Rohtas, Feb. 10: UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday accused the BJP of trying to divide the nation on communal lines by raising the issue of Ram Temple at Ayodhya the time and again.

Addressing a meeting at Dalmiya Nagar in Rohtas district in Bihar, Sonia said that the BJP is trying to capture power in the name of the God and it clearly shows that communal forces has no other issue to raise in the coming general elections.

While urging the people of India to defeat the nefarious designs of the BJP, Sonia said that the UPA would leave no stone unturned in maintaining its tradition of social harmony.

Rohtas (Patna), Feb 10: Congress Party President Sonia Gandhi will inaugurate construction work on the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) at Rohtas in Bihar today.

Railways Minister Lalu Prasad, Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment, Meira Kumar, Ministers of State for Railways Naranbhai J. Rathwa and Dr. R. Velu and Minister of State for Tourism and Culture, Kanti Singh will also be present on the occasion.

New Delhi, Feb 9 : Congress Party President Sonia Gandhi will inaugurate construction work on the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) at Rohtas in Bihar tomorrow.

Railways Minister Lalu Prasad, Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment, Meira Kumar, Ministers of State for Railways Naranbhai J. Rathwa and Dr. R. Velu and Minister of State for Tourism and Culture, Kanti Singh will also be present on the occasion.

New Delhi, Feb. 5 : UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi has said that it is shameful that children are being tortured in India. Her statement comes in the backdrop of the incident of a Dalit girl being beaten by police in Etawah.

Speaking at a function in New Delhi on Thursday to give away the National Child awards, she said the country needed to implement child protection laws very rigorously.

Silvassa, Feb 4 : United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Chairperson Sonia Gandhi said on Wednesday that India''s neighbour wanted to disrupt peace in the country, and warned of giving a befitting reply.

Addressing a public rally in Silvassa, she said India is identified as a peaceful secular nation, but our "neighbour wants to weaken our strength and destroy unity and brotherhood".

Apparently referring to Pakistan''s latest missive that the terror attacks on Mumbai were not carried out from its soil, Gandhi assured the people that India would defeat the menace of terrorism.