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Appealing to people to follow path shown by the President, Modi said, "The President has shown us the way and we should follow that path."

Ghulam Ali said, "I have not cancelled the concert but atmosphere was not conducive for me to perform."

"The way our forces entered Myanmar to eliminate terrorists, we are capable of doing the same in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir as well," Sena said.

The NC raised the issue in the House saying beef ban will not be tolerated.

Patna Senior Superintendent of Police Vikas Vaibhav said the two have been charged in two separate criminal cases lodged against them.

The AAP leader was earlier stopped from entering the village in Dadri.

The programme was organised to protest against the Left calls the state government's attempt to stifle the voice of democracy of the people of the city.

Meanwhile, Rabri Devi said that Amit Shah was in jail as he killed thousands of people, calling the BJP president a 'jallad'.

Ahead of the Bihar assembly polls, CM Nitish Kumar will address five rallies on Thursday

Lalu Prasad said the election was a fight between backward castes and forward castes and gave a clarion call to members of Yadav caste and OBCs to rally behind the secular alliance.

The Pakistan Prime Minister said his country's personal experience states that strong and sustained economic growth has to be at the heart of any effort to achieve these goals and meaningful implementation of the agenda also demands matching resources.

Rahul tweeted, "Very interesting discussions on the global economy and the disruptive power of technology at the conference in Aspen."

"Kumar is a good chief minister and belongs to our community. Hence, we will support him in the election," Patel said.

Amidst a growing chorus for prohibition in Tamil Nadu, the ruling AIADMK on Friday said DMK did not have the "moral right" to talk about the dry regime, a comment which sparked heated exchange between the arch rivals in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.

Reacting to the incident, the Chief Minister said that though his government had done a lot for the farmers, he could not compromise on his security.

The attack by the JD(U) leader came even as key BJP ally Shiv Sena welcomed Bhagwat's call and took potshots at the saffron party for rushing to disown the views of RSS, saying the party appears to be wary of an "electoral jolt" in Bihar.