Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday expressed deep anguish over comments made about his late mother during a political rally by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Bihar. Addressing a gathering, Modi said that though his mother is no longer alive, she continues to be targeted in political attacks, something he described as deeply painful.
The Prime Minister recalled the values his mother instilled in him and said that dragging family members into political discourse shows a lack of respect. He added that while criticism of him as a leader is acceptable in democracy, insulting his mother crosses all limits of decency.
Rahul Gandhi’s remarks have triggered a sharp political row, with BJP leaders accusing the Congress of lowering the level of debate. The Congress, however, maintained that Gandhi’s words were taken out of context.
The controversy has added fuel to the already charged political atmosphere in Bihar, where both parties are aggressively campaigning ahead of the elections. For Modi, the moment was visibly emotional as he reminded supporters that while leaders come and go, respect for parents should remain above politics.
The Centre has proposed tougher anti-cheating laws, increasing jail terms and fines to crack down on paper leaks and organised exam fraud.
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The Centre and CJP held a two hour meeting.
The Centre sought time till Saturday to respond the CJP demand for Dharmendra Pradhan resignation.
The Congress and the CJP intensified protests over the NEET paper leak as the Centre prepared for crucial talks with students leaders in Delhi.
Opposition protests over the paper leak row disrupted Parliament for the fifth straight day.
PM Modi announced a tougher anti paper leak law as the Centre prepared for fresh talks with the CJP.
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PM Modi's fast-track court announcement sparked fresh demands for education reforms and Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
The Centre offered fresh talks with CJP, but the outfit insisted any dialogue must take place at Jantar Mantar.
Both Houses of Parliament were adjourned for the day as Opposition protests over the NEET paper leak disrupted proceedings, with demands for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation continuing.
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Security remained on high alert in central Delhi as the CJP protest entered another day.
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