Rahul Gandhi On 1984 Riots
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From 'Felt At Home In Pakistan' To ''84 Mein Hua To Hua,': Sam Pitroda's 7 Remarks That Created Controversies
Congress leader Sam Pitroda is once again under fire for his remarks after he urged the Centre to prioritise dialogue with neighbouring countries and said that India's foreign policy should begin by strengthening ties with Pakistan
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Sikh Man Questions Rahul Gandhi On Operation Blue Star, 1984. His Reply
Responding to a sharp question on the Congress's role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, senior party leader Rahul Gandhi said a lot of these "mistakes" happened when "I was not there", but added that he was happy to take responsibility
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Lok Sabha Election 2019 - "It's You Who Should Be Ashamed": PM Shoots Back At Rahul Gandhi On 1984
Hours after Rahul Gandhi said senior Congress leader Sam Pitroda should be ashamed for his comment on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Prime Minister Narendra Modi retorted, directly attacking the Congress president: "Arrey naamdar, you should be ashamed."
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"You Should Be Ashamed": Rahul Gandhi To Sam Pitroda For 1984 Remark
The Congress's Sam Pitroda's remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots is "absolutely wrong and he should apologise to the nation for it", Rahul Gandhi said today, reiterating his stand on the controversial remarks made by the Congress leader.
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"Sam Pitroda Wrong, No Debate On 1984 Tragedy": Rahul Gandhi To NDTV
Speaking to NDTV after an election rally in Madhya Pradesh, Congress President Rahul Gandhi repeated his statement that Sam Pitroda's comments on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were wrong
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PM Has "Personal Hatred" Towards Me, Rahul Gandhi Tells NDTV: 10 Quotes
NDTV's Ravish Kumar speaks with Congress chief Rahul Gandhi while he's campaigning at Shujalpur in Madhya Pradesh. "Narendra Modi talks about Rajiv ji, about Nehru ji, about Indira ji. I know the truth. I know my grandmother's truth. I know it's all lies that he is spreading," says Rahul Gandhi.
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"1984 A Terrible Tragedy, Sam Pitroda Was Out Of Line," Says Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Sam Pitroda's remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were "absolutely and completely out of line" and he should apologise for them, party chief Rahul Gandhi said in a Facebook post on Friday.
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Election 2019: PM Slams Congress After Sam Pitroda's " Hua Toh Hua" Remark On 1984 Riots
Campaigning for the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections will end this evening. 59 constituencies, spread over 7 states, will go to polls in this phase on Sunday.
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"Will Rahul Gandhi Sack His Guru?" BJP On Sam Pitroda's 1984 Remark
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP tore into the Congress over Rahul Gandhi's close aide Sam Pitroda's "hua toh hua (what happened, happened)" remarkon the 1984 anti-Sikh riots on Thursday.
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Ahead Of Delhi Vote, BJP Raises 1984 Riots, Tweets Rajiv Gandhi Speech
Two days before voting in Delhi for the national election, the ruling BJP has tweeted a video of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The video posted on the BJP's official Twitter handle includes a clip of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi saying, on the riots, "When a tree falls, the earth shakes."
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From 'Felt At Home In Pakistan' To ''84 Mein Hua To Hua,': Sam Pitroda's 7 Remarks That Created Controversies
Congress leader Sam Pitroda is once again under fire for his remarks after he urged the Centre to prioritise dialogue with neighbouring countries and said that India's foreign policy should begin by strengthening ties with Pakistan
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Sikh Man Questions Rahul Gandhi On Operation Blue Star, 1984. His Reply
Responding to a sharp question on the Congress's role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, senior party leader Rahul Gandhi said a lot of these "mistakes" happened when "I was not there", but added that he was happy to take responsibility
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Lok Sabha Election 2019 - "It's You Who Should Be Ashamed": PM Shoots Back At Rahul Gandhi On 1984
Hours after Rahul Gandhi said senior Congress leader Sam Pitroda should be ashamed for his comment on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Prime Minister Narendra Modi retorted, directly attacking the Congress president: "Arrey naamdar, you should be ashamed."
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"You Should Be Ashamed": Rahul Gandhi To Sam Pitroda For 1984 Remark
The Congress's Sam Pitroda's remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots is "absolutely wrong and he should apologise to the nation for it", Rahul Gandhi said today, reiterating his stand on the controversial remarks made by the Congress leader.
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"Sam Pitroda Wrong, No Debate On 1984 Tragedy": Rahul Gandhi To NDTV
Speaking to NDTV after an election rally in Madhya Pradesh, Congress President Rahul Gandhi repeated his statement that Sam Pitroda's comments on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were wrong
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PM Has "Personal Hatred" Towards Me, Rahul Gandhi Tells NDTV: 10 Quotes
NDTV's Ravish Kumar speaks with Congress chief Rahul Gandhi while he's campaigning at Shujalpur in Madhya Pradesh. "Narendra Modi talks about Rajiv ji, about Nehru ji, about Indira ji. I know the truth. I know my grandmother's truth. I know it's all lies that he is spreading," says Rahul Gandhi.
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"1984 A Terrible Tragedy, Sam Pitroda Was Out Of Line," Says Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Sam Pitroda's remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots were "absolutely and completely out of line" and he should apologise for them, party chief Rahul Gandhi said in a Facebook post on Friday.
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Election 2019: PM Slams Congress After Sam Pitroda's " Hua Toh Hua" Remark On 1984 Riots
Campaigning for the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections will end this evening. 59 constituencies, spread over 7 states, will go to polls in this phase on Sunday.
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"Will Rahul Gandhi Sack His Guru?" BJP On Sam Pitroda's 1984 Remark
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP tore into the Congress over Rahul Gandhi's close aide Sam Pitroda's "hua toh hua (what happened, happened)" remarkon the 1984 anti-Sikh riots on Thursday.
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Ahead Of Delhi Vote, BJP Raises 1984 Riots, Tweets Rajiv Gandhi Speech
Two days before voting in Delhi for the national election, the ruling BJP has tweeted a video of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The video posted on the BJP's official Twitter handle includes a clip of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi saying, on the riots, "When a tree falls, the earth shakes."
