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Pravin Togadia anti-Muslim speech - Complying with the Election Commission's orders, Bhavnagar police have started an inquiry into the alleged hate speech given by VHP head Pravin Togadia. It is saying, in his speech, Pravin Togadia told Muslims should be stopped from buying property in Hindu-majority areas.

Imran Masood hate speech - On Saturday, Congress Lok Sabha candidate Imran Masood from Saharanpur was arrested on charges of hate speech in which he (Imran Masood) threatened to 'chop' Narendra Modi 'into pieces', remarks that lead to an FIR being filed against him by police besides sparking an outrage. Imran Masood was arrested in the wee hours.

Giriraj Singh Hate speech FIR - Jharkhand's Police registered a complaint against the Bihar BJP leader Giriraj Singh on Sunday who said there was no place for people in the country who opposed BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.

New Delhi: Shazia Ilmi communal speech - Aam Aadmi Party ( AAP) leader Shazia Ilmi stroke a fresh controversy by asking Muslims to become more 'communal' and less 'secular' when they vote, in an alleged video which has become viral on the internet.

Ahmedabad: Modi tweets hate speech - Narendra Modi, the BJP prime ministerial candidate said, he disapproved of 'petty statements by those claiming to be BJP's well-wishers', without naming VHP chief Praveen Togadia and Bihar BJP leader Giriraj Singh, whose controversial remarks have embarrassed the Bharatiya Janata Party in the middle of the national election.

Pink Revolution India - When Bharatiya Janata Party Prime Ministerial Candidate and Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi wagged his finger at the 'pink revolution' attacking the UPA government for subsidies on meat exports in his stump speeches; then Congress-lead opposition castigated him saying meat exports from Gujarat had registered a significant increase.

Mumbai: Comedy King Kapil Sharma - Comedy star of India Kapil Sharma's innocuous re-tweet of Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's remark comparing Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's speeches to Kapil's comedy sparked of an ugly Twitter battle between supporters and opponents of Narendra Modi.

President Pranab Mukherjee, as per tradition, was speaking on Prime Minister and government's advice in Parliament. A defining feature of PM Modi's campaign speeches was his focus on strengthening federalism, a reference which found prominence in Monday's address.

NaMo lies - The Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah hit out at BJP Prime Ministerial Candidate and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi for his 'lies' during public speeches and also dared him to speak about dynasty politics in states like Punjab and Maharashtra. This was in reference to the dynasty poltics of Badals in Punjab and Thackerays in Maharashtra.