Jp Nadda On Rahul Gandhi

A BJP leader's invective for Rahul Gandhi -- that he is the "number one terrorist" -- has snowballed into a huge row, with leaders of the Congress and the BJP carrying on a no-holds barred epistolary war.

A Congress leader has filed a petition in a court against BJP national president JP Nadda and party's IT cell incharge Amit Malviya over a social media post by the Bharatiya Janata Party, showing party leader Rahul Gandhi as 'a new age Ravan'.

BSP lawmaker Danish Ali - who broke down after facing Islamophic abuse from BJP lawmaker Ramesh Bidhuri in Parliament last week - on Tuesday accused the ruling party of "trying its best to create a false narrative".

Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi's slogan of 'Mohabbat Ki Dukan' (shop of love), Bharatiya Janata Party president J P Nadda on Monday claimed the Congress leader was actually running a "mega mall of hatred".

As the leaders of 14 opposition parties met in Patna on Friday to chalk out a strategy for next year's Lok Sabha polls, top BJP leaders played down the meeting, with Home Minister Amit Shah calling it a mere "photo opportunity".

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Monday lodged a complaint against BJP national president J P Nadda and BJP's IT Cell chief Amit Malviya for malicious posts against Rahul Gandhi.

BJP chief JP Nadda on Monday lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's "Mohabbat ki Dukaan" (shop of love) outreach in his ongoing tour to the US, claiming the Congress leader was actually running a "Nafrat (hatred) ka mega shopping mall".

Slamming Congress and Rahul Gandhi over allegedly insulting attitude towards Other Backward Classes and for allegedly using undignified words against PM Narendra Modi, BJP president J P Nadda on Friday said OBC community would never forgive Congress.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president JP Nadda on Sunday took a veiled swipe at disqualified MP Rahul Gandhi saying the Congress leader is nursing a big ego with small understanding.

Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi held a meeting with all OBC ministers, who will issue statements echoing party president JP Nadda's charge that Mr Gandhi insulted the Other Backward Classes by calling them thieves.

BJP president J P Nadda on Friday claimed that Rahul Gandhi has a habit of levelling fabricated allegations having no connection with facts while alleging the Congress leader has a "huge arrogance but little understanding".

BJP president JP Nadda on Sunday accused Rahul Gandhi of overstepping all bounds of democracy and said he should be sent packing "lock, stock and barrel" in a democratic manner.

BJP national president JP Nadda on Saturday said, while his party led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was focusing on all round and inclusive development of the country, the Congress was still busy promoting dynastic politics.

BJP national President J P Nadda on Friday said, it is Congress party and not democracy which is in danger in the country, as he attacked that party's leader Rahul Gandhi over his recent remarks in London.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge responding to BJP national president JP Nadda's attack on Rahul Gandhi stated that the BJP, hich had never taken part in the country's freedom movement, were anti-nationals.

A BJP leader's invective for Rahul Gandhi -- that he is the "number one terrorist" -- has snowballed into a huge row, with leaders of the Congress and the BJP carrying on a no-holds barred epistolary war.

A Congress leader has filed a petition in a court against BJP national president JP Nadda and party's IT cell incharge Amit Malviya over a social media post by the Bharatiya Janata Party, showing party leader Rahul Gandhi as 'a new age Ravan'.

BSP lawmaker Danish Ali - who broke down after facing Islamophic abuse from BJP lawmaker Ramesh Bidhuri in Parliament last week - on Tuesday accused the ruling party of "trying its best to create a false narrative".

Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi's slogan of 'Mohabbat Ki Dukan' (shop of love), Bharatiya Janata Party president J P Nadda on Monday claimed the Congress leader was actually running a "mega mall of hatred".

As the leaders of 14 opposition parties met in Patna on Friday to chalk out a strategy for next year's Lok Sabha polls, top BJP leaders played down the meeting, with Home Minister Amit Shah calling it a mere "photo opportunity".

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Monday lodged a complaint against BJP national president J P Nadda and BJP's IT Cell chief Amit Malviya for malicious posts against Rahul Gandhi.

BJP chief JP Nadda on Monday lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's "Mohabbat ki Dukaan" (shop of love) outreach in his ongoing tour to the US, claiming the Congress leader was actually running a "Nafrat (hatred) ka mega shopping mall".

Slamming Congress and Rahul Gandhi over allegedly insulting attitude towards Other Backward Classes and for allegedly using undignified words against PM Narendra Modi, BJP president J P Nadda on Friday said OBC community would never forgive Congress.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president JP Nadda on Sunday took a veiled swipe at disqualified MP Rahul Gandhi saying the Congress leader is nursing a big ego with small understanding.

Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi held a meeting with all OBC ministers, who will issue statements echoing party president JP Nadda's charge that Mr Gandhi insulted the Other Backward Classes by calling them thieves.

BJP president J P Nadda on Friday claimed that Rahul Gandhi has a habit of levelling fabricated allegations having no connection with facts while alleging the Congress leader has a "huge arrogance but little understanding".

BJP president JP Nadda on Sunday accused Rahul Gandhi of overstepping all bounds of democracy and said he should be sent packing "lock, stock and barrel" in a democratic manner.

BJP national president JP Nadda on Saturday said, while his party led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was focusing on all round and inclusive development of the country, the Congress was still busy promoting dynastic politics.

BJP national President J P Nadda on Friday said, it is Congress party and not democracy which is in danger in the country, as he attacked that party's leader Rahul Gandhi over his recent remarks in London.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge responding to BJP national president JP Nadda's attack on Rahul Gandhi stated that the BJP, hich had never taken part in the country's freedom movement, were anti-nationals.