'When will you stop lying?' JP Nadda fires 10-question salvo at Rahul Gandhi over China, farmers
India | January 19, 2021 13:40 ISTJP Nadda said now that Rahul Gandhi has returned from his monthly vacation, he would like to ask him some questions.
JP Nadda said now that Rahul Gandhi has returned from his monthly vacation, he would like to ask him some questions.
Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) national president JP Nadda on Tuesday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his barb on the Modi government over national security and farmers protest. Nadda in a series of tweets asked Rahul to answer questions on why time and again the Congress party surrenders to China.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda visited Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati on January 12.
BJP President JP Nadda will address the rally on Monday. He is also scheduled to attend a meeting with state party leadership, including Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal.
Lashing out at the TMC over its outsider-insider debate, BJP chief JP Nadda on Saturday questioned whether attaching adjectives to his nameand attacking his convoy is a part of West Bengal's culture.
This is Nadda's first visit to West Bengal after the attack on his convoy during his journey to Diamond Harbour from Kolkata on December 10. Nadda arrived at Andal airport at around 11.45 am and took a helicopter ride from there to reach Jagdanandpur village in Purba Bardhaman district, where he will first offer puja at a temple and then meet the farmers.
BJP National President JP Nadda during his Press conference in Bardhaman said, 'The ruling political party is working with criminal instinct. Corruption has been institutionalised'.
BJP President JP Nadda has launched a door-to-door campaign in the poll-bound West Bengal. Ahead of the assembly elections in the state, JP Nadda once again visits the state of West Bengal and holds a mega road show.
BJP president JP Nadda arrived in West Bengal on Saturday to launch his party's door-to-door rice collection program aimed at wooing farmers, amid the ongoing protest in Delhi over the contentious agriculture laws.
BJP president JP Nadda arrived in West Bengal on Saturday to launch his party's door-to-door rice collection program aimed at wooing farmers, amid the ongoing protest in Delhi over the contentious agriculture laws.
In Bardhaman, BJP National President JP Nadda went to a farmer's house and had lunch.
This is Nadda's first visit to West Bengal after the attack on his convoy during his journey to Diamond Harbour from Kolkata on December 10. Nadda arrived at Andal airport at around 11.45 am and took a helicopter ride from there to reach Jagdanandpur
BJP president J P Nadda arrived in West Bengal on Saturday to launch his party's door-to-door rice collection program aimed at wooing farmers, amid the ongoing protest in Delhi over the contentious agriculture laws.
BJP president JP Nadda will reach out to farmers in poll-bound West Bengal on Saturday by addressing them in Burdwan and also kickstart his party's door-to-door rice collection, aimed at underlining its "commitment" to peasants' growth, progress
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda will launch the party’s first campaign aimed at farmers in poll-bound West Bengal when he visits East Burdwan district, which is considered as the state’s rice bowl, on Saturday.
Ever since Prime Minister Modi-led government came into power, people's trust in the government and the faith that nation is progressing in the right direction has risen drastically, Nadda stated.
Rajeev Mishra, Bholanath Pandey and Praveen Tripathi were in-charge of Nadda’s security when his convoy was attacked on December 10 on way to Diamond Harbour for a party programme.
Veteran Bollywood cinematographer Ishwar Bidri, best known for her contributions in popular 1990s films like 'Andaz Apna Apna' and 'Border', passed away on Sunday morning due to multiple health issues at the age of 87 years.
BJP chief JP Nadda shared an old video of Rahul Gandhi speaking in the Lok Sabha and accused him of opposing now what he advocated earlier. Nadda was referring to the staunch criticism of farm laws by the Opposition.
While attacking Mamata in his tweets, JP Nadda said PM Modi has deep faith in the culture, literature and philosophy associated with the state and Tagore.
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