Launching a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Pariwarwaad' remark, Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate claimed that the BJP itself indulged in dynastic politics, and gave out tickets for 33 of the 68 seats it is contesting in Jharkhand Assembly elections to those belonging to political families.
In a major embarrassment to the ruling Maha Yuti combine, ex minister Nawab Malik has decided to contest the ensuing Maharashtra Assembly polls from Mankhurd-Shivaji Nagar constituency on a Ajit Pawar-led NCP ticket. Malik had filed two sets of nomination papers - one as an Independent and another with AB-form of NCP. On the last date of withdrawal of candidature on Monday (November 4), Malik remained in fray as an NCP candidate.
Calling the bypolls to seven constituencies in Rajasthan Assembly as a contest between two ideologies, senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot exuded confidence about his party winning all the seats.
The Prime Minister also took a swipe at Congress and RJD, accusing them of committing barbaric crimes on tribals in Jharkhand. He also alleged that RJD opposed creation of Jharkhand while accusing the ruling JMM of sitting on its lap.
At an election rally in poll-bound Jharhand's Chaibasa, PM Modi, BJP will come back to power in the state with a record margin.