Kota Legislator

A lawmaker of Rajasthan's ruling BJP tells a senior doctor that he will kick him, slap him, cut off his hair and "skin him alive", in a phone conversation that has gone viral on social media. Prahlad Gunjal, the BJP legislator from Kota, has been suspended on the orders of BJP chief Amit Shah, amid protests by doctors across the state.

A BJP lawmaker from Rajasthan tells a senior doctor that he will kick him, slap him, cut off his hair and "skin him alive", in a phone conversation that has gone viral on social media. The legislator, Prahlad Gunjal, must be punished, say doctors in Kota district, threatening protests.

BJP legislator from Kota, Prahlad Gunjal, is in the middle of a controversy after an alleged phone conversation - in which he threatened the Chief Medical and Health Officer of Kota (CMHO) - went viral.

It will make no dent in the BJP's massive majority in Rajasthan, but the Congress' win in three of four assembly seats in by-elections in the state is cause for pause for the ruling party. All four seats were held by BJP legislators who became MPs in May this year. The party has managed to retain just one - the Kota South seat. The Congress has won...

A lawmaker of Rajasthan's ruling BJP tells a senior doctor that he will kick him, slap him, cut off his hair and "skin him alive", in a phone conversation that has gone viral on social media. Prahlad Gunjal, the BJP legislator from Kota, has been suspended on the orders of BJP chief Amit Shah, amid protests by doctors across the state.

A BJP lawmaker from Rajasthan tells a senior doctor that he will kick him, slap him, cut off his hair and "skin him alive", in a phone conversation that has gone viral on social media. The legislator, Prahlad Gunjal, must be punished, say doctors in Kota district, threatening protests.

BJP legislator from Kota, Prahlad Gunjal, is in the middle of a controversy after an alleged phone conversation - in which he threatened the Chief Medical and Health Officer of Kota (CMHO) - went viral.

It will make no dent in the BJP's massive majority in Rajasthan, but the Congress' win in three of four assembly seats in by-elections in the state is cause for pause for the ruling party. All four seats were held by BJP legislators who became MPs in May this year. The party has managed to retain just one - the Kota South seat. The Congress has won...