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The Bharatiya janata party (BJP) has distanced itself from statements made by MP Nishikant Dubey and Dinesh Sharma criticizing the Supreme Court and Chief Justice of India. BJP President JP Nadda emphasized the party's respect for the judiciary, calling it an integral part of democracy.

Akhilesh Yadav, Samajwadi Party president, criticized the BJP for prioritizing trivial matters over public concerns, citing unemployment and financial fugitives. He questioned the Waqf Act's relevance to farmers' needs, alleging BJP's involvement in instigating riots and accusing Yogi Adityanath of destroying Uttar Pradesh.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi criticized BJP leaders, labeling them "tubelights" after controversial remarks by BJP MPs against the Supreme Court and Chief Justice of India. Owaisi defended the judiciary, referencing Article 142 of the Constitution. The BJP has distanced itself from the MPs' statements, with party president J.P.

The BJP has strongly criticised West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee for her absence from violence-affected Murshidabad, alleging anti-Hindu bias. BJP MP Sambit Patra claimed Banerjee would have reacted differently if Muslims were victims. The party also accused CPI (M) of disowning deceased Hindu workers, highlighting the politicization of the Murshidabad clashes following protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act.

The BJP has alleged that Hindus in Murshidabad were threatened at gunpoint and forced to chant Islamic slogans during recent violence. Union minister Sukanta Majumdar claims these incidents foreshadow a grim future for Hindus across West Bengal. The BJP IT department also shared a video depicting robbery and arson, highlighting the plight of a family allegedly targeted during the unrest.

Aam Aadmi Party will not contest in the upcoming Delhi Mayor elections. This clears the path for Bharatiya janata party to take control of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. Saurabh Bharadwaj says this allows BJP to govern without excuses. He accuses BJP of unethical power grabs since the MCD elections announcement.

Mamata Banerjee criticized the BJP's perceived double standards towards Muslims, accusing them of hypocrisy between domestic and international relations. She urged the INDIA bloc to unite against the Waqf Amendment Act, while the Supreme Court considered interim measures to suspend parts of the Act amid unrest in West Bengal.

The Bharatiya janata party (BJP) strongly criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks made in Boston, where he alleged that the Election Commission (EC) was "compromised." BJP MP Sambit Patra labeled Gandhi a "traitor," accusing him of disrespecting Indian democracy and the nation while abroad, especially during the US VP's India visit.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has strongly criticized the BJP, labeling them as historical and current adversaries of B.R. Ambedkar. This retort followed PM Modi's accusation that Congress spreads "votebank ka virus" by opposing the Waqf Amendment Act.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized the DMK government, accusing them of using delimitation and the three-language policy to divert attention from key issues ahead of the Tamil Nadu elections.

BJP leader Sambit Patra has intensified the attack on Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, labeling the National Herald case a "robbery" rather than money laundering. He accused them of being "modern dacoits" involved in a blatant robbery. This statement follows the Enforcement Directorate's chargesheet against them and others in connection with the case, scheduled for court arguments on April 25.

Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Mahua Moitra has strongly criticized BJP MP Nishikant Dubey's remarks against the Supreme Court and the Chief Justice of India, labeling it a proxy attack on the judiciary. Dubey questioned the court's authority and accused it of inciting religious wars, triggering widespread condemnation from opposition parties.

The Madras high court has cautioned the Tamil Nadu Police to file an FIR against DMK minister K Ponmudy for his disrespectful remarks about women, or face contempt charges. This warning follows demands from BJP leaders for action against Ponmudy. While Ponmudy has apologized and been removed from his party post, he remains a minister.

Former Indian cricketer Kedar Jadhav is set to begin his political career by joining the Bharatiya janata party (BJP) at a ceremony in Mumbai. The 40-year-old, known for his contributions to Indian cricket, including a memorable century against England, will be welcomed by key BJP figures, marking a new chapter after retiring from all formats of cricket earlier this year.

West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has urgently appealed for peace amidst escalating violence. She accused the BJP and RSS of inciting division following protests in Murshidabad over the Waqf (Amendment) Act. Banerjee emphasized unity, condemning the riots and assuring strong action against perpetrators, including the removal of police officers.