‘Fish Feast’ in Ayodhya Sparks Political Row; BJP, Congress Trade Barbs

‘Fish feast’ in Ayodhya sparks political row; BJP, Congress trade barbs

The Congress hit back by terming the controversy as an attempt to politicise food and the traditional practices of riverine communities.

Fish cooked without garlic, onion can be vegetarian? UP minister backs Sanjay Nishad’s claim

Uttar Pradesh minister Om Prakash Rajbhar supported a colleague's view on vegetarian fish. He questioned the Congress party about their recent Ayodhya event. The controversy arose after fish was cooked at a Congress meeting in Ayodhya. Congress defended the event, stating it was for the Nishad community. The BJP criticized the Congress for allegedly hurting religious sentiments during Sawan.

Fish without garlic, onion is veg: UP minister's claim amid Ayodhya fish serving row

Om Prakash Rajbhar defended Sanjay Nishad after his remarks on fish being vegetarian triggered a row over an Ayodhya Congress event during Shravan. The dispute widened as the BJP attacked the Congress, Rajbhar cited regional food practices and the Congress downplayed the issue.

Ajay Rai hits back at fish feast controversy, says – If I get a photo, I will resign

BJP Vs Congress: The politics of UP has heated up over the alleged fish feast organized to welcome Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai in Ayodhya. Regarding this program held in the month of Sawan, BJP has targeted Congress and linked it to Sanatan traditions and religious sentiments. After the controversy escalated, Ajay Rai has now directly challenged BJP's allegations. Read :- Chidambaram's strong opposition to one nation, one election,…