BJP leader Vivek Thakur on Thursday accused Trinamool Congress workers of interfering in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process in West Bengal, saying Booth Level Officers are being pressured and prevented from carrying out their duties.
The demonstration, which began peacefully, quickly escalated when protestors attempted to cross police barricades and block major roads in the heart of the city
"Congress in Karnataka or anywhere in the country stands for power and paisa. The tussle between Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar is only a struggle between the paisa and power," he told ANI here.
According to Patra, multiple Congress leaders and the party's state accounts were showing their location outside India, however he also said that the location was changed after a while. He alleged that there are "Congress-backed influencers," and news organisations such as Caravan India m
"The state government is only holding meetings, but why is the accused still not arrested? I think if this had been any other issue, like communal tension, then in that case the accused's house might have been demolished and the family might be detained. But it is a serious matter that if
Congress leader Udit Raj on Thursday lambasted party leaders in Karnataka over the ongoing tussle for the Chief Ministerial post, saying they take "unnecessary advantage" of the party's leniency and liberal stand.
Amid the ongoing power tussle within the Karnataka Congress, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that he will visit Delhi if the party high command calls him.
Amid speculation over the Karnataka Chief Ministerial post, Karnataka Minister HK Patil on Thursday said that he will discuss the matter with Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge if he calls him for a meeting.
"Every political party goes through such turmoils. We know what happened with Vasundhara Raje in Rajasthan. We are concerned about Karnataka. The head of the Congress party is not Rahul Gandhi but Mallikarjun Kharge; he should resolve this issue as soon as possible," Alvi told ANI here.
Congress leader Surendra Rajput on Thursday responded to Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs' statement on the Ram Temple flag-hoisting ceremony, asserting that Pakistan should stay within its limits, as no Indian will tolerate interference in the nation's internal matters.