MP Ramji Lal Suman defiant on his remark on Rana Sanga, Karni Sena seeks apology: Citing Babur’s memoir, Baburnama or Tuzuk-i ...

On March 26, a mob reportedly linked to Karni Sena vandalised Suman's residence located near Hari Parvat Chauraha ...

Senior Samajwadi Party leader and Rajya Sabha MP, Ramji Lal Suman, on Saturday defended his remarks calling 16th-century ...

Speaking in the Rajya Sabha, Ramji Lal Suman described Rana Sanga as a ‘traitor’ who invited Mughal emperor Babur to India.

Participating in a discussion on the functioning of the Home Ministry on Friday, he referred to Rana Sanga's role in inviting Babur to India, which he claimed led to the establishment of Mughal ...

His remarks on Rana Sanga come with violence, allegedly linked to Karni Sena, vandalised Suman’s residence near Hari Parvat ...

Did Rana Sanga invite Babur to India? Here's what historians and historical records say. Listen to Story India, in recent weeks, has seen heated debates surrounding medieval history, particularly ...

A defiant Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha MP Ramji Lal Suman refused to apologise for his remarks on Rajput ruler Rana Sanga as ...

Among these was the Battle of Khanwa, fought in 1527 between Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire, and Rana Sanga, the head of the Rajput Confederation, on the grounds of Khanwa, just outside ...

Towards this end, the date of 16th March holds very important for the entire sub –continent of India; since it was about 500 years back (16th March 1527) that the epochal ‘battle of Khanwa’ was fought ...