<span style="color: rgb(53,53,53);background-color: rgb(255,255,255);font-size: 14px;font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Roboto, "Helvetica Neue", Arial, "Noto Sans", sans-serif, "Apple Color Emoji", "Segoe UI Emoji", "Segoe UI Symbol", "Noto Color Emoji;">Ankola/Bengaluru/New Delhi: To "punish" the Congress for its "culture of abuse," Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged voters in Karnataka on Wednesday to chant "Jai Bajrangbali" as the BJP ramped up its attacks on the opposition party over its commitment to outlaw the Bajrang Dal in its election platform.
The Congress has defended its stance against the right-wing Hindu organisation by saying the Supreme Court has also urged for action against "those spreading hatred" and that the Congress is dedicated to curbing such persons and organisations.
However, senior Congress leader and former Karnataka chief minister Veerappa Moily said there was no suggestion before the party to ban Bajrang Dal if elected to power and the Congress had mentioned action against such organisations in its manifesto in the context of the apex court's observations, which have prompted protests from saffron outfits.—Inputs from Agencies

To "punish" the Congress for its "culture of abuse," Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged voters in Karnataka on Wednesday to chant "Jai Bajrangbali" as the BJP ramped up its attacks on the opposition party over its commitment to outlaw the Bajrang Dal in its election platform.

In Karnataka, PM asks to vote "Jai Bajrangbali"; Cong defends Bajrang Dal attitude

Jaipur: Rajasthan Minister Pratap Singh Khachariawas on Friday attacked PM Narendra Modi, saying that after losing the elections in Karnataka, he and other BJP leaders have stopped taking the name of Bajrangbali (Lord Hanuman).
"Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not take the name of Bajrangbali even once in his meeting," he said, referring to Modi's rally in Ajmer.
"Now the sanjeevani of Bajrangbali has come in the hands of Rahul Gandhi. The way Rahul Gandhi's residence was snatched, similarly, the government and office in Karnataka was snatched away. After Karnataka, the Congress government will again be formed in Rajasthan. If BJP comes by mistake, then neither pension nor benefit of OPS will be given," he said.
He said that the public was expecting from the PM's visit that he would announce big decisions to give relief from inflation, poverty, and unemployment. "But in his speech, he only spoke against the Congress. His entire speech was political. Instead of cursing the Congress all the time, if he had spoken about even a single achievement of the BJP government at the Centre, then it would have felt that he had done something."
Khachariawas said that on the contrary, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot gave a big relief to the people of Rajasthan from inflation by making 100 units of electricity completely free and removing all surcharges up to 200 units.
—IANS

Rajasthan Minister Pratap Singh Khachariawas on Friday attacked PM Narendra Modi, saying that after losing the elections

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Raipur (Chhattisgarh): Engrossed so deeply in devotion to lord Hanuman, Akhilesh Sharma has collected over 5000 pictures (separate photos) of 'Bajrangbali' and got his name enrolled in the Golden Book of World Record. A resident of Chhattisgarh's Raipur, Sharma has collected more than 5000 pictures of Lord Hanuman and published a book 'Mere Hanuman'. This book contains pictures of Bajrangbali, which were collected from India as well as Indonesia, Bali, Thailand and other countries. Speaking to ANI, this unique devotee said that it takes 10 years to collect the pictures featured in the book. "I have been reciting Sundara Kanda for the last 35 years. Around 10 years back, I had attended a marriage function and got a photo of Lord Hanuman, which is on the book's cover, and thereafter started collecting the pictures," said Sharma.  Meanwhile, a phase came when Sharma was not getting any picture following which he contacted his friends and requested them to help in the mission of collecting lord Hanuman's photos, the record holder told ANI.    "After that, a few people started sending me good morning messages and I requested them to send the photos of lord Hanuman instead of texting morning wishes, he recalled, adding that as a result of this request, the collection gradually became rich and these pictures have several stories," he said. Adding further, he said, "In between, a family problem surfaced but with the grace of 'Bajrangbali' everything turned well. The printing of the book stopped due to some problem and eventually, the complication was sorted when he added the photo of Hanuman was kept in the temple, which was built by my father in the home". "This book contains information related to lord Hanuman's birth, his family members and others, after people told me that pictures of Lord Hanuman in a considerable number were not collected by anyone then he applied to the Golden Book of Records", added Sharma. —ANI

 Engrossed so deeply in devotion to lord Hanuman, Akhilesh Sharma has collected over 5000 pictures (separate photos) of 'Bajrangbali' 

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