Politics

The tweet gives an excerpt of the petitions below each picture that Savarkar and Bhagat Singh respectively wrote to the British colonial authorities from jail.

Vijaykant, the actor-turned-politician, had recently announced his party's decision to fight the state elections alone.

The campaign would not only create an awareness among voters to exercise their franchise in favour of LDF but also expose corruption in the five-year rule of Congress-UDF government.

This comes a day after Union Minister Arun Jaitley asked Mehbooba Mufti to make up her mind on the alliance issue.

At the AICC briefing, party spokesman Manish Tewari remarked that the jury is still out whether the Prime Minister is God's gift to India or God's gift to the oligarchs of India.

Saket was among the nine MLAs who rebelled against the Harish Rawat government.

The Congress on Sunday moved all its MLAs to an undisclosed location in Ramnagar.

Digvijaya Singh had alleged that Maharashtra Slum Development Authority asked developers to open accounts Axis bank because the Chief Minister's wife is an officer in the Bank.

Hitting out at the Left and Congress for their criticism of the government over freedom of expression, he said that 'supporters' of Maoism and Stalin are talking about it and recalled the Emergency to target the main opposition party.

"The youth of today has a bright vision for the future. They want a world free of poverty, unemployment, inequality and intolerance," former PM said.

Chief Minister Harish Rawat however, maintained he had majority in the House.

The court has now fixed the matter for May 3 for further proceedings and asked the officials to bring complete documents on that day.

Following complaints by the opposition, the Election Commission has said it would look into the allegations.

Both the Houses of Maharashtra Legislature on Tuesday witnessed uproar with opposition Congress and NCP members protesting against the arrest.

The BJP-led alliance in the state had created concern among the two bigger parties, he said, and "emerging signs of its great victory" have compelled them to target saffron workers.