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Amit Shah challenged Digvijay Singh to deny his earlier comments that linked the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
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Singh was unhurt after he fell while moving towards a roadside restaurant during tea break amid the march and was immediately helped to his feet by Congress workers surrounding him, eye-witnesses said.
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Elections to be held on October 17, Grand Old Party set to see the first non-Gandhi president in 24 years.
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"Kharge ji is my leader and my senior. I had asked him yesterday if he wanted to contest. He said no. I met him again today. I told him I am with you fully if you are contesting. I can't think of contesting against him. He is filing his nomination and I will be his proposer," said Singh.
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The district and sessions court granted Singh bail on a personal bond of Rs 50,000 after he appeared before it
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Munawar Faruqui was last month denied nod to hold a show at Bengaluru in Karnataka amid the protest by the Hindu right wing outfits. A few days later, Kamra, a vocal critic of the government, said his stand-up shows scheduled to be held in Bengaluru were cancelled after the organisers received threats.
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Singh was reacting to a recent report that Amazon spent about Rs 8,546 crore or USD 1.2 billion in legal and professional expenses in the country between 2018 and 2020.
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A row erupted on Saturday over Congress leader Digvijay Singh's comments in an audio chat on social media that his party will have a "relook" at Article 370 revocation and Jammu and Kashmir's lost statehood if it returns to power, with the BJP accusing him of spewing venom against India in "collaboration" with Pakistan.
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Scindia quit the party to join the BJP earlier this month, triggering the fall of the Kamal Nath-led Congress government and paving the way for the saffron party's Shivraj Singh Chouhan to take oath as Madhya Pradesh chief minister on March 23.
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Singh staged a protest near a Bengaluru resort this morning where rebel MLAs of Madhya Pradesh Congress are staying, and demanded that he be allowed to meet them.
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"BJP MLA Arvind Bhadoriya and an MP are holding them captive. Why can't I meet my MLAs, my voters (for Rajya Sabha election), my own party people. What is the BJP doing in between?" he said.
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Talking to reporters after meeting the governor, Singh said he had known Tandon for the last many years and that they did not discuss politics.
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On Saturday, a section of Shaheen Bagh protesters said they were ready to meet Shah to raise their concerns over CAA but added that the onus was on the government to call them for talks.
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He also claimed that NCP leader Ajit Pawar, who took oath as deputy chief minister along with CM Devendra Fadnavis, had joined the new government alone, and no other NCP MLA was with him.
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"It is natural when the BJP fields (a person) accused of terrorism and those (who) indulge in the politics of communal hatred. It would be better had the nomination of such candidates was cancelled for safeguarding the ideals of democratic values," he tweeted.
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"Modi ji must answer as the international media like New York Times, Washington Post, London-based Jane Information group, Daily Telegraph, the Guardian and Reuters, are reporting that there is no proof of militant losses at Balakot in Pakistan," Sibal said.
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A record 75 percent voters exercised their franchise in the state elections held Wednesday, an increase of around two percent against the last polls held in 2013.
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Singh said 'thousands of people know that mobile number' which was in the "public domain" through the Rajya Sabha portal, adding he had stopped using it four years ago.
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Sreejamya, five years younger to her 32-year-old MLA husband, accompanied Jaivardhan at the hustings after offering prayers at the family Hanuman temple at their residence at the Raghogarh fort.
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Singh said the saffron party's "religious fanaticism" could the common meeting ground for all opposition parties and Congress being the largest among them should work to bring together BJP's rivals.
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Congress leader Digvijaya Singh Saturday sought an apology from Goa CM Manohar Parrikar for "cheating the people of the state", and asked him to thank Union Minister Nitin Gadkari for "aggressive MLA buying", thus helping him form the government in the coastal state.
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Senior Congress leader PrnChidambaram today accused the BJP of "stealing" elections inrnGoa and Manipur, saying a party which comes second has "nornright" to form the government.
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Singh alleged that even the Prime Minister's Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian and other officials were in the dark about the impending demonetisation.
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Congress leader Digvijay Singh
today hoped that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be able to
impress upon Russia and China to pressurise Pakistan on the
issue of cross border terrorism.
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"No U Turn by Rahul Gandhi on RSS. He stands by what he said. Person who killed was from RSS. It is the Ideology of hate and violence which killed Mahatma Gandhi", the Congress General Secretary said in a series of tweets.
