"Waqf (Amendment) Bill is a direct attack on the constitution and against its foundation, it has been bulldozed through the JPC (Joint Parliamentary Committee), we are opposed to it. If they implement it, we will we will oppose it democratically," Jairam Ramesh told ANI.
ACP Narsingh Bhola said on Thursday that during the Congress protest outside the Assembly, party supporters broke barricades, attacked police with sticks and chairs, and tried to burn a police vehicle.
Odisha Congress workers staged a protest in the state's capital, Bhubaneswar, demanding the formation of a committee to investigate crimes against women in the last eight months of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in the state.
Further, he stated that they had appealed through the media for the opposition to join hands with them and implement the development process designed for the state.
The Congress workers continued to protest outside the Congress Bhawan in Bhubaneswar against the Odisha assembly speaker Surama Padhy's decision to suspend 12 Congress MLAs for protesting in the well.
Congress protested against the suspension of 12 MLAs from the Odisha Legislative Assembly in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday. The protest organised by Youth Congress was joined by state president Bhakta Charan Das and Odisha in-charge Ajay Kumar Lallu.
Vibha Patel, the President of the Madhya Pradesh Mahila Congress, criticised the state's handling of rising crimes, stating, "Madhya Pradesh is at the top position in the atrocities against women. The way incidents of rape of minor girls are being reported, the Mohan Yadav government and
The demonstrators, mainly Sindhi activists, expressed their concerns about the construction of unauthorized canals on the Indus River, which they claim are severely damaging the region's agriculture and ecosystem.
The Congress leaders had also put up stickers 'Karz ki Potli' (Bundle of Debt) on the stuff carrying on their heads and said that Madhya Pradesh was stuck in the shackles of debt and had a huge debt burden on its head.
Congress MLAs on Wednesday staged protest in the premises of Assam Legislative Assembly demanding to disucss the issue of termination of faculties of Polytechnics in the state.
Congress MLAs, including Leader of Opposition (LoP), Umang Singhar and Deputy LoP Hemant Katare were staging the demonstration in an unique method to convey their message by symbolically holding a fake snake in a box. They put a sticker in the name of the BJP government on the box and all
Congress MLAs on Tuesday staged a protest against the BJP-led Odisha government outside the Legislative Assembly over the alleged rising incidents of crimes against women in the state.