Varun Gandhi S Hate Speech

The recent acquittal of BJP leader Varun Gandhi in hate speech cases has now acquired a political colour. Union minister and senior Congress leader Beni Prasad Verma has alleged that Mr Gandhi was exonerated in the cases due to a tacit understanding with the Samajwadi Party-led government in Uttar Pradesh.

BJP leader Varun Gandhi has been acquitted in the second of two cases that accused him of delivering hate speeches in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national elections in 2009.

BJP leader Varun Gandhi, who has been acquitted in one of two hate speech cases by a court in Uttar Pradesh, today said that he welcomed the court's decision. Mr Gandhi had allegedly made hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in Uttar Pradesh in 2009.

On March 6, 2009, Varun Gandhi, contesting the general assembly elections as a BJP candidate, addressed a rally in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, with these words, "If anyone lifts a hand against Hindus, or thinks they are weak, there is nobody behind them, then I swear on the Bhagvad Gita that I will cut off that hand." Although Gandhi won from the cons...

Hate speeches made by him during the 2009 general election are causing new trouble for BJP leader Varun Gandhi.The UP government has okayed his prosecution."The state government gave prosecution sanction against BJP MP Varun Gandhi on November 30 on an FIR registered against him at Kotwali police station in Pilibhit district last year," Secretary (...

The youth wing, for example, could greet Varun Gandhi as its new head in Uttar Pradesh, despite stiff criticism for Gandhi's "hate speech" made in March 2009.

An issue that has the BJP divided is whether Varun Gandhi's alienation of voters, especially Muslims, was also a factor in the loss.

UP police sources say that the voice on the hate speech CDs matches with Varun Gandhi's voice.

A day after he was released from jail, Varun Gandhi kept a low profile. In fact, he's not spoken directly to the media at all.

RJD chief Lalu Prasad said on Monday that he would have "crushed" BJP candidate Varun Gandhi under a roller for his anti-Muslim speeches if he had been the country's Home Minister.

First came Varun Gandhi's diatribe against Muslims, then an Andhra Congressman, Srinivas, tried to reply in the same coin by attacking Hindus. RJD chief Lalu Prasad also joined the bandwagon on Monday when he allegedly said that he would have "crushed" BJP candidate Varun Gandhi under a roller for his anti-Muslim speeches if he had been the country...

BJP president Rajnath Singh on Monday met party's new posterboy Varun Gandhi who is lodged in the Etah jail in Uttar Pradesh.

Mohammad Azharuddin said on Saturday that it will send a wrong message to the youth

Varun Gandhi's hate speeches were distasteful, disappointing and surprising, but the NSA should not have been imposed against him.

The recent acquittal of BJP leader Varun Gandhi in hate speech cases has now acquired a political colour. Union minister and senior Congress leader Beni Prasad Verma has alleged that Mr Gandhi was exonerated in the cases due to a tacit understanding with the Samajwadi Party-led government in Uttar Pradesh.

BJP leader Varun Gandhi has been acquitted in the second of two cases that accused him of delivering hate speeches in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the national elections in 2009.

BJP leader Varun Gandhi, who has been acquitted in one of two hate speech cases by a court in Uttar Pradesh, today said that he welcomed the court's decision. Mr Gandhi had allegedly made hate speeches while campaigning in his constituency of Pilibhit in Uttar Pradesh in 2009.

On March 6, 2009, Varun Gandhi, contesting the general assembly elections as a BJP candidate, addressed a rally in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, with these words, "If anyone lifts a hand against Hindus, or thinks they are weak, there is nobody behind them, then I swear on the Bhagvad Gita that I will cut off that hand." Although Gandhi won from the cons...

Hate speeches made by him during the 2009 general election are causing new trouble for BJP leader Varun Gandhi.The UP government has okayed his prosecution."The state government gave prosecution sanction against BJP MP Varun Gandhi on November 30 on an FIR registered against him at Kotwali police station in Pilibhit district last year," Secretary (...

The youth wing, for example, could greet Varun Gandhi as its new head in Uttar Pradesh, despite stiff criticism for Gandhi's "hate speech" made in March 2009.

An issue that has the BJP divided is whether Varun Gandhi's alienation of voters, especially Muslims, was also a factor in the loss.

UP police sources say that the voice on the hate speech CDs matches with Varun Gandhi's voice.

A day after he was released from jail, Varun Gandhi kept a low profile. In fact, he's not spoken directly to the media at all.

RJD chief Lalu Prasad said on Monday that he would have "crushed" BJP candidate Varun Gandhi under a roller for his anti-Muslim speeches if he had been the country's Home Minister.

First came Varun Gandhi's diatribe against Muslims, then an Andhra Congressman, Srinivas, tried to reply in the same coin by attacking Hindus. RJD chief Lalu Prasad also joined the bandwagon on Monday when he allegedly said that he would have "crushed" BJP candidate Varun Gandhi under a roller for his anti-Muslim speeches if he had been the country...

BJP president Rajnath Singh on Monday met party's new posterboy Varun Gandhi who is lodged in the Etah jail in Uttar Pradesh.

Mohammad Azharuddin said on Saturday that it will send a wrong message to the youth

Varun Gandhi's hate speeches were distasteful, disappointing and surprising, but the NSA should not have been imposed against him.