TASMAC scam case: Supreme Court stays FIR against DMKs Senthil Balaji
Issues notice to Tamil Nadu government on his plea challenging the Madras High Courts refusal to grant him anticipatory bail in the alleged TASMAC scam case.
Rahul, Priyanka making 'fabricated' allegations in Lok Sabha: Anurag Thakur
Anurag Thakur accused Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi of making fabricated allegations in Lok Sabha. He submitted a notice to the Speaker seeking action against Rahul Gandhi. The opposition parties are accused of insulting the armed forces and the police. They questioned military operations and leveled false allegations against Amit Shah. The Congress party continues to attack constitutional institutions despite being out of power.
SP pressures opposition to take up Ayodhya donation scam, Congress focuses on police crackdown
AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi slammed the bill criminalizing insult to Vande Mataram. He stated the bill forces minorities to worship Hindu deities and violates religious freedom. DMK MP A Raja called the legislation a fraud against India's secular fabric. Congress questioned the Home Minister's absence during the bill's passage. Opposition parties argue the government is imposing its views on citizens.
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar holds high-level meet as Cauvery row intensifies
Karnataka Chief Minister reviewed the Cauvery water situation after recent authority orders. The Cauvery Water Management Authority directed Karnataka to release more water to Tamil Nadu. India's government returned the Mekedatu project report for revisions and compliance. The Supreme Court clarified states do not need consent for river structures. This ensures water regulation within state boundaries as per tribunal awards.
Help families file compensation with Russian embassy, match DNA of Indians killed in war: SC to govt
The Supreme Court ordered the MEA to appoint a nodal officer for families. This officer will coordinate with families of Indians who joined the Russian military. The court also asked for DNA matching and assistance with compensation claims. The Centre previously stated 217 Indians joined the Russian military, with 49 deaths reported. Efforts are ongoing to verify deaths and trace missing individuals.
Aap BJP ke ho kya?: Rahul Gandhi's sharp retort to Delhi Police families' Press Conference
Family members of injured Delhi Police personnel shared their traumatic experiences from recent student protests. They recounted the painful moments when their loved ones returned home injured. Meanwhile, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi questioned the press conference's timing and affiliation. Political confrontations intensified as privilege motions were exchanged between parties. The events highlight ongoing tensions surrounding the student demonstrations and police actions.
Will shield CJP protesters against right wing goons, says AAP
New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Delhi chief Saurabh Bharadwaj on Friday, July 31, extended protection against right wing goons to students who participated in the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protest at Jantar Mantar. In a post on X addressed to Delhi Gen Z, Bharadwaj said, If any student (who peacefully participated at Jantar Mantar Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Bihar Police arrest STF jawan in Bharat Bhushan Tiwari 'fake encounter' probe What was the case
TN govt to approach SC to secure its share of Cauvery water: Minister
The government is currently evaluating multiple avenues, which include approaching the apex court, pushing for a tribunal, conducting inter-state negotiations, or exerting pressure on the Union government
Opposition members' persistent sloganeering disrupted Lok Sabha proceedings for a second week. This prevented the crucial Question Hour from functioning as intended by MPs. The Monsoon Session has seen no meaningful business during this parliamentary hour since it began. Speaker Om Birla expressed regret over what he called pre-planned disruptions by MPs. The House did pass a bill to amend the anti-paper leak law after brief debate.
Delhi HC orders Google to remove more videos in Isha Foundation defamation case
AAP says will shield CJP protesters against 'right wing goons', asks students to contact party
AAP Delhi chief Saurabh Bharadwaj offered protection to students protesting at Jantar Mantar. He assured them of support against any threats from right-wing groups. This announcement followed a Delhi government order regarding legal action for protesters. The order stated no further adverse action would be taken against participants. However, individuals with criminal backgrounds will still face consequences.
Punjab opens applications for second batch of anti-drug mental health fellowship
'Head of family PM Modi listens': BJP's Raghav Chadha hails 'historic' anti-paper leak Bill
Raghav Chadha spoke in Rajya Sabha supporting the anti-paper leak Bill. He stressed institutional solutions are needed to resolve the crisis. The Bill introduces stricter penalties for paper leaks and exam malpractices. Individuals face jail terms and significant fines for unfair means. Parliament approved the Public Examination Amendment Bill after Lok Sabha clearance.
