Imran Masood

SP-BSP joined hands to fight BJP, but latest remarks by Mayawati, Akhilesh Yadav indicate quiet fear of Congress

Mayawati and Akhilesh may have come together to fight the BJP, but its constant reiterations that the Congress poses no threat are more than likely a farce.

Narendra Modi in western UP today: PM's campaign in Saharanpur, Amroha to reveal BJP strategy for minority voters

At a time when the political class is criss-crossing the country at a feverish pace for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, it's important to note the stations where the top leaders are touching down to connect with the electorate

Rahul Gandhi reposes faith in old guard in first list for Lok Sabha elections: Profiles of first 15 on Congress candidate list

In the first candidate list, Congress has refrained from introducing too many new faces and reposed faith in party old guard, even though some of them didn't win the last election

UP Election 2017: Congress releases first list of 43 candidates

Congress on Sunday released its first list of 43 candidates for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.

Dayashankar, Mayawati and the abject politics of abuse and counter-abuse

A defiant Mayawati ruled out taking any action against her party workers and seemed to suggest that Singh's family members were themselves to blame for the abuse hurled against them

Hypocrites of UP: BJP promotes Suresh Rana, Cong props up Imran Masood

Masood is known as a muscleman with huge political and social influence in western Uttar Pradesh. During the Lok Sabha election campaign, he had warned that BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi would be cut to pieces.

BJP slams Imran Masood's appointment as Congress VP in Uttar Pradesh

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday attacked the Congress for appointing Imran Masood as a senior vice-president of the party in Uttar Pradesh, saying that a person who has used 'venomous language' doesn't deserve a mention.

Appointments of Raj Babbar, Imran Masood show Rahul Gandhi forgets defeats fast

On the surface of it appears to be contrary to what Prashant Kishor, Congress' outsourced poll strategist had suggested: win Brahmins first

Raj Babbar, Imran Masood appointments reveal bankruptcy of ideas and talent in Congress

Congress's bankruptcy in ideas and talent is evident. Can 'master strategist' Prashant Kishor wave his wand? Or will India's grand old party finally burst his bubble?

Is AAP's Shazia the latest entrant to Azam-Amit hall of shame?

Here is a list of all the politicians that we think deserve to make the communal hall of shame, along with some of the statements that put them there: