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BSP MP Danish Ali on Sunday alleged that after his «verbal lynching» in Lok Sabha a narrative was being set for «lynching» him outside the House as he hit back at BJP leader Nishikant Dubey for accusing him of making unsavoury remarks aimed at instigating the ruling party MP Ramesh Bidhuri. Bidhuri's derogatory remarks targeting Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) member Ali during a discussion on the success of Chandrayaan-3 in the Lok Sabha on Thursday triggered a furore, with opposition leaders calling for stringent action against the BJP MP. Dubey had on Saturday written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla urging him to also probe the «unsavoury» conduct and remarks of Ali. In the letter to Birla, Dubey accused Ali of offering a «running commentary» during Bidhuri's speech in Lok Sabha on Thursday and making «unsavoury remarks aimed at instigating him to lose his composure. Reacting to Dubey's allegations, Ali said, „I have seen Nishikant Dubey's letter.

Nishikant Dubey, another BJP MP Ravi Kishan Shukla wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Sunday urging him to examine the conduct of BSP MP Danish Ali, alleging «unparliamentary» acts and use of words by the opposition lawmaker in the House. With opposition parties demanding stringent action against BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri over his derogatory remarks against Ali in the House on Thursday, Dubey had alleged that the BSP MP had made unsavoury remarks aimed at instigating the ruling party member. Ali on Sunday terme Dubey's allegations as «baseless» and claimed that after his «verbal lynching» in Lok Sabha a narrative was being set for «lynching» him outside the House. In his letter to the Speaker, Shukla said whatever words Bidhuri used against Ali are «unacceptable in any way» but the circumstances that led to the use of «such objectionable» words by an MP against another member of Parliament in the House «needs to be revisited and examined». The Lok Sabha MP from Gorakhpur said that some «unprecedented and unparliamentary things» happened on September 21 in Lok Sabha.

Kapil Sibal on Sunday said the earliest the women's reservation can come into effect is 2034 Lok Sabha elections, alleging it was brought with an eye on the upcoming state and Lok Sabha polls. The Rajya Sabha MP made the remarks in his new 'Dil Se' initiative under which he will engage fortnightly in a conversation with a journalist on important issues. In the first episode he posted on social media, Sibal took questions on the women's reservation bill, the row over BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri's derogatory remarks against BSP MP Danish Ali, and his views on the new Parliament building. Asked about Bidhuri's remarks, Sibal said the BJP MP must be «expelled» from parliament. «I have not seen this in my 30-year-long career in parliament.

BJP MP Ramesh Bhiduri in the Lok Sabha against Bahujan Samaj Party MP Danish Ali, Congress leader Deepener Hooda on Sunday said that it was «unfortunate» to see the use of such language inside the Parliament. Addressing a rally in Haryana's Jhajjar district, Deepender Singh Hooda said, «It is unfortunate that such language was used inside the Parliament. It is condemnable.» Further targeting the CM Manohar Lal Khattar-led state government, Hooda said the people of Haryana are now looking towards Congress with hopeful eyes because the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government in Haryana has made the state corrupt and unemployed. «The people of Haryana are very unhappy with the BJP government.

Danish Ali on the floor of the Lok Sabha during a discussion on the country's successful lunar landing mission — Chandrayaan-3, BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri on Sunday sidestepped a direct query on his remarks. To a question on his remarks, which saw the BSP MP writing to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and several Opposition members calling for his dismissal from the Lower House as well as the BJP, Budhuri on Sunday said, «No comments.» He added that Speaker Birla was «looking into the matter». Meanwhile, weighing in on the controversy around Bidhuri's remarks, fellow BJP leader and MP Ravi Kishan said no member should be allowed to get away with such comments in a «temple of democracy». «No elected member of the Parliament, which is a temple of democracy, should be allowed to make such comments. His remarks were unpardonable. I have many Muslim friends, some of whom are associated with show business.

Also read: ‘Karnataka was an important lesson…’ Rahul Gandhi predicts upcoming assembly poll 2023 results Bidhuri used objectionable terms for Bahujan Samaj Party MP Kunwar Danish Ali during a Lok Sabh debate, leading to outrage across the country. Further speaking on 'One Nation, One Election', scion of the Gandhi family said, "It's one of the BJP's distraction strategies.

Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said that as of now the Congress is certainly winning Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, probably winning Telangana, and there is a «very close» contest in Rajasthan which the party believes it will emerge victorious in. Gandhi also referred to the row over BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri's derogatory remarks against BSP leader Danish Ali in Lok Sabha, alleging that the BJP indulges in such tactics to distract from the demand for a caste census. He asserted that the opposition is adapting and working together and the BJP is «in for a surprise in 2024» general elections. Speaking at a conclave organised by the Pratidin Media Network of Assam, Gandhi also said the idea of 'One Nation, One Election' was aimed at distracting from real issues of the people. «It's one of the BJP's distraction strategies,» he asserted. The main issues in India are concentration of wealth, huge inequality in wealth, massive unemployment, huge unfairness towards the lower caste, OBCs, and tribal communities, and price rise, he said. «Now, the BJP can't contest those.

allegations as baseless and said that he has not yet stooped too low to make such comments on the country's Prime Minister. Responding on his statement, Danish Ali said that he has not stooped too low to make such comments on the country's Prime Minister.

Dubey on Saturday said that Bidhuri got "provoked" as Danish Ali kept calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi "neech". "The words used by him (Bidhuri) are not acceptable. I was present in the Parliament when all this took place.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey demanded that Lok Sabha Speaker should also conduct a probe into «unsavoury remarks» and conduct of BSP MP Kunwar Danish Ali, while deploring the remarks made by his party MP Ramesh Bidhuri against Ali. Dubey, one of the more vocal faces of the BJP in the lower house, said no civilised society can accept the statement given by Ramesh Bidhuri in Lok Sabha. «No condemnation can be enough for this.

what led to those utterances. "...in this unprecedented din, which has unfortunately grabbed media attention, and then was lapped up by other political parties with hidden agendas to perpetuate their politics on the issue," Dubey wrote.

Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Saturday mocked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for carrying a «suitcase with wheels» on his head during the latter's recent interaction with porters. Gandhi had interacted with porters at Anand Vihar railway station in Delhi on Thursday and images showed him in a trademark porters' red shirt carrying a suitcase with wheels on his head. «I am surprised.

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Kapil Sibal on Saturday took a swipe at the government over BJP Lok Sabha member Ramesh Bidhuri's derogatory remarks in the Lower House against BSP MP Danish Ali, saying the «seven-star edifice» saw the new culture of «hate» being inaugurated in Parliament.

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BSP MP Danish Ali has said that he may resign from the Lok Sabha if appropriate action is not taken against BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri for his abusive remarks against him in the House on Thursday. Ali wrote a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday, seeking an immediate inquiry into the incident and requested the Speaker to refer the matter to the privileges committee. Bidhuri's slurs on Ali were expunged by the Speaker. Taking strong note of them during a late-night discussion in the Lok Sabha on the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, Birla said that such behaviour was unacceptable and warned him of severe action, according to LS secretariat insiders. Nevertheless, Ali submitted a letter to the Speaker on Friday, seeking action against Bidhuri.

JioCinema is set to launch a digital film festival on September 29. According to the organisers, the festival will showcase 20 remarkable films across 20 days. A celebration of India's rich storytelling, the festival line-up features titles such as "The Comedian", which revolves around an aging comedy actor in the Indian film industry who has no laughter left in his life, and "Birha" (The Journey Back Home), a story of a family that tears apart due to the unjustified ambitions of a young child. Other films in the line-up are «Ghuspaith: Between Borders», which is inspired by the life and tragic death of renowned Indian photojournalist Danish Siddiqui; «Rat in the Kitchen», a story of a man going through loneliness and having surreal experiences while being at home alone; «Bebaak» a gripping tale about a woman's identity crisis as a Muslim in India; and «The Daughter», a film about a young woman who sets out in search of a man who can help her carry out an act that will test her limits. «Bebaak» producer Anurag Kashyap said he is thrilled to be part of the festival. «India is like a never-ending library of stories, with storytellers waiting to be discovered.

Danish Ali on Friday described BJP parliamentarian Ramesh Bidhuri's derogatory remarks against him in the Lok Sabha as "hate speech" and demanded the suspension of the ruling party's lawmaker from the House. Bidhuri made certain objectionable remarks targeted at Ali on Thursday night during a discussion in the Lok Sabha on the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission. «This is unprecedented.

Opposition parties will write to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla over BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri's use of abusive language against BSP MP Danish Ali in the House and demand that the matter be sent to the privileges committee, sources said on Friday.

Former Health Minister Harsh Vardhan issued a clarification on Friday amid outrage over his reaction to communal remarks against a BSP lawmaker. BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri had triggered a massive controversy after making a slew of communal remarks against Danish Ali during a Parliament address.

Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Ramesh Bidhuri's communal name calling and usage of abusive language in the Lok Sabha should be referred to the Privileges Committee. In his letter to Speaker Om Birla, Danish Ali has sought immediate inquiry in the matter. Bidhuri was recorded on camera using communally instigated abusive language tantamounting to name calling to BSP MP Danish Ali attacking his religious practice- Islam.