Treat Indias future with care: Rahul tells Modi, Shah
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, July 31, accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of threatening Gen Z, and said that the duo is Indias past and should be careful about how they treat the countrys future. The Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha also alleged that Modi Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Telangana Police book Meta India head over alleged morphed posts targeting PM Modi
Cyber Crime Police launched an investigation after complaints alleged manipulated social media posts sought to defame Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Shah for actions against students. He alleged the government is silencing Generation Z through FIRs and account takedowns. Gandhi demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into alleged police brutality at Jantar Mantar. Opposition MPs also protested alleged police action and financial irregularities. The protests occurred before a bill on public examinations was considered.
Parliament to take up Births and Deaths, Supreme Court judges Bills today
Parliament's Monsoon Session continues Friday with key bills in both houses. The Lok Sabha will consider birth registration and Supreme Court judge number amendments. Meanwhile, the Rajya Sabha will discuss micro, small, and medium enterprises development. Earlier, both houses passed the Public Examinations Prevention Bill. The Prevention of Insults to National Honour Bill also received approval.
Upper House will also take up statements by ministers on the implementation of recommendations of various Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committees
Karnataka cabinet expansion likely on Monday; Congress MLAs vie for berths
Karnataka's cabinet expansion is anticipated early next week, following party consultations. Several Congress MLAs openly expressed their aspirations for ministerial positions. A meeting at Mallikarjun Kharge's residence discussed the final list of new ministers. Announcements regarding the cabinet expansion are expected by Sunday evening or Monday morning. The party high command will make the ultimate decisions on inductions.
Parts of Manusmriti now part of 'curriculum', says Mallikarjun Kharge
Rajya Sabha saw a heated debate during the Public Examinations Bill discussion. Opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge cited Manusmriti, alleging its influence on BJP's curriculum. JP Nadda challenged Kharge to produce the original manuscript for authentication. Kharge quoted alleged discriminatory verses against Shudras from the ancient text. BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi countered, referencing Ambedkar's writings on the era.
NEET leak row: Opposition politicising issue, government has brought in strict law, says BJP
Government MPs criticized opposition for politicizing the NEET-UG paper leak issue. They highlighted government dialogue with students and a proposed stronger law. Senior ministers held talks with students and activist Sonam Wangchuk. A fast-track court and task force were established to address concerns. The proposed bill aims for stringent punishment and time-bound investigations.
Normal July rain defies forecast of El Nino impact
India's July monsoon rainfall exceeded expectations, defying earlier forecasts of below-normal precipitation. This unexpected recovery eased fears of a significant monsoon shortfall for the nation. However, rainfall distribution remained uneven across different regions of the country. Experts now emphasize that El Nino alone cannot explain India's changing rainfall behaviour. Climate change is increasingly altering monsoon patterns, making predictions more complex.
Maharashtra FDA drive: Hotel industry calls for consultative approach on food safety
Hospitality industry bodies backed stronger food safety checks while urging regulators to prioritise corrective measures before punitive action against establishments.
Whys CJI not on panel to pick CEC, Supreme Court asks government
The Supreme Court questioned Parliament's decision to exclude the Chief Justice of India from the selection panel. Justices noted the CJI's inclusion in other key appointment committees. The court heard arguments challenging the 2023 Act's appointment process. The government urged the court not to question legislative wisdom. The bench clarified it was not questioning the Prime Minister's trustworthiness.
Despite unrest, PM Modi, Amit Shah haven't spoken on NEET protests: Opposition
Rajya Sabha saw a political storm after Mallikarjun Kharge questioned Amit Shah's absence and silence. He clarified his remarks meant people's power for accountability, not physical force. Opposition MPs questioned the effectiveness of the new anti-paper leak bill. Several parties demanded the government scrap the NEET exam. The debate highlighted ongoing concerns about student protests and exam integrity.
