Amit Shah

Opposition lawmakers disrupted the monsoon session of Parliament, demanding the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah. The protests were linked to police action taken against widespread student protests, which added increased pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.

Opposition MPs are holding a protest march in the Parliament complex, demanding Amit Shah address 'police excesses'. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes them for not entering the House, calling it disrespectful to Parliament.

Congress MP Manickam Tagore B submitted an adjournment motion in the Lok Sabha to discuss police actions during a CJP-led protest and demanded a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The Lok Sabha is scheduled to address the Bankers' Books and Taxation Bills.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) reported that 274 fugitives have been repatriated to India over the past seven years. Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted the BHARATPOL framework's role in enhancing global coordination to track down fugitives.

Opposition MPs protested in the Parliament complex over the Ram temple donation theft issue, displaying a banner questioning Amit Shah's absence and raising slogans against the Home Minister. Police action was taken against students during the protest.

The rise of GLP-1 weight loss drugs has led to uncomfortable body-related conversations in workplaces, as exemplified by Isabel Haneder's experience in Germany. These discussions intersect with health insurance costs and legal ambiguities, creating tensions between employees and employers.

A FIR has been filed against a man from Jharkhand for threatening to kill PM Modi, Amit Shah, and Yogi Adityanath. He has been booked under sections of the BNS and will be arrested after the investigation.

Ladakh Police registered a zero FIR against Amit Shah over an 'objectionable' video. The investigation was transferred to Mysuru City, which falls under the jurisdiction of Devaraja police station.

Amit Shah presented the Lokmanya Tilak National Award to National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. The award was selected by the Tilak Smarak Trust for his significant contribution to national security.

India's education minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned following protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), marking the first cabinet minister resignation under Modi's government since 2014. The movement, which has revitalized opposition efforts, challenges BJP's dominance and raises concerns ahead of 2027 state elections. Analysts suggest the government yielded to avoid alienating youth voters, a key demographic for BJP.

Opposition parties protested in the Parliament complex against allegations of Ram Temple donations being 'theft'. MP Pappu Yadav staged a 'chanda chori' act, while INDIA bloc members demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation and questioned his absence from House proceedings.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge urged PM Modi to resign Amit Shah over the BJP government's failure to honor a promise to youth protesters. The youth had withdrawn their agitation under the condition that no action would be taken against them.

Mallikarjun Kharge accused Amit Shah of being responsible for police brutalities against protesting students and claimed that people's power will hold him accountable. Kharge, the Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, made the remarks during a public statement.

BJP MP Anurag Thakur filed a privilege notice against Rahul Gandhi over remarks regarding Amit Shah authorizing police actions against student protesters and the RSS's influence on the education system. Rahul Gandhi, the Lok Sabha Leader of the Opposition, made these allegations.

India's main opposition Congress Party has sought the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah, a close aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, over the police crackdown on student protesters in New Delhi. The crackdown occurred last week, prompting the opposition's call for accountability.

Rahul Gandhi accuses Amit Shah of police brutality against Delhi student protesters. He claims the Leader of Opposition is not being allowed to speak in Parliament and was asked to apologize, which he refuses to do to the BJP or RSS.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi targeted Amit Shah in Lok Sabha over police action against student protesters. He also attacked RSS, accusing it of influencing the education system and shaping students' teachings.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized the government for using force against protesting students and demanded that PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah clarify who authorized the use of 'pellet guns' and 'AK-47s'.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticized Amit Shah for a 'flood-free Assam' promise and accused the BJP of failing to address floods. He called for mobilizing resources for rescue, relief, and rehabilitation efforts in Assam.

INDIA bloc leaders are discussing strategy following the end of student protests and plan to raise concerns during the debate on the Public Examinations Amendment Bill. Opposition leaders aim to maintain pressure on Amit Shah through this legislative process.

The Monsoon Session of the Upper House has seen no business for six consecutive days as the Opposition demands an apology from Home Minister Amit Shah over police action against protesting students. Minister Kiren Rijiju has urged Congress to permit discussion on a Bill.

Congress MPs protested in the Parliament complex, carrying placards and a banner, to demand answers from Home Minister Amit Shah over alleged police brutality against student protesters. They sought an apology from Shah and raised slogans during the demonstration.

Rahul Gandhi wrote to Amit Shah demanding accountability for a 'barbaric' assault on students. He called for action against those who shot at and baton-charged students and for Prime Minister Modi to apologize to the students.

Tamil Nadu is preparing to host the 31st Southern Zonal Council meeting in August. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will chair the meeting, and Tamil Nadu government has nominated Ministers R. Nirmalkumar and Rajmohan as members of the council.

Amit Shah stated that students are more important than any post following Dharmendra Pradhan's exit. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decisions to impose strict punishment for those involved in paper leaks.

Congress workers are protesting to demand Amit Shah’s resignation, compensation for NEET students’ families, and an investigation into a paper leak. The protest highlights issues related to NEET exam integrity and accountability.

Home Minister Amit Shah visited the family of a slain policeman in Kashmir and pledged support for the victim’s son’s studies. The visit occurred alongside BJP leader Sunil Sharma in Budgam’s Beerwah area.

Students and NSUI members protested in Hubballi over NEET issues, condemning police brutality and demanding resignations of Dharmendra Pradhan, Amit Shah, and Narendra Modi. Around 15 protesters were detained during the demonstration led by NSUI and Congress office bearers.

Amit Shah stated the government's resolve to ensure a bright future for youth through fast-track courts for paper leak cases. The Union Home Minister called this an important step by PM Modi against those who harm students' futures.

Left MPs visited Jantar Mantar and demanded that Amit Shah address police actions in Parliament. CPI(M) Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas criticized the government, stating there is a virtual martial law and police brutality against students.

PM Modi chairs an NDA Parliamentary meeting during the Monsoon Session as the Opposition moves notices regarding a crackdown on CJP protests. Amit Shah is likely to table a Bill to protect Vande Mataram in the Rajya Sabha, while the Lok Sabha will address a Bill related to Supreme Court judges.

The Chief Minister announced that Bengali will be used in all official state communication from September 1. This follows a request from Union Home Minister Amit Shah to promote Bengali in West Bengal on the 125th birth anniversary of Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee.

Amit Shah stated the West Bengal BJP government is implementing the 'Sonar Bangla' promise. The Union Home Minister virtually laid the foundation stone for a ₹700-crore Amul dairy project in Sankrail, Howrah.

The government's proposed Bills do not align with oral commitments made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah during parliamentary sessions and meetings with political party representatives. The discrepancy highlights a potential misalignment between verbal assurances and legislative actions.

Amit Shah inspected indigenous border security technology in West Bengal. This visit marks his first trip to the state after the Suvendu Adhikari government assumed control.

Under the India-U.K. trade treaty, 99% of exports will become duty-free, as stated by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who described the agreement as a testament to the Centre's pro-people diplomacy.

Amit Shah pledged a 20% increase in Gandhinagar's green cover by 2029. The 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' campaign, aimed at boosting India's green cover, has become a mass movement.

Amit Shah assured church leaders that the FCRA Bill will not be applied retrospectively, urged them to file FIRs in cases of aggression against the community, and called for peace in Manipur.

Home Minister Amit Shah stated that a country's future can be assessed by the number of young people in its libraries. He emphasized that the presence of young readers reflects a nation's future.

Rajeev Gowda accuses PM Modi of responsibility for alleged misappropriation by the Ram Temple Trust, stating that all trust activities and appointments were conducted through the Union Government with Amit Shah's central role.