Delhi Chief Minister Atishi on Saturday gave a call to the youth to actively engage in politics, warning against leaving critical decisions in the hands of “the worst kind of people” due to educated and well-meaning individuals shunning public life.
The move of the chief whip came a day after Assembly Speaker Ram Niwas Goel announced his retirement from active politics and Congress leader Surendra Pal Singh Bittu joined Arvind Kejriwal’s party.
With the voting for Uttar Pradesh by-elections barely 10 days away, the battle between the Samajwadi Party and the BJP intensified through poster war and social media posts attacking each other.
A 12-hour bandh called by a coordination committee of eight trade unions demanding a 20 per cent bonus for tea workers was observed across Darjeeling and partially in Kalimpong, today.
Blaming Akhilesh Yadav for the killing, the family of the deceased said with this the wish of the SP president, who has been complaining about the encounter killing of a Yadav, has been fulfilled.
The BSP chief said attempts were being made to tamper with the Constitution. While reservation for Dalits and extremely backward classes has been tampered with, reservation in promotions is not being given to government employees.
Speaking to the media on Tuesday morning, the Chief Minister criticized the opposition including Congress, SP, and others for indulging in divisive politics to spread social discord in elections. “The public knows their intentions. It won't let them get away with deceit,” he added.
The UP chief minister accused the Opposition parties of neglecting the development of Aligarh, manipulated faith, and tried to breach security.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi alleged on Monday that Congress and INDI Alliance have set their eyes on the earnings and properties of the people of the country.
From Jawaharlal Nehru to his great-grandson, Mr Rahul Gandhi, the family’s legacy looms large, influencing political dynamics and electoral strategies. In neighbouring Pakistan, a similar narrative unfolds as the Sharifs and Bhutto-Zardaris, two prominent political dynasties, navigate the labyrinth of power politics.