Anti-paper leak bill clears Parliament; PM Modi says it will build a credible exam system
Parliament approved a bill to amend the anti-paper leak law. This legislation introduces stricter punishments for individuals involved in exam malpractices. Prime Minister Modi stated this is a crucial step for a credible exam system. The bill proposes significant jail terms and substantial fines for offenders. It also empowers governments to establish special fast-track courts for these cases.
16 Indians, including 10 seamen, killed in Middle East conflict: Government
Sixteen Indian nationals, including ten seafarers, have died in the West Asia conflict. Seventy-five other Indian nationals sustained injuries in the same regional conflict. In a separate incident, twelve Indian nationals perished at Qatar's Ras Laffan Gas Facility. The government is coordinating with host nations to repatriate mortal remains. Injured individuals received medical treatment and necessary assistance from Indian missions.
BJP submits breach of privilege notice against Rahul Gandhi
BJP submitted a privilege notice against Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha. He is accused of demeaning Parliament and insulting citizens with his remarks. BJP seeks an unconditional apology from the Congress leader. The notice cites rules regarding defamatory allegations against individuals. The matter has been sent to the privilege committee for inquiry.
Ukraine dials India, seeks peace role amid ship attack concerns
India's External Affairs Minister discussed Black Sea shipping attacks with Ukraine's counterpart. He reiterated India's stance that such attacks are unacceptable and unequivocally condemned. The minister also highlighted the global impact of multiple conflicts on security. Ukraine's representative briefed him on recent developments and peace efforts. India consistently advocates for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve conflicts.
215 academicians slam Priyanka for 'gaumutra' remark
Over two hundred academicians have written an open letter criticizing Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's remark. They stated that dismissing scholars with labels undermines the nation's scientific temper. The academicians defended the IIT Madras director's advocacy of cow urine's potential benefits. They emphasized that scientific temper involves objective examination of claims before acceptance. Mockery is not a substitute for reasoned engagement in public debate, they added.
From 617 to 2,000 in 2025, Indians deported from US triple since 2023
Four hundred fourteen Indians faced deportation from the US by March 2026. Deportations from the US significantly increased from 2023 to 2025. The United Kingdom and Cyprus also deported Indians, with fifty-seven and fifty-three respectively. Government data shows thousands of unregistered agents were notified on the eMigrate portal. Indian truckers arrested in Arizona are also facing deportation proceedings.
After PM row, new Meta protocols for VIP accounts
Meta has introduced new protocols for handling prominent individuals' accounts. This follows the temporary removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Facebook video. The company expressed regret and is examining the reasons behind the video's removal. Government officials are scheduled to meet with Meta's global representatives soon. Discussions will cover policy and technical aspects of the incident.
Supreme Court: No blanket ban on use of pellet guns for crowd control
The Supreme Court ordered the Delhi government to treat all injured protesters. It questioned the feasibility of banning pellet guns for crowd control. The court directed the preservation of ammunition logs for effective investigation. It also emphasized the need for police to have adequate safety gear. The bench reiterated that peaceful protests can sometimes be hijacked by miscreants.
Space department and Isro begins hiring for 746 posts, 92 will be scientist/engineers
Isro and DoS have initiated a significant recruitment drive for 746 positions. These openings include regular posts and apprenticeship opportunities for future talent. The drive aims to address a notable vacancy rate within the space department. Administrative roles and scientist/engineer positions are being filled across various centers. This effort seeks to bolster Isro's workforce and operational capabilities.
Parliamentary panel backs humanitarian approach on Hasina extradition issue
A parliamentary panel advised the Centre to handle Sheikh Hasina's extradition request with sensitivity. India's humanitarian tradition guides Hasina's current stay in the country. Protection of minorities in Bangladesh remains a core diplomatic engagement for India. The panel noted significant attacks on minorities until May 2025. India continues to press Bangladesh to bring perpetrators of attacks to justice.
SC issues notice to Bhagwant Mann on plea against quashing of rioting case
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. This notice follows an appeal filed by the Chandigarh administration. The appeal challenges a High Court decision to quash a rioting case. A bench headed by the Chief Justice will examine the matter. The court is seeking a response from Chief Minister Mann.
