Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury News
The video has since then gone viral on social media with the BJP using it to corner the Congress party.
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury reportedly engaged in an altercation with TMC workers during his campaign in the Behrampore constituency.
The 56 candidates include 11 from Gujarat, 17 from Karnataka, eight from West Bengal, seven from Maharashtra and five each from Rajasthan and Telangana.
TMC has fielded famous Indian cricketer Yousuf Pathan from Berhampore seat where Adhir Chowdhury is the sitting MP.
The Congress leader in the Lok Sabha, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, expressed his worries over the alleged assault on the constitution by claiming that the new copies of the Constitution that were given to the politicians on the inaugural day of the new Parliament building.
The Congress on Tuesday termed as "election jumla" and "huge betrayal of hopes of women" the women's reservation bill brought by the government, noting the Centre has stated that the reservation will be effective only after a Census and delimitation exercise.
Taal Thok Ke: This morning all the MPs gathered in the old Parliament building and a photo session took place. After this, a ceremony took place in the Central Hall before the commencement of the House proceedings in the new Parliament. After the conclusion of the program in the Central Hall, the MPs entered the new Parliament. Today the Women's Reservation Bill has also been introduced in the new Parliament. PM Modi's cabinet had approved the Women's Reservation Bill on Monday itself. In Taal Thok Ke, there was a heated argument between Congress spokesperson Sadhna Bharti and BJP spokesperson Rakhi Rathore, after which Deepak Chaurasia somehow handled it.
Bharat Vs India: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury gave a controversial statement on Bharat Vs India and said, 'First leave Rashtrapati Bhavan'
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury appeared before the Privileges Committee of Lok Sabha and expressed regret over certain remarks made by him in the lower house which had led to his suspension on the last day of the monsoon session of Parliament on August 11.
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury was alleged to have indulged in disruptive behaviour when PM Narendra Modi and members of the Union cabinet were addressing the House
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