The political stock exchange in Karnataka, with particular reference to the Congress developments, is moving like a Yo-Yo with the party once again abuzz with another change in the leadership of the state government.
The Burdwan Municipality slapped charges of criminal trespass, mischief causing damage, intentional insult provoking breach of trust and causing obstruction to on-duty public servants against a Pradesh Congress leader today and the local Burdwan PS has registered a specific case against him.
The grand old party also said that a unique voter id for every Indian voter is the fundamental requirement and premise of a clean voter list.
Referring to the promises made by the BJP in the Assembly polls, he said, “BJP government should take urgent steps to fulfil its election guarantees."
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma launched a fresh attack on the Opposition Congress on Monday, accusing the party of institutionalising corruption by using weddings as a means to accept illicit gifts.
After failing to secure even a single seat in the recently concluded Delhi Assembly elections, Delhi Congress President Devender Yadav on Saturday stated that the party will continue to raise issues concerning the residents of the national capital despite its electoral setback.
In what can be described as one of the worst advertisements for the Congress government in Karnataka, the steep fare hike for Bengaluru Metro rides has cost the Siddaramaiah government hugely in terms of its image and popularity among the Bangaloreans who are deploring the metro fare hike.
In a post on X, Chidambaram said, "All eyes will be on the US aircraft which will land today in Amritsar bringing back illegal immigrants. Will the deportees be handcuffed and their legs tied with ropes? It is a test for Indian diplomacy."
The Congress on Friday evening made a major reshuffle in the party, relieving Syed Naseer Hussain from his role attached to party's national president's office.
The Congress officially announced on Friday in Mumbai that it has replaced Nana Patole with a low-profile, one-term MLA from Buldhana called Harshwardhan Vasantrao Sapkal as president of the Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC).
