mallikarjun kharge

mallikarjun kharge has dismissed immediate changes to Karnataka's chief ministership, despite his name surfacing as a potential consensus pick. His extensive experience and neutral stance make him a strong candidate to bridge the Siddaramaiah-Shivakumar divide. His elevation could also mark Karnataka's first Dalit CM, offering symbolic and electoral advantages.

Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan criticized Congress chief mallikarjun kharge's "terrorist" remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, suggesting Kharge struggles to differentiate between concepts. This follows Kharge's controversial statement during the Tamil Nadu election campaign. A BJP delegation has urged the Election Commission to take strict action against Kharge, demanding an apology.

The Congress has submitted a preliminary response to the Election Commission's notice concerning party president mallikarjun kharge's "terrorist" remark. The party alleges the notice, citing discrepancies and a rushed deadline, indicates ulterior motives and a lack of due diligence. They have requested a week to provide a detailed reply and seek an audience with the EC.

The BJP lodged a complaint with the Election Commission against Congress chief mallikarjun kharge for calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "terrorist." Union Minister Kiren Rijiju stated that such language is unprecedented and demanded strict action and an apology from Kharge and the Congress party.

The Election Commission has formally alerted Congress leader mallikarjun kharge with a show-cause notice over his controversial labeling of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a 'terrorist.' The commission has highlighted that this statement seems to violate established campaign standards and the decorum expected during elections. Kharge is given a 24-hour window to clarify his statements, or he may face penalties.

Congress President mallikarjun kharge criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his silence on Donald Trump's derogatory remarks about India. Kharge questioned Modi's stance, highlighting India's contributions to the US and alleging that the government has failed to protect national interests in past dealings with the US.

Congress chief mallikarjun kharge downplayed the Karnataka chief ministerial tussle between Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar, stating the party will resolve the "confusion soon." This comes amid speculation fueled by a reported power-sharing agreement and a statement from Home Minister G Parameshwara suggesting Kharge could be a suitable CM.

Congress chief mallikarjun kharge has responded to an Election Commission notice regarding his "terrorist" remarks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Kharge stated his party would reply to the EC's ultimatum, which warned of action if he failed to explain his stand within 24 hours. The controversial comment was made during campaigning in Chennai.

VCK leader Thol Thirumavalavan dismissed actor Vijay's chances of winning the Tamil Nadu assembly election, stating he lacks the capability to dethrone the DMK. He also noted that Vijay's party may have split anti-DMK votes, ultimately benefiting the DMK. Meanwhile, TN Congress chief K Selvaperunthagai expressed confidence in the DMK-led alliance securing over 200 seats.

Following a tragic incident where seven people died after a hospital compound wall collapsed due to heavy rain, Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah has suspended an executive engineer. The government is tightening safety measures, ordering the eviction of vendors from dangerous structures, and identifying vulnerable city locations. Preparations are underway for the approaching monsoon.

Senior BJP leaders reacted sharply to the comment, demanding an unconditional apology from the octogenarian leader. Union minister and BJP’s TN in-charge Piyush Goyal went a step further, demanding that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and chief minister M K Stalin also apologise for Kharge’s remarks.

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Days before Tamil Nadu election results, AICC's Girish Chodankar declared Congress will no longer be a neutral player, demanding a role in government or opposition for party growth. This follows DMK rejecting power-sharing demands during seat talks, causing internal discontent. Chodankar expressed confidence in the DMK-led alliance forming the government, while DMK reiterated power sharing is off the table.