The Central Water Commission (CWC) has accepted Kerala's demand for a safety audit of Mullaperiyar dam within 12 months. The decision was taken at a meeting of the CWC in New Delhi on Monday.
The victim is said to be mentally challenged and has been in the care of Child Welfare Committee (CWC) after the incident.
The Congress Working Committee (CWC) is slated to meet on Tuesday to discuss the party's manifesto for the Lok Sabha polls that are scheduled to be held in seven phases beginning from April 19.
The meeting was convened by party president Mallikarjun Kharge at the party headquarters here, in presence of Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP) chairperson Sonia Gandhi and former president Rahul Gandhi, after four hours of deliberations.
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A majority of the party leaders feel that Rahul Gandhi should take over as Congress president, but there is no clarity from him since he quit the post after the 2019 poll debacle.
Former Rajasthan Deputy CM Sachin Pilot's camp has been demanding a cabinet reshuffle for a long time now. Apart from this camp, even MLAs from the BSP have been raising the demand for cabinet berths and political appointments.
It's likely that Sidhu will put forth the list of demands in the Punjab government as he is upset with the appointments in the government. He has resigned from the post of state president, but it has not been accepted yet by Sonia Gandhi. The meeting gains significance as it comes ahead of the CWC meeting.
Apart from Azad, Motilal Vora, Ambika Soni and Mallikarjun Kharge have also been removed as general secretaries of the All India Congress Committee (AICC).
“The intention is to make Congress active and strong. But those who simply got ‘appointment cards’ continue to oppose our proposal. What’s the harm in having elected CWC members who will have stable tenures in the party,” he said. Defending the demand for organisational elections in the letter, he said an appointed president right now “may not even have one per cent support”.
