Politics

In a letter to CEC Sunil Arora, the AAP said it has come to know through its sources that certain 'anti social elements in connivance with certain political parties' are planning to create unrest and violence on Sunday to subvert law and order in Delhi.

AAP leader Sanjay Singh said the BJP is fearing defeat in the elections, and wants to disturb the atmosphere of Delhi.

Gehlot said unlike the BJP, Congress believes in keeping all religions, sections and classes together.

The former JNU student leader also raised the demand at rallies he addressed in Gopalganj and Siwan districts.

He said most of the Imams 'support Shaheen Bagh protest' and Sharjeel Imam, a JNU student arrested for his remark about 'cutting off' Assam from India.

The AAP smelt a BJP conspiracy behind the incident, saying the saffron party wants to create a 'riot-like' situation and get the assembly polls, scheduled for February 8.

Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala had given the notice for the resolution to recall the governor after he flayed the joint resolution passed by Kerala Assembly against the Citizenship Amendment Act.

The Congress leader demanded PM Modi to answer whether he stood for violence or non-violence.

A statement from the poll panel said the review meeting at 4 pm will be followed by another meeting at 5.30 pm with Delhi chief secretary, state home secretary, finance secretary, commissioner of police, special commissioners of police and CEO of Delhi.

Tajinder Bagga, who is the party candidate from the Hari Nagar segment and is the Delhi BJP spokesperson, claimed that a "surgical strike" would be done there on February 11 after the Delhi Assembly poll results are out.

Asking BJP cadres to 'actively' counter the ruling TMC, Dilip Ghosh said sitting back at home would not make one a good political activist.

M Kamalam had served as chairwoman of the Women's Commission, KPCC vice president, KPCC general secretary and AICC member.

The party will reach every voter of Delhi at least twice in the next seven days with a message that they should vote Kejriwal.

The Andhra government last week passed a law to make English the medium of education in all government schools, while directing students to learn Telugu or Urdu as an additional language. Karnataka has criticised this move.

Earlier in the day, the poll panel issued a show cause notice to Thakur and his party colleague Parvesh Verma for their controversial remarks during recent election rallies.

There are 10,865 candidates in the fray for the post of sarpanch and 28,223 are contesting for the posts of panch in the third phase, which is being held in 17,516 wards of 1,700 gram panchayats in 49 panchayat samitis.