Rajnath Singh Calls for PoK Residents to Join India

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has called for residents of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) to join India, stating that New Delhi considers them part of the nation. He made this statement during a campaign rally in Jammu and Kashmir, where he also criticized the opposition’s pledge to restore Article 370.

Stalin Refutes BJP Alliance Rumors, Praises Rajnath Singh’s Tribute to Karunanidhi

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has dismissed allegations of a potential alliance between the DMK and the BJP, while expressing appreciation for Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s gesture of honoring late DMK leader M Karunanidhi. Stalin highlighted Singh’s respectful tribute at Karunanidhi’s centenary birth anniversary celebration, emphasizing that the DMK’s political stance remains guided by ideology and principles.

Owaisi Targets Modi Over Doda Encounter, Citing ‘Ghar Mein Ghus Kar Marenge’ Promise

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh over the Doda encounter where four Army personnel were killed. Owaisi questioned the government’s failure to control terrorism in light of Singh’s earlier statement about entering Pakistan to kill terrorists. The Congress also criticized the government, attributing the deaths to the BJP’s policies.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Hospitalized at AIIMS

India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh was admitted to AIIMS in New Delhi on Thursday due to back pain. He is reported to be stable and under observation. Singh, who assumed charge as Defence Minister for a second term in June 2024, has outlined his vision for the next five years, focusing on strengthening India’s security apparatus and achieving self-reliance in defence manufacturing.

Agniveer Scheme: Family of Deceased Agniveer Demands Scrappage, Congress Continues Attack

The family of Agniveer Ajay Kumar, who died in the line of duty, has demanded the scrapping of the Agniveer scheme, escalating the political battle between the government and the opposition Congress. While the government claims to have paid the promised compensation, the family denies receiving the full amount and insists on a pension and canteen card. The Congress, led by Rahul Gandhi, continues to criticize the scheme, accusing the Defence Minister of lying about the compensation package.

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