Omar, Mehbooba appeal for peace and dialogue
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah voiced worry regarding the situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. He expressed hope for peace and an end to the crackdown on protesters. PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti also called for Pakistan to adopt a humane approach. She urged the Pakistan government to choose dialogue over the use of force. The visuals of peaceful protesters facing brute force are deeply heartbreaking.
Priyanka Gandhi, Kalyan Banerjee spar over Congress, TMC and defectors
TMC parliamentarian Kalyan Banerjee and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had an exchange. Vadra noted defectors were originally Congress members before joining TMC. Banerjee countered that TMC enabled their election victories in West Bengal. He stated Congress lacks electoral strength in the state. The discussion occurred during a protest outside Parliament House.
Jammu and Kashmir: Government clears funds for pellet survivor Inshas gas agency after 8-year wait
The J&K government approved a gas agency for Insha Mushtaq eight years later. This rehabilitation pledge was approved on Thursday, reviving a commitment made in 2016. Insha lost her eyesight at fourteen after a pellet gun incident during protests. She has since learned Braille and is pursuing a bachelor's degree. The approval marks a significant turning point for her future.
Lok Sabha clears Vande Mataram Bill as DMK joins debate, opposes it
In a politically significant contrast, the DMK opposed the bill and participated in the brief debate, while the rest of the Opposition continued its protest over the violence against students' issue, leaving the House with only three speakers, including two from the Tamil Nadu-based party and erstwhile ally of the Congress, before the legislation was approved by voice vote.
'Huge question mark over judiciary': CJP's Dipke on SC nod to FIRs against protesters
Abhijeet Dipke questioned the judiciary's role in safeguarding democracy. He alleged that agencies are used to destabilize opposition parties. Dipke criticized the BJP government for appointing Pralhad Joshi to the Education Ministry. He accused the ruling party of supporting individuals accused of serious crimes. Dipke also revealed receiving threats and offers from the BJP.
23 heritage sites in Ladakh declared protected monuments
Ladakh's Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena declared twenty-three heritage sites protected monuments. This initiative provides legal protection for Ladakh's rich archaeological and historical heritage. Sites in Leh and Kargil districts were notified as protected monuments under a specific act. The administration will now undertake conservation measures and prevent encroachments on these sites. This move reflects a commitment to preserving Ladakh's unique historical legacy for future generations.
Opposition questions Amit Shah's absence, forces four Lok Sabha halts
The Opposition protests forced the first adjournment right at the start of the sitting followed by those at 2 pm and 3 pm before the House rushed the Bill on Vande Mataram through by braving the Opposition protests before the Chair adjourned the House for the day.
Low turnout marks bypolls in Bihar's Bankipur, MP's Datia & Gujarat's Manjalpur
Low voter turnout marked bypolls in Bihar, MP, and Gujarat. Bankipur in Bihar saw just 34.31% voter turnout, a significant decrease. Datia in Madhya Pradesh recorded 71.41% voting after a conviction led to a vacancy. Manjalpur in Gujarat had 37.5% polling following the sitting MLA's demise.
Vikram Misri meets Bhutan counterpart, reviews India-backed development projects
'Paper leak mafia won't be spared,' PM Modi says after anti-paper leak Bill clears Parliament
Parliament has passed a new bill to prevent unfair means in public examinations. This legislation strengthens penalties for paper leaks and organized cheating syndicates. The amended law aims to build a more trustworthy examination system for all citizens. Stricter legal provisions will ensure tougher action against those involved in examination fraud. The government is committed to eliminating unfair practices and realizing a developed India.
'Makes our exam system more robust': PM Modi praises anti-paper leak bill in new Instagram video
Calling registered AYUSH doctors 'quacks' has no legal basis: NCISM
The National Commission for Indian System of Medicine issued a warning regarding AYUSH doctors. It stated that calling registered practitioners 'quacks' lacks legal basis. Such descriptions may infringe upon their constitutional and professional rights. Duly qualified and registered AYUSH doctors are legally recognized healthcare professionals. The commission reiterated that these practitioners deserve legal protection and respect.
