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BJP's IT cell head Amit Malviya said a sorry state of affairs prevails in the Congress where Kharge sees himself more as a "postman"

Amid suspense over the next Karnataka Chief Minister, the Congress on Wednesday warned the party leaders to not make any out of turn remarks as it will be treated as "indiscipline" and action will be taken accordingly.In a tweet, ...

In 2017 as well as last year, there was a gap of over at least a week between the announcement of results and the swearing-in of UP CM Yogi Adityanath. There were similar delays in Uttarakhand last year and in Assam in 2021.

Any out of turn remark on Karnataka will be deemed 'indiscipline': Congress to party leaders Amid suspense over the next Karnataka Chief Minister, the

DK Shivakumar engaged Naresh Arora of DesignBox to strategise and plan the 2023 assembly polls, while, along with his MP brother D K Suresh, meticulously planning and engaging in creating a positive image for the Congress in Karnataka

The deliberations over who will helm the Karnataka government will continue on Tuesday too, as one of the front-runners, D K Shivakumar, will fly to Delhi on Tuesday. Though the AICC leadership had called him to the national capital on Monday, he opted not to go citing health issues.

As parleys continue within the Congress party on the next Karnataka chief minister, with former chief minister Siddaramaiah and State President D K Shivakumar emerging as frontrunners, senior party leader G Parmeshwara on Tuesday sprung a surprise stating that he was ready to take up the responsibility if the party high command asked him to do so.

Amit Malviya, in-charge of BJP's National Information and Technology Department, compared Congress' CM selection process in Karnataka to a circus, citing the ongoing battle between veteran leaders Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar for the top position. Malviya also stated that the BJP also holds consultations to elect its CMs and ensures a smooth transition of power without aspirants falling over each other or using media to make veiled threats. , India News, Times Now

"If any channel is reporting that I am resigning from the post, I will file a defamation case against them," Shivakumar stated firmly.

The landslide defeat of the self-declared ‘invisible’ Bharatiya Janata Party by the Congress, that was reportedly ‘sinking’, has stunned India. The entire country seemed to have had a stake in the...