal before the Lok Sabha election, leading to criticism and blame for the tragedy. TMC Rajya Sabha MP Saket Gokhale directly blamed Modi for the incident and questioned why he shouldn't be held responsible for the lives lost.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who was arrested by the CBI for allegedly orchestrating the sale of liquor licenses to fund election campaigns, addressed the Rouse Avenue Court to dismiss claims that he tried to shift blame to a party colleague. He stated that he did not make any such statements, and that the CBI was spreading fake news to defame him and the Aam Aadmi Party. The court also noted that the evidence presented did not support the prosecution's claims. Kejriwal also revealed his communication with party leader Manish Sisodia, where he instructed to keep certain points in mind for the liquor policy.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal appeared before a court and stated that he did not hold any AAP leader responsible for the alleged irregularities in the now-scrapped liquor policy. He also refuted the CBI's claims of a false media narrative against the ruling party and its leaders. The CBI argued for CM Kejriwal's custodial interrogation, emphasizing his shifting of blame onto former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia who was in charge of the liquor portfolio at the time. The court has reserved its order on the CBI's request for a five-day custody of the AAP leader.
In a dramatic turn of events, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was arrested by the CBI for the second time in connection with the alleged liquor policy scam. Speaking out in court, he denied reports of trying to blame his former deputy Manish Sisodia and asserted that both he and the Aam Aadmi Party are innocent. The CBI, however, claims that Mr. Kejriwal did try to shift the blame onto Sisodia, who was arrested by the ED last year.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal spoke out in court, denying any involvement of his party leaders, including former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, in the now-scrapped liquor policy. The CM accused the CBI of spreading false information to tarnish the image of AAP and its leaders. The CBI, however, argued for CM Kejriwal's custodial interrogation as he had allegedly shifted the blame onto Sisodia. The court reserved its order on the CBI's request for five-day custody, while the SC dismissed Kejriwal's plea challenging interim stay on his bail in the related money laundering case.