Bangladesh's request to extradite Sheikh Hasina 'being examined', Centre tells Parliament panel
Anti-paper leak bill passed in parliament, to become law after president's approval
Woman injured during NEET protest discharged from RML after 10 days
Heated debate, Opposition walkout dominate Rajya Sabha as anti-paper leak Bill clears final hurdle
The Rajya Sabha passed the Public Examinations Amendment Bill after extensive debate. Opposition members alleged inhumane treatment of students during recent protests. The government refuted these claims and defended the new legislation. Discussions also covered systemic issues within the examination process. The bill aims to prevent unfair means in public examinations.
Tamil Nadu can lead next phase of growth in wind energy: IWTMA
The industry body commissioned a reportAction Items for Energy Transition in Tamil Nadu that outlined policy reforms, manufacturing expansion and export-focused strategies to cement the states leadership in Indias renewable energy transition.
'Can pellet guns be used against peaceful protesters under any circumstances?' CJP slams SC
From lake to market: the women behind Wulars water chestnut trade
Improved Wular harvests boost incomes for thousands of lakeside families this year
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Parliament passes Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026amid protest by opposition
Staff Reporter / New Delhi Parliament has passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 with the Rajya Sabha approving it today. The Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha yesterday. When the House reassembled post-lunch, Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Dr Jitendra Singh moved the bill. Chairman []
TN govt forms expert committee to advise on mitigating El Nino challenges
The Committee will comprise academicians and researchers and officials from State government agencies
Karnataka to see Statewide protests Friday over Cauvery release order to Tamil Nadu
Karnataka had opposed the CWRC order, citing cumulative inflows into the reservoirs between June 1 and July 27 were 65.86% below the 30-year average
Anurag Thakur serves privilege notice against Rahul over 'use of derogatory language'
Anurag Thakur submitted a privilege notice against Rahul Gandhi to the Lok Sabha Speaker. Gandhi allegedly used unparliamentary words and made unsubstantiated allegations against Amit Shah. The notice requests an inquiry and an unconditional apology from Gandhi. BJP chief whip Sanjay Jaiswal also wrote to the Speaker regarding Gandhi's remarks. The Speaker will consider expunging remarks and referring the matter to the committee.
Priyanka Gandhi's 'gaumutra expert' jibe lands her in trouble, over 200 academicians criticise
Among those who signed the letter are Sachin Chaturvedi, Vice Chancellor of Nalanda University; Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit, JNU Vice Chancellor; Nageshwar Rao, former IGNOU VC; TG Sitharam, former director of IIT Guwahati; Amit Patra, director of IIT BHU, and around 210 others.
'Paper leaks can't be cured with media bytes', Raghav Chadha backs anti-paper leak Bill
Experts say it is important to recognize that brands will continue to retain some flexibility in fit and design
Rajya Sabha clears anti-paper leak Bill with tougher penalties for exam fraud
Parliament's Upper House approved the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) (Amendment) Bill, 2026. This legislation strengthens penalties for paper leaks and organized examination fraud. Individuals convicted of examination fraud face a minimum five-year prison term. Companies involved in conducting examinations can now receive fines up to five crore rupees. The bill aims to enhance the integrity of India's public examination system.
'Sir Ye Cosmetic Reform Kaam Nahi Karega!': RJD MP Manoj Jha slams JP Nadda on Paper leak bill
Rahul Gandhi under fire: Anurag Thakur moves privilege notice over Lok Sabha speech
Why Bankipur bypoll grabbed national attention and what it means for Prashant Kishor
'How is unelected minister continuing for over six months?' SC raps Bihar govt
The Supreme Court questioned the Bihar government regarding a minister's continued service. This minister has served beyond the six-month constitutional limit without legislative election. The court seeks an explanation for this continuation under Article 164(4) of the Constitution. A petition challenges the minister's reappointment after a government change. The court referenced a prior judgment on similar constitutional provisions.
