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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi is studying Hindu religious texts nowadays. Rahul Gandhi told Sunday (June 4th) that he was studying Bhagavad Gita and Upanishad.

While addressing Congress workers in Chennai, Rahul said, "Nowadays I read Upanishad and Geeta because I am fighting RSS and BJP."

According to information from Congress sources, Rahul, while referring to RSS, said, "I ask him, (from the RSS) my friends do you do this, tease people, but you say that all people are equal, how can you refute the thing written in your own religion?

On Sunday, Rahul Gandhi congratulated DMK chief Karunanidhi on his 94th birthday.

On Sunday, Rahul Gandhi held a rally in Guntur with former Uttar Pradesh CM Akhilesh Yadav, JD (U) leader Sharad Yadav and CPI's D Raja.

He alleged that BJP does not understand India, the BJP just understand Nagpur 'RSS's headquater'.

Rahul Gandhi also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that the people of BJP understand that all knowledge of the world emanates from PM Modi.

Earlier, Rahul, who has been accused of imposing his ideology on BJP-RSS, said that every person in the country, whether from Tamil Nadu or Uttar Pradesh, has the right to protest, if he considers himself a victim.

Rahul said that forcibly imposing any ideology is not acceptable.

In Chennai, Rahul Gandhi praised Tamil art, culture and literature. Rahul said that he has decided that he will now watch Tamil films and read about Tamil literature.

Rahul told Congress workers, "I sent an SMS to my sister and said that I like coming to Tamil Nadu, I do not know, but I feel connected to the people here."

A minister of Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan has been accused of mistreating a woman officer. Madhya Pradesh Rural Development and Panchayat Minister Gopal Bhargava is accused of saying 'Bai' of Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Vasu Kannujiya.

Not only that, the minister is accused of not only verbally insulting the women officers but also said to the villagers that if the forest department staff prevent them from collecting chironji, mahua and tendu leaf from the forest, they also break their bones.

A speech of Minister Gopal Bhargava allegedly being reported in the social media is viral. In this video clips, Gopal Bhargava is reported saying to the villagers that, "that ranger or DFO ... Bai who has come let tell her ... should be told if the small yield that the tribals and poor people collect for their living, if it will seize then their hands and feet will be broken."

According to the English website, IndiaTimes, Minister Gopal Bhargava allegedly gave the speech on April 26. Then he was addressing a meeting of people in Mohali. Mohali comes under the Nauradehi Wildlife Century.

In this speech Bhargava also accused the Forest Department officials of corruption.

On June 1, DFO of Nauradehi and IFS officer of 2010 batch Vasu Kannujiya wrote a letter to his association and demanded action against the minister.

Vasu Kannujiya cited media reports and wrote in her complaint letter, "After the minister's sedition, there have been incidents of assault with the staff of the Forest Department, fear of assault, the forest department employees are scared of going to the forest."

However, Gopal Bhargava has defended himself on his statement. Bhargava has said that as far as I know the word 'Bai' is taken with respect to women.

Gopal Bhargava said that legal action should not be taken against the tribals in my area, forest officials are disturbing the tribals, and also preventing them from collecting small things from the forest.

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi has once again targeted the Center's Modi government over the continued violence in Kashmir. Talking to the news agency ANI on Sunday (May 4, 2017), Rahul Gandhi said, "A month ago Finance Minister Arun Jaitley ignored my warning. I told him that the central government is moving towards setting fire on Kashmir. About 6-7 months ago Arun Jaitley came to meet me. Then also said him that your government is misbehaving with Kashmir. Kashmir is burning in the fire."

The Congress vice-president further said that Arun Jaitley ignored me and said that there is peace in Kashmir. But the truth is that Kashmir is burning under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The central government has used Kashmir only for political gain.

He said that Kashmir is the strength of India, but the central government is making it our weakness.

Let tell that the Congress Vice President's statement come after the statement of Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh in which he said that the resolution of the troubled Kashmir will be expended at any cost and all the barriers to Kashmir's better future will be removed.

During this, the Home Minister said that we will find a permanent solution to the Kashmir problem. Addressing the media in Delhi, Rajnath Singh said that the condition of Kashmir has improved in comparison to earlier. We can assure that the situation of Kashmir will be controlled by the government.

He further said that ISIS, the world's most dangerous terrorist organization, has failed to its hold among the Indian Muslims.

Uttar Pradesh's Chief Minister Yogi Aditya Nath recently visited Musahar Basti of Kushinagar district. There was a lot of controversy about this tour.

