UPDATED: Oct 26, 2026 08:56 ISTThe Delhi Police have registered a First Information Report against three Members of Parliament, including Congress Lok Sabha MP Imran Masood, for alleged trespassing into Jamia Millia Islamia following a complaint lodged by the university administration. The administration accused the leaders of forcefully entering campus premises to join student protests, while Masood dismissed the allegations and questioned university officials over security lapses.
The controversy coincides with the calling off of a 14-day student agitation after the Jamia administration accepted demands regarding student body elections and revoking student rustications. Meanwhile, campus tensions expanded after controversial slogans appeared on the walls of Jamia Millia Islamia, followed by counter-graffiti at Jawaharlal Nehru University featuring ideological messages.
The student disputes have escalated into a fierce political debate between the opposition and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party over campus politics, academic unrest, and student union demands. Read MoreVIDEOS FROM OTHER SECTIONSLATEST VIDEOSBJP Nationwide Stir Over Kharge Remark; Congress Defends Chief Amid RowThe Bharatiya Janata Party has announced nationwide protests across district and state headquarters demanding an apology from Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge over remarks targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his late father.
The controversy erupted following an address by Kharge in Patna, where he reacted to an audience member's assertion that the Prime Minister would not go anywhere by stating, 'Modi ka baap bhi jayega.' The BJP condemned the comment as indecent, offensive, and an example of abusive politics, prompting a police complaint in Patna and sharp rebukes from Union Home Minister Amit Shah and party spokespersons. Amit Shah accused the Congress president of crossing all norms of decency, while party leaders linked the remarks to political frustration.
Meanwhile, the Congress party defended Kharge, arguing that the phrase was merely a colloquial manner of speaking in response to heckling and not intended as an insult.Rahul Gandhi In Sultanpur Court For Verdict In 2018 Amit Shah Defamation CaseCongress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to appear before a special MP-MLA court in Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, for the pronouncement of the verdict in a 2018 criminal defamation case. The complaint arose from remarks made by Gandhi during the Karnataka Assembly elections campaign in May 2018 targeting Amit Shah.
Following allegations filed by a local Bharatiya Janata Party functionary, Gandhi previously secured bail on personal bonds after appearing before the court. With arguments from both legal sides concluded, Gandhi travelled via Lucknow to Sultanpur to be physically present in court for the final judgment.KTR Slams Rahul Gandhi Over Unkept Promises, Accuses Congress of Looting TelanganaBharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Working President K.T.
Rama Rao launched a sharp attack against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
Addressing party workers, KTR alleged that Telangana has turned into an ATM for Rahul Gandhi under the current Congress regime, accusing the government of widespread loot and corruption. He questioned the status of the pre-poll guarantees made before the 2023 Assembly elections, stating that the Congress had pledged to deliver six guarantees in 100 days alongside 13 declarations and 420 promises.
KTR further asserted that despite commitments to unemployed youth and other sections, the leadership has failed to deliver on its assurances and avoid accountability in the state.Row Over Remark on PM Modi; BJP Slams Congress, Calls for Nationwide ProtestsA political controversy erupted following Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's remarks targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a public gathering in Patna. Responding to an audience member who stated that the Prime Minister would not leave office, Kharge made a remark referring to the Prime Minister's father, triggering sharp condemnation from the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticised the remarks, asserting that the Congress leadership had crossed bounds of political decorum and made indecent references to the Prime Minister's late father. The BJP accused the Congress party of resorting to the politics of abuse out of political frustration and announced demonstrations and nationwide protests, including outside the Congress headquarters in New Delhi, seeking an apology.
A police complaint was also registered against Kharge in Patna. Meanwhile, the Congress defended the remarks, claiming the phrase was a common colloquial expression rather than an intentional insult, while accusing the ruling party of misrepresenting statements.