The BJP would win more than 300 seats in the Lok Sabha elections and get a full majority, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi
In his opening remarks during the presser, Modi asserted the BJP will come back to power with a full majority on its own, but refused to take any questions, citing party discipline
Gandhi also said he will not pre-judge the verdict of the people
Modi sat along with BJP president Amit Shah, who first listed the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance government's achievements and later took questions from journalists
Mahindra's comments in a tweet come amid a controversy stoked by BJP's Bhopal candidate Pragya Thakur, a terror accused, praising Gandhi's killer Nathuram Godse as a patriot
The Congress President was addressing a press conference in the national capital
He is pitted against Union minister Ravishankar Prasad in Patna Sahib seat that will see voting on May 19
Earlier Friday, BJP president Amit Shah said remarks on Mahatma Gandhis assassin by three BJP leaders Thakur, Anantkumar Hegde and Nalin Kumar Kateel were not in line with Party's ideology
Congress's Lok Sabha candidate Sunil Kumar Jakhar has declared immovable assets worth Rs 21 crore in the affidavit
Hegde stoked controversy again on friday after he said Godse would have been happy with the debate on him but later tweeted that his account was hacked and deleted his tweets.
On Thursday also, Gandhi targeted the prime minister, claiming even a website now "catalogues the best 'Modilies'"
Kamal Nath was calling for legal action against Pragya Thakur after she called Nathuram Godse a 'patriot'. He said her statement showed BJP's thinking.
The senior BJP leader exuded confidence over the BJP's prospects in the ongoing polls
The actor-turned-politician maintained that history has shown that all religions have their extremists
Indeed, intellectuals are to a government what jewellery is to a bride: both provide credibility and are sometimes useful.
The vandalism of Vidyasagar's bust and EC's unprecedented move to end the campaigning a day earlier have given Mamata a handle to play the Bengali card
According to the official data, 60.15 percent of women voters came out to vote as compared to 60.82 percent of men. The overall voting percentage dropped to 60.52 from 2014.
The sixth phase of polling, covering some eastern districts, reported a slight drop in the vote percentage
'They will not give it (BJP) a single vote .... It will be very surprising if Modi gets a single vote from Bengalis,' Mamata Benerjee said
The market is bracing itself for an extreme event risk where Prime Minister Narendra Modi will fail to retain power for a second term.