With a desperate Anna Hazare resorting to Anshan Blackmail yet again with sitting on a day-long token fast for a stronger Lokpal bill, the Congress on Sunday said the Centre is committed to a strong Lokpal Bill but it is for Parliament to make the law.
UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday took on the BJP and said the party showed their double standards in Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
On the opening day of this session of the Goa Assembly today, September 7, the Speaker will decide whether a House Panel’s report on illegal mining should be tabled or not.
Congress on Saturday, September 17, attacked Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi for his fast by accusing him of “wasting” public money through his “drama”.
Stating that corruption was “now a game” in people’s hands and they would not not tolerate it anymore, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday said he wanted that a solution be hammered out.
Ridiculing Anna Hazare team’s survey in his constituency on the Lokpal bill issue, Union Minister Kapil Sibal on Monday said he was surprised why the support was not 100 per cent.
Karnataka Lokayukta Justice N. Santosh Hegde, who has prepared a damning indictment of Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa and others on the mining scam, on Saturday, July 23, pinned his hopes on the Supreme Court.
Rahul Gandhi’s remarks after the Mumbai blast generated considerable controversy, and provoked criticism from the BJP.
As he takes charge of the Law Ministry, new Law Minister Salman Khursheed has his priorities cut out.
Suresh Kalmadi, in jail for corruption related to the Commonwealth Games, has found a voice of support. Digvijaya Singh, his party’s General Secretary, who says that he is sure Kalmadi is innocent and should get bail.
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