What Aishe Ghosh has been doing in her criminal trial is a classic leftist tactic for delaying court proceedings.
From clubs to canteens: Maharashtras FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe is on clean up drive
Mundhe, an IAS officer recognised for his uncompromising stance against illegalities, has drawn both praise and criticism, recently sparking complaints from FDA staff regarding increased workloads.
Banner, Banter and Bengals Traitors in Parliament
Kalyan Banerjees unique protest created a moment of mirth in Parliament
NEET-UG 2026 case: CBI links leak to teachers who set paper, did translation work - report
In a shocking revelation, subject experts are accused of memorizing and leaking NEET-UG 2026 exam questions after receiving daily access from home. These reconstructed queries found their way into private coaching classes, with a beautician reportedly formatting them for sale. The scheme's spread across multiple states is now under scrutiny, leading the CBI to file a chargesheet against thirteen individuals implicated in this alleged scam.
Tamil Nadu signs investment MoUs in GCC, advanced manufacturing
Chubb, Nordex and MotiveLink to invest; over 2,900 jobs to be created
Tamil Nadu government to set up integrated AI Cities: State IT Minister
R Kumar, Minister for Artificial Intelligence, Information Technology and Digital Services for the Government of Tamil Nadu, said that rather than just an industrial park, the AI city will function as an integrated ecosystem.
India's solar problem isn't generation anymore. It's what to do with all that power
Evening news wrap: Lok Sabha passes Vande Mataram Bill, Iran says destroyed 3 US F-35 jets & more
Vande Mataram Bill clears Parliament as Kharge, Nadda lock horns in RS - key highlights
In his advice, Bhagat Singh champions the importance of informed study as a tool for constructive disagreement. Engaging with significant questions thoughtfully allows for deeper discussions, moving past simplistic slogans. This intellectual approach not only makes debates more fruitful but also enhances one's ability to effect lasting change and embrace civic responsibility.
Govt summons Meta executives again over temporary restriction of PM Modi's Facebook post
India's government has summoned Meta executives to explain a temporary restriction on Prime Minister Modi's video. The social media giant acknowledged the error and has restored the content. New protocols are being introduced for prominent public figures' accounts. This incident highlights ongoing scrutiny of content moderation by tech firms. The government seeks explanations for platform governance and content handling.
Priyanka's 'gaumutra expert' remark stirs row, over 200 academicians slam LS MP
E20 petrol can reduce vehicle mileage by up to 6%: Nitin Gadkari in Parliament
E20 petrol may reduce vehicle mileage by two to six percent. Extensive testing has found no engine failures linked to this fuel. Studies indicate improved acceleration and better ride quality with E20. Carbon emissions are reduced by approximately thirty percent compared to E10. Automobile manufacturers continue to honor warranty claims for vehicles using E20.
Jharkhand CM writes to PM over Rs 700-crore scholarship funding gap, seeks urgent intervention
One exam cannot be a referendum on a young persons life: Shashi Tharoor
'May do same with Army': Opposition attacks BJP for India Hockey's saffron jersey
Apologise and resign: Mallikarjun Kharge to Amit Shah over NEET paper leak crackdown
'All is well'? Charanjit Singh Channi conspicuous by his absence during Rahul's speech in Lok Sabha
Congress MP Charanjit Singh Channi made headlines by missing Rahul Gandhi's speech in Lok Sabha, prioritising a protest over an alleged paper leak in Faridkot. This sheds light on the brewing tensions within the Punjab Congress, as party leaders balance internal disagreements with the pressing need to prepare for next year's elections.
NCW set target of eliminating child marriage across country by 2030: Rahatkar
The national average of child marriage stands at 23.3%, while West Bengal, Bihar and Tripura have among the highest rates, with over 40% of women married before the age of 18
Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee protested against 20 rebel MPs in Parliament. These defectors joined the Nationalist Citizens Party of India, pledging support to the NDA. The Trinamool Congress has labeled these MPs as traitors for their actions. Rebel MPs had approached the Election Commission regarding the party split. A swift decision is needed to resolve the ongoing political uncertainty.
