Bhupinder Hooda

Congress accuses BJP of political witch-hunt, after former Haryana CM Bhupinder Hooda chargesheeted in land scam case

The Congress on Saturday accused the ruling BJP of indulging in political witch-hunt against opposition leaders in order to "divert attention" from its failures.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Hooda blames central govt's 'anti-farmer policies' for unrest, suicides

Former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Hooda alleged that the "anti-farmer" policies of the BJP-led central government were responsible for the farmer suicides in the country

Manesar land deal: Haryana Congress MLAs back Bhupinder Hooda, deny allegations against him

The MLAs also levelled allegations against Haryana's advocate general Baldev Raj Mahajan, who trashed the charges.

Maharashtra Civic Election 2017: Will Gurudas Kamat help BJP achieve a Congress-mukt Mumbai?

Senior Congress leader Gurudas Kamat is once again in the limelight. The Gandhi family loyalist and former union minister, who earlier resigned from his post in the party only to withdraw his resignation after meeting with Congress president Sonia Gandhi, is now withdrawing from the campaign for Mumbai civic polls due to the "negative attitude" of Mumbai Regional Congress Committee (MRCC) president Sanjay Nirupam.

Robert Vadra land deal case: Justice Dhingra commission to submit report today

The Justice S N Dhingra-led inquiry commission is scheduled to submit its report on the Robert Vadra land deal on Wednesday to the Haryana Government

Robert Vadra land deal: All you need to know about Justice SN Dhingra

Here is a quick recap of the genesis of the Robert Vadra land deal controversy and the key characters in the whole fracas.

Khattar govt following policy of revenge and transfers, claims Hooda

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Monday accused the state's BJP government of following a policy of 'badla' (revenge).

Jat quota riots: BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of 'divisive politics', says Cong had a role in violence

BJP on Tuesday alleged that Congress had a role in the extensive violence in Haryana during the Jat's stir for quota and asked Rahul Gandhi to stop his "divisive politics". The party referred to an audio tape, which has a close aide of former Chief

Jat agitation: Audio tape reveals Hooda's aide fueling the violence

Haryana Police on Wednesday booked former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda's close aide Virender over an audio clip of his conversation in which he allegedly incited violence during the Jat quota agitation.

Beyond defeat: Will Priyanka Gandhi finally take charge of the Congress?

The Congress high command has perhaps finally realised that it would be too late for them to wait for the BJP to make mistakes, and it was now time to come out of their slumber before it is too little too late.