The Deccan Herald had claimed in a report that the district administration had distributed soap-shampoo to the people of the Mushar communities before the tour of CM.

According to the report, people of Musahar community had been advised to put bath and straw (perfume). At the same time, the Dalit community has decided to offer a soap to Yogi Aditya Nath to oppose this.

The announcement was made by the Dr. Ambedkar Promise Commitment Committee, a Dalit organization in Gujarat on Thursday (June 1). At the same time the organization claims that it will not be a small soap, but it will be 16 feet long soap. To give CM Aditya Nath, this special 16-feet soap will be made.

Yogi Adityanath started the Encephalitis vaccination campaign by vaccining five children in Kushinagar's Musahar Basti.

According to the Deccan Herald's report, a elderly of the Musahar community told that the officials had given him a auspicious soap, shampoo and st. and said that before taking the CM, take bath with him and take a st.

According to the news, the organization has said that this behavior of Yogi Aditya Nath is a racist. Kirti Rathore and Kantilal Parmar of the organization said, "They need to clean their impurities."

Kirti Rathod and Kantilal Parmar are both affiliated to the NGO in Ahmedabad, who speak of the Dalit rights. At the same time, the soap will be set in Ahmedabad on June 9 for the display.

Apart from this, Kirti and Kantilal claim that soap will prepare a woman from Valmiki of the Dalit society.

Both of them did not disclose the fact that soap length would be 16 feet.

Before this, the CM Yogi was also confronted with controversy when the Deoria district administration had installed sofa, AC and carpet in the house of the martyr before the CM's visit to the home of the Border Security Force's martyr's jaw, and to remove all the cargo after his departure had taken.

Two soldiers were killed in the attack on the army's convoy on the national highway in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, while three were injured.

According to defense sources, two critically injured soldiers were killed in the attack. Other injured were taken to Srinagar for treatment This attack took place in the Hillar area when the convoy of the army was going from Srinagar to Jammu. After the attack the 300-km highway was closed for traffic. Similar attacks took place earlier this year, in which three soldiers had died in Shopian.

Five soldiers were injured in an attack on the army vehicle on Saturday on the National Highway in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir.

Police said that the terrorists fired on the army's vehicle in Hillar (Qazigund) in Kulgam district. The injured have been admitted to hospital. Police said the condition of one of the injured was serious.

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has said that Indian Army Chief General Bipin Rawat is tuning in with the views of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Jammu and Kashmir issue and the manner in which the Modi government is dealing with the issue is wrong.

General Bipin Rawat has been pulled out of the army's decision to tied a Kashmiri youth in front of the jeep as a human shield in the editorial in the name of ' Damaging The Army Image' in the Marxist Communist Party magazine 'People's Democracy'.

In a recent interview given by General Rawat, he defended the action of Major Nitin Gogoi and honored him with a citation, while the matter is under investigation.

According to the editorial, "Army Chief has lowered the high professional standards of the army by appreciating this action."

According to The Communist Party of India (Marxist), "some former generals have condemned the action of using the citizen as a human shield. They have clearly indicated that the army can not behave like this with his people."

The editorial says, "Rawat is showing the Modi Government's view, which is aimed at suppressing the people of Kashmir, who are sounding their political opposition."

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) said, "Compliance with the Government's decision to forcefully take action against citizens will not only result in irreparable damage to the people of Kashmir but also the army themselves."

Explain that to deal with stone throwers in Jammu and Kashmir, Major Gogoi, a military officer, had tied a man in front of the army jeep. In fact, stone was being thrown in one place in Jammu and Kashmir, even after explaining to the army several times, the people of the Kashmir did not listen and continued the rocking.

To deal with this situation Major Gogoi had tied up in front of the Jeep to a local man. After this step, the stone throwers stopped throwing stones. Although Major Gogoi's move was criticized by many people.

Human Rights Organization Human Rights Watch, while criticizing the Indian Army for honoring the military officer who used a citizen as a human shield in Kashmir, said that supporting forces of such anti-law move would help security forces and protesters in the future will also motivate to take such steps.

Human Rights Watch said in a statement yesterday, "To give an award to such officials, including serious human rights violations by the Indian Army, reduces Army's accountability and its stature.''

Human Rights Watch cited Major Nitin Litul Gogoi, who had used a person passing through there to protect the security forces and election workers from a mob in Jammu and Kashmir illegally as a human shield and for them was awarded.

