PM Modi Slams Delhi CM Kejriwal, Calls Him Urban Naxal | Uddhav Moves To HC Against ECI | Top News
October 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelHere Are The Top Headlines Of The Hour:
1. Ahead of Gujarat polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi slams Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. PM said Urban Naxals are trying to enter Gujarat.
2. Bengal BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar was Detained in Kolkata ahead of his visit to violence-hit Mominpur. BJP slams chief minister Mamata Banerjee for stopping delegation.
3. Tamil Nādu Chief Minister MK Stalin slams BJP over Hindi Imposition in the government institutions. Stalin says BJP is trying to impose Hindi.
4. Against the election commission of India's decision to freeze the Shiv Sena Symbol Uddhav Thackeray moves to the Delhi High court.
5. Supreme court hears the plea filed by ED seeking transfer of trials of Gold smuggling case from Kerala to Karnataka. ED claims that no free and fair trial is possible in Kerala.
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