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Speaking on thepolitical row over the invite for the Ram Temple inauguration for the first time, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Tuesday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the RSS have “captured” the event and turned it into an “election function”, making it difficult for the Congress to attend.
As Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra travelled through north Manipur towards Nagaland Monday, the tensions left by the eight-month-long ethnic conflict between the Meitei community and the Kuki tribals in the state stared it in the face.
Hoping to generate much-needed political momentum to take on the BJP in the Lok Sabha elections barely a couple of months away, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday began his second yatra in a little over a year, outlining an amorphous vision of building a “harmonious and equitable” society as against what he called the BJP’s politics of “violence, hatred and monopoly”.
Barely a couple of months before the Lok Sabha elections and just over a month after the Congress was decimated in the Assembly elections in three heartland states, Rahul Gandhi will kickstart his Manipur to Mumbai Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra from Thoubal near Imphal on Sunday.
The possibility of a seat-sharing pact between the Congress and the Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal receded further on Thursday with the TMC signalling it would not meet the five-member national alliance committee of the Congress that has been holding talks with parties of the INDIA alliance to work out seat adjustments in states. Sources in the TMC said the party had already conveyed its offer to the Congress.
As seat-sharing talks between the Congress and other parties of the INDIA bloc gather pace, the heads of 14 major parties of the alliance will hold a virtual meeting on Saturday to decide on appointing a convener for the coalition. The Janata Dal (United) has been mounting pressure on the grouping to appoint Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar as the convener.