Indian Army defended Gogoi's move. Army Chief General Bipin Rawat while defending the case in an interview had said that the army is facing a disgraceful war in Kashmir which should be dealt with in new ways.

However, Meenakshi Ganguly, director of Human Rights Watch of South Asia, said, "The work of the soldiers in Kashmir is difficult and should reward them for saving the life of the people, but deliberately killing the lives of others and violating their rights. No.''

Ganguly said, "Support by senior military and government officials for anti-law move can inspire security forces and demonstrators to take such illegal steps in the future."

She said, "Praising openly by senior officials expressing brutality reduces the confidence that the government is serious about deciding the security forces's accountability for serious violations."

Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has said that he will share the stage with BSP Supremo Mayawati in a rally in Patna on 27th August.

RJD President Laloo Prasad is going to hold a huge rally in Patna on 27th August against the Narendra Modi government of centre.

Lalu Prasad Yadav has invited the country's main opposition parties several months ago to join the rally.

Akhilesh Yadav said, "I will be joining Lalu Yadav's Bihar rally on 27th August. Mayawati will also be there in this rally, if there is a coalition against the central government, it will be announced right there."

However, whether Bahujan Samaj Party President Mayawati will join this rally or not. The suspicions are still on this.

There is an attempt to bring BSP and SP to a stage in Uttar Pradesh on the pretext of this rally. Earlier, before the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, Lalu Yadav had tried to create a big front to joint Akhilesh and Mayawati against BJP, but they did not get success in this.

Apart from BSP-SP, the other opposition parties, including the JDU, were to be included in this front, but then these political alliances could not be reached.

Let me tell you that Lalu Prasad Yadav has repeatedly said that opposition parties have to come together on a stage to give brimstone the BJP.

Lalu Yadav has also invited Congress President Sonia Gandhi for the rally. Lalu had tweeted that he invites all non-BJP parties for the rally against BJP on 27th August, Patna.

Lalu's invitation was accepted by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee and immediately said that she will be present in the rally.

Laloo is also approaching the Left parties for the rally.

While targeting BJP, its ally Shiv Sena said on Wednesday (May 31) that the promises made by the party during the elections proved to be just 'Lollipop'.

In the editorial of his mouthpiece 'Samna', Shiv Sena said, "If the promises are made only as electoral rumors, then the public will not faith on public meetings and leaders."

Shiv Sena, targeting the BJP-led central government and the Maharashtra government, said, "People can now be surprised to know that the promises of debt forgiveness (farmers) and to create jobs were just lollipops."

Shiv Sena is a part of Devendra Fadnavis government in Maharashtra.

It says, "Nitin Gadkari (BJP leader and Union minister) recently said that debt waiver will not be possible."

Shiv Sena said, "When we were in opposition, we used to demand debt forgiveness, but it is no longer possible."

Recalling those things, it was said that when BJP and Shiv Sena were in opposition, they had criticized the statement of Maharashtra Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde in which Shinde had said that every election promise can not be fulfilled.

DMK on issue of ban on sale of cattle for slaughter
taking a stand against the central government led by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today, the situation has arisen that "we will have to eat the same things which the prime minister wants".

While leading the demonstration organized by DMK against the ban, the party's executive president MK Stalin warned that if the recent notification on this matter was not withdrawn, 'another marina revolution' like the demonstration in favour of Jallikattu will be.

Stalin alleged that the central government was bringing such notifications to curtail its three-year failure. He raised the question on the silence on the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu K Palaniswamy on this issue.

Recalling the various promises made by BJP in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Stalin said that no promise, including bringing back black money and creating jobs, has not been fulfilled.

He claimed, "Therefore, this ban, restrictions are being imposed on what we eat. Such situations have arisen that we can eat whatever Modi wants. Civil liberties guaranteed by the constitution are being snatched. Freedom is being siphoned.

On the other hand, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders in Meghalaya on Tuesday warned the Centre's Modi government that if the new rules were not withdrawn on the purchase of animals, they would resign from the party.

"The majority of party leaders in Meghalaya are not happy with the new rule because it will affect the socio-economic status of the people," said BJP's Vice President John Antonyus Lyngdoh.

Lyngdoh said that the party members had a detailed discussion on the matter on Monday.

Former food and civil supplies minister Lyngdoh said, "We can not accept new orders issued for purchase and distribution of animals." We can not go against our eating habits and neither can we put the financial interests of the people involved in the purchase of animal husbandry and animal slaughter business.