Kharge

The Rajya Sabha passed a Bill addressing paper leaks, with the Opposition boycotting the voting. Jitendra Singh highlighted government efforts to eliminate management quota issues in medical education, while Kharge called for an SC-monitored panel to investigate NEET leaks and police action against protesters.

Ramchander Rao suggests that replacing Kharge is necessary for the Congress party to empower youth. The statement highlights a call for leadership change to prioritize youth engagement.

Rahul and Kharge have written to the Prime Minister demanding an investigation into the theft of donations at the Ayodhya Ram temple. They also request that the findings and the Trust’s accounts be made public to inform devotees about the use of their offerings.

Congress alleges that nearly five lakh metric tonnes of rice were siphoned off in a ₹1,200-crore scam in Madhya Pradesh, claiming government machinery was involved in the diversion. Kharge labeled the state the 'epicentre of corruption' due to the alleged fraud.

Kharge urges a fresh start for 24 life convicts who were released on good conduct. The article highlights the release of these convicts and the call for their reintegration.

Shivraj Chouhan assures a seamless shift to VB-G RAM G, stating no eligible worker will be left without work. Congress chief Kharge raises questions about pending MGNREGA payments to states and funding concerns under the new employment law.

Kharge accuses the Centre of 'looting' the public due to high fuel prices despite a decline in global crude oil rates. He claims the public is being used by the BJP government to extract taxes and boost collections.

Congress president Kharge accuses Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan of calling protesting students 'terrorist' and refuses to take responsibility for examination irregularities.

Selvaperunthagai has asked Kharge to relieve him from his position as TNCC president. The request is explicitly mentioned in the title, with no additional context provided in the content.

Kharge stated that time was sought for Rahul Gandhi to speak in Lok Sabha on March 21. Gandhi's speech was made in Jammu and Kashmir, and the police are asking about it, according to the Congress chief.