New Delhi: A damaged statue of Bhagat Singh in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar has sparked yet another round of AAP vs BJP, a day after the Aam Aadmi Party alleged the ruling BJP removed photos of BR ...

Malviya Nagar MLA Satish Upadhyay accused AAP of “pretending” to respect Bhagat Singh, saying that “if they truly cared, the statue would have been restored long back”. Malviya Nagar BJP ...

BJP blames AAP for a damaged Bhagat Singh statue, igniting a political blame game. AAP legislators protest on the assembly premises on February 25. (Arvind Yadav/HT Photo) A day after the Aam ...

A political drama has erupted over the damaged statue of Shaheed Bhagat Singh at a park in Malviya Nagar, with BJP MLA Satish Upadhyay accusing the previous Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA of neglecting its ...

Statues of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev at the India–Pakistan Border in Hussainiwala. | Alicia Nijdam/CC BY 2.0 23 March 1931: [Journalist] Virendra was at Lahore’s Central Jail ...

Upadhyay accused AAP of using the issue to divert attention from corruption charges and visited Shaheed Bhagat Singh Park, highlighting the broken statue of the freedom fighter. Amidst the ...

Upadhyay visited Shaheed Bhagat Singh Park in Malviya Nagar and criticised the Aam Aadmi Party over neglecting a damaged statue of the freedom fighter installed at the park. The BJP has denied the ...

In Malviya Nagar, there is a park named after Bhagat Singh Ji, where a statue of him installed in the park has remained in vandalised condition for the past three years," said Upadhyay while ...

New Delhi: Malviya Nagar MLA Satish Upadhyay on Thursday demanded that a statue of Shaheed Bhagat Singh, located in a park in his constituency, be restored as soon as possible. Speaking in Delhi ...

The AAP MLAs later gathered near Gandhi's statue to stage the protest ... Babasaheb Ambedkar, Bhagat Singh, the President, and the Prime Minister were displayed in the offices of chief minister ...

On the 94th anniversary of the revolutionary giant's martyrdom, Utkarsh Mishra revisits the events of February 27, 1931.