The Nitish Kumar conspiracy claim became stronger after reports suggested that the Bihar Chief Minister may move to the Rajya Sabha and step down from his post. This development upset several party workers, who rushed to the CM residence and raised slogans in support of Nitish Kumar.

Some workers turned emotional during the protest. They said they worked hard for the party and for Nitish Kumar’s leadership in Bihar. According to them, the people of the state voted for Nitish Kumar and want him to continue as chief minister.

Police increased security around the residence as the crowd grew. Officers tried to manage the situation while supporters continued chanting slogans in support of the leader.

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AAP MLAs accused BJP leaders of spreading an edited video that allegedly misrepresented comments by AAP leader Atishi. They demanded the suspension of Law Minister Kapil Mishra and other BJP MLAs who reposted the clip. According to AAP, the video hurt religious sentiments and distorted facts.

Meanwhile, BJP members strongly rejected the allegations. They accused AAP leaders of disrespecting Guru Tegh Bahadur and staged counter-protests inside the Assembly. As a result, sloganeering and disruptions continued throughout the session.

After order failed to return, Speaker Vijender Gupta intervened. He referred the matter related to Atishi’s alleged remarks to the Committee of Privileges for detailed examination. He said the committee would assess the facts and submit a report.

The Delhi Assembly erupts protest episode highlights growing political tension between the two parties. Observers say the controversy may continue to influence political discourse in the capital. For now, the Assembly waits for the committee’s findings to determine further action.

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Janardhan stated that Congress submitted the manifesto to the Election Commission. However, he noted that the government has not moved forward on the promise. Moreover, he said Congress came to power by highlighting BC reservations, caste census, and the BC Commission report. He also argued that the delay shows neglect toward BC communities.

He said Congress promised to raise BC reservations in local bodies from 23% to 42% within six months. Additionally, Congress said it would provide representation to 23,973 BC candidates. He mentioned that the party also announced sub-categorisation and reservation in civil works. Yet, he claimed that no section of these promises reached implementation.

Janardhan demanded legal action against the Congress Party, CM Revanth Reddy, and PCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud under the BNS Act. BC JAC leaders Munna Prasanna Kumar, Karnati Yadagiri, Gajji Ajay Kumar, Putta Venkanna, Chilaka Raj Satish, Bharat, Raju, Vijay Chari, Nagaraj and Shiva joined the protest.

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He stated that the Congress party continues to work with a strong commitment to social justice. He said they will fight until 42% BC reservations are implemented in Telangana. Moreover, he appealed to young BC members not to act in haste or resort to harmful decisions under pressure.

Mahesh Kumar expressed confidence that the Congress would form the government at the Centre and Rahul Gandhi would become the next Prime Minister. He added that BC reservations would be secured constitutionally, similar to SC and ST quotas. He called Sai Eshwara Chari’s death extremely unfortunate and asked the community not to repeat such actions. The TPCC Chief assured full support to the bereaved family from the government.

He reminded that CM Revanth Reddy and ministers are actively working toward implementing BC reservations. He alleged that the Centre ignored the BC bills passed by the Telangana Assembly. Finally, he said they will soon meet the Prime Minister to push forward the demand.

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The demonstration, led by Biba Jai Inder Kaur, drew a huge gathering of women workers. They marched from the BJP office toward the Chief Minister’s residence while raising slogans against the AAP government. Many protesters said women trusted the promise made during the 2021 campaign and now feel betrayed.

However, the situation intensified when Chandigarh Police stopped the march by placing heavy barricades on the route. Police teams blocked further movement, which led to heated arguments between the protesters and the security personnel. Officers detained several women leaders, including Biba Jai Inder Kaur and Parampal Kaur Maluka, creating chaotic scenes at the spot.

Even after the detentions, BJP Mahila Morcha stages massive protest with unwavering determination. Leaders said they would continue raising their voice until every woman receives the promised financial support. They insisted that the AAP government must deliver on its guarantee instead of offering excuses.

The protest highlighted growing political tensions in Punjab and reinforced the BJP’s strategy of engaging directly with women voters. Supporters said the fight will continue across districts if the government fails to take immediate action.

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Workers shouted slogans like “Ticket thief, leave the throne!” They were upset that the Grand Alliance won only 35 seats, with Congress getting just six. This poor performance led to a major backlash. The disciplinary committee later issued notices to 43 leaders.

Some leaders also accused Krishna Allavaru of taking money for tickets. Rajesh Ram responded by saying everyone had the right to raise demands, but complaints should be taken to the central leadership. Meanwhile, Bihar Congress Women’s Committee President Sarabat Jahan resigned, deepening the crisis.

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Many leaders started protests against state president Rajesh Ram, in-charge Krishna Allavaru, and three secretaries. Senior leader Anand Madhav led a sit-in, demanding their removal. Independent MP Pappu Yadav visited the party office during the protest. As he arrived, workers shouted, “Ticket thieves, go back!” He then walked into the president’s room and sat down. State women’s wing chief Sharbat Jahan resigned from her post.

Protesters held posters saying “Ticket Chor Bihar Chhod.” They asked the high command to take responsibility for the defeat. They demanded action against Rajesh Ram and Krishna Allavaru and also asked for an inquiry into Rahul Gandhi’s travel and election expenses. Some leaders accused the party of financial mismanagement.

Anand claimed that people linked to the BJP, RSS, and JDU entered the Congress through middlemen. He said that wrong ticket distribution damaged real candidates. Recently, 43 leaders received show-cause notices, which increased the anger and led to more chaos at the party office.

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Several Congress leaders, who openly opposed the leadership earlier, are now more active. They announced a protest at the Sadakat Ashram campus on November 22. These leaders also plan to visit Delhi on November 24 to present their demands. Their main demand is the resignation of Bihar Congress president Rajesh Ram.

On Monday, former Khagaria MLA Chhatrapati Yadav held a meeting in Patna. He said the party must start a “Save Congress” campaign. He added that before fighting vote thieves, the party must act against ticket thieves.

Many senior members attended the meeting, including Anand Madhav, Bunty Chaudhary, Ajay Kumar, and others. They claimed that tickets were given unfairly and accused the leadership of bribery. Some even left the party.

After the results, frustration increased because Congress won only six out of 61 seats. Rajesh Ram also lost his own seat by more than 20,000 votes.

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Rao emphasized that it is the Congress Party’s responsibility to implement its own promise of providing 42% BC reservations without delay.

He also expressed confidence that the BJP will emerge victorious in the Jubilee Hills by-election, reflecting the growing support for the party across Telangana. Later, Ramchander Rao attended the Barsi celebrations at Hathiramji Mutt in Tirupati, after which he returned to Hyderabad.

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Protesters allege that Congress leaders have failed to fulfill their promises and are more focused on criticizing former CM KCR than addressing public issues. The mass nomination move is being seen as a symbolic protest to highlight government inaction and to express dissatisfaction among different social groups.

Political observers note that such a massive response from citizens could pose a major embarrassment for the Congress, signaling growing frustration among unemployed youth and marginalized communities. Many believe that only a strong electoral setback might push the government to deliver on its assurances.

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