Amidst the Bihar Assembly election campaign, RJD leader and Grand Alliance CM face Tejashwi Yadav said on Monday (October 27, 2025) that if his government is formed, he will throw the Waqf Act in the dustbin. Now politics has intensified on this statement of his. Now Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has hit back at Tejashwi’s statement. He sarcastically said that the state government cannot remove this law now.

Kiren Rijiju while talking to IANS said, ‘It is surprising that Tejashwi Yadav calls himself a contender for the post of Chief Minister and he does not know that the state government cannot remove any law passed in the Parliament. They do not have knowledge of the Constitution who are talking like this.

He said, ‘The people of Bihar and the people of the country are watching and laughing. What kind of language is this? In my opinion Tejashwi has no knowledge. Secondly, he is so yearning for the position that he will say anything. To get the votes of Muslims, they will say that they will throw the Waqf Act in the dustbin. How can he say that?’

Kiren Rijiju congratulated Chhath festival

On Chhath, the great festival of folk faith, Kiren Rijiju said, ‘Chhath Puja is very special. Worshiping the setting and rising sun is for the good of the world. This great festival binds all the communities and sections of the society together in one thread. I wish everyone good luck on the occasion of Chhath Puja.

What did the Union Minister say about the fodder scam?,

On the statement of former CBI Additional Director Upendra Nath Biswas regarding the fodder scam, the Union Minister said, ‘During the time of Congress, there was no such thing as system, they believed only in one family. You already know the mentality of the Congress Party and its leaders. For him, a family is everything. Be it CBI or court, he ran everything as per his wish. Never respected the Constitution or the law. The revelations made by the officials have now made it clear to everyone how Congress used to put pressure on state governments to remove them from power and how it used to harass people in those governments without any reason.

Congress and RJD ruled by misleading Muslims – Rijiju

Targeting Congress and RJD, Kiren Rijiju said, ‘Congress and RJD ruled for many decades by misleading and deceiving the Muslims, but now Muslims have started understanding, gradually they too will realize the truth. Gradually Muslims will also understand that the country is progressing under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and it is their responsibility to keep everyone safe.

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Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has made a big disclosure about the bill introduced for the 130th amendment of the Constitution on Saturday (August 23, 2025). Kiren Rijiju said that when the government was preparing this bill to remove the Prime Minister, Chief Minister or Minister from the post when the government was involved in serious crimes and being in jail for 30 days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi refused to give any exemption in this bill for himself.

Rijiju said that Prime Minister Modi had said in the cabinet meeting that recommendations have been made that the Prime Minister should be kept out of the purview of this bill, but PM Modi disagreed with these recommendations.

What Union Minister has revealed about the bill,

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju told the news agency ANI, “PM Modi told the cabinet that he has rejected the recommendations to keep the Prime Minister out of the bill. Prime Minister Modi refused to give any exception to the post of Prime Minister.” He said, “The Prime Minister is also a citizen of the country and he should not get special security.”

He said, “Most of the chief ministers in the country are from our party. If they do anything wrong then they will have to give up their position. Ethics should also be important. If the opposition kept morality at the center of this bill, he would welcome it himself.”

What provisions have been made in the bills

The three Bills introduced by the Central Government in the Lok Sabha are the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization (Amendment) Bill and the Union Territory (Amendment) Bill. There is a provision in these bills that if a minister, Chief Minister or even Prime Minister sitting on the post is arrested for a criminal case or in custody for 30 consecutive days, which has a provision of sentence of at least 5 years or more, then he will have to withdraw from his post within a month.

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) targeted the Congress on Tuesday (August 5, 2025) when the Supreme Court came to the forefront of the Congress in his defense. The ruling party alleged that it is not new to challenge the judiciary from the Congress as it considers a family above the country and the constitution.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said on behalf of senior Congress leaders after the court’s comments against Gandhi, ‘They (Congress) pretend to keep a copy of the constitution together, but they do not believe it. They do not accept the judiciary. They consider a family above the country and the constitution.

What did the Supreme Court say about Rahul Gandhi?

The Supreme Court on Monday (August 4, 2025) criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s alleged derogatory remarks about the Indian Army, saying, “If you are a true Indian, you will not say such a thing.” Gandhi alleged that China had captured more than 2,000 square kilometers of Indian land during the Narendra Modi -led government. The court had also raised the question of how they came to know.

SC Priyanka Gandhi came out to comment on his brother’s side

At the same time, standing in favor of his brother, Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said that it is not the job of judges to decide who is true Indian. Priyanka Gandhi told reporters in the Parliament complex, “It is not within the purview of the judiciary to decide who is true Indian and who is not. No judge will decide this. I am saying this in full respect to the judiciary. ”He said that it is Rahul’s responsibility to ask the government as the Leader of Opposition.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju retaliated on Priyanka Gandhi’s statement

Reversing, Rijiju alleged that it is not new to challenge the judiciary from the Congress and it has done so before. He claimed that the BJP follows the rules and constitutional provisions. The Union Minister accused Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge of reducing the dignity of Parliament and misleading the country by alleging that the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF0) security personnel were used to deal with the members protesting inside the House.

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Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister and Minorities Minister Kiren Rijiju has made a statement on Friday (August 1, 2025) during the monsoon session of Parliament about the uproar by the opposition. Kiren Rijiju targeted the opposition and said that everyone must have seen the monsoon session of our Parliament, from the very first day the opposition parties started creating a ruckus.

He said, “Opposition’s demand was discussed on Opposition Sindoor. There was more discussion from the scheduled time. During this time, everyone participated and when the discussion on one issue is over, notices come to discuss the other issue, the speakers and the chairman discuss it by deciding. But this time, the people of the opposition are separating. The opposition is going directly to the well. As many as the rules come directly. Under the rule, there is a chance to speak for everyone to speak.

Union minister targeted Rahul Gandhi

The Union Minister targeted Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha. He said, “Rahul Gandhi speaks anti -India language, many opposition leaders are also opposing it. Rahul Gandhi is doing the work of tarnishing the image of India. Rahul Gandhi is no longer small children. Everyone should take care of the honor of the country. Many leaders of the opposition are also opposing it.”

Parliamentary Affairs Minister said about the uproar in Parliament

Rijiju said, “Parliament is unable to raise the voice of the people, MPs are also suffering from loss. The cost of crores of rupees is done daily. The speaker said that the rule that comes in the rule can be discussed, the one who does not come in the rule cannot be discussed. The melody has been managed by the CISF and the responsibility of security has been done. Will go

Rijiju spoke on Mallikarjun Kharge’s letter

Regarding the letter of Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said, “I have just inquired about it. Marshal and CISF are security. It was the MPs that MPs had demanded that security should be strong. Many people start climbing the table, some people used to dance on the table.

Rijiju’s comment on Rahul Gandhi’s Election Commission statement

At the same time, commenting on the statement given about the Election Commission, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said, “Rahul Gandhi has repeatedly threatened constitutional institutions. We have not won in 2014, then we did not win. We still had no government in many states, how they win. They win. If they live, they have spent everything and lose, then they talk.

He said, “This is an attack on India’s democracy, not child. The chairman will decide. “

He said, “The government brings its agenda. But the opposition only creates a ruckus on one issue. We cannot work under pressure. Who will answer the issue on which we cannot answer. The electoral reform may be discussed but the functioning cannot be discussed. Balram Jakhar had given ruling in 1986.

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