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Rahul Bose is known for his serious, no-nonsense persona, though he has tickled the audience's funny bone in the past. However, in Udta Teer, he has surprised moviegoers like never before. He plays M D Burman, head of the Counter Terrorism Squad (CTS), who slips into a coma just as he discovers the protagonist (Ayushmann Khurrana) is a Pakistani spy. From this point onwards, his eyes do all the talking, leaving audiences in splits. Meanwhile, the Pakistani spy loses his memory and begins believing that he is an Indian patriot. A hilarious sequence in which he saves M D Burman in the hospital brought the house down. In an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama, Rahul Bose opened up about the overwhelming response to his performance, and much more. You have played funny roles in the past. But is the kind of response you've received for Udta Teer unlike anything you've experienced before? Honestly, I haven't done comedy like this before. It's physical comedy that almost borders on mime because there are no dialogues. So, it was very different from what most actors do in cinema, forget about me. I asked Aakash (writer-director Aakash A Kaushik), 'Why would you cast someone like me?'. He replied, 'That's because with you, nobody is expecting the film to turn funny'. My character comes across as very serious. He's the head of the CTS. It's a typical Rahul Bose kind of role, which I played earlier in Berlin (2024). Hence, no one can imagine what happens to this character. Aakash said, 'If I had cast a renowned comedy actor, people would know that ab kuch funny aane waala hain. Nahin toh iss actor ko kyun cast karte?'. I felt that this was a very intelligent reply to my question. Then, he said, 'I saw you on a game show where the audience had to find out who the liar was'. I forgot the name of the show. There were eight of us. Questions were asked to us throughout the day, and then the audience had to decide who the most truthful person was. I won that show, though I lied throughout! He remarked, 'I was so shocked because we thought you were speaking the truth. However, you were lying the whole time. If a guy can do that with his eyes, then I am very confident he can pull this off'. How was it shooting the crazy scenes in the movie? For me, personally, it was very interesting. Don't forget that all those scenes were not in the script. The script would simply say that 'Ayushmann saves Rahul in the hospital'. But hospital bed pe kya hota hai, defibrillator pads ke saath kya hota hain, Rahul ke taang ke saath woh kisko maarta hain, Rahul kispe girta hain, etc., were all improvised. The morgue sequence was written, the one where my character kisses the dead body! However, the lift door banging on his head ten times was not written in the script. So, that whole action sequence was designed by the action director, keeping comedy in mind. I had to prepare accordingly. When the lift door kept banging against the side of my head, I made sure that my expression was different every single time so that people would find it amusing. The same happened with the love track. The script only mentioned that Holkar (Smita Tambe) was in love with my character. How he reacts, how their track develops and how it reaches the point where he's in a wheelchair and gives her a rose were also not entirely on the page. So, you have to see how it works out. The best way to know whether or not it's working is to see whether the unit laughs. The unit gets tired by the time we go for the third take, fourth take, sometimes even the eighteenth take. They don't really pay attention. But if the unit laughs, then you know you're in a good space. They already know what's coming and what the shot is, and yet they're laughing. On stage, I started my career doing physical comedy. That was in 1990, 36 years ago. So, it was not unfamiliar territory for me. However, I knew that in my cinema career, this would be something new. I am grateful to Aakash for thinking of me. I told him, 'From the glorious heights of Mr & Mrs Iyer (2002), I have now become a slapstick comedian. This is on you!' (smiles). Thankfully, your funniest scenes were not shown in the trailer. That added to the surprise... A lot of people saw the trailer and told me, 'Didn't you tell us that you are in the film? But you are hardly there in the trailer. Tumhara role kat gaya kya?'. I assured them, 'Aap film dekho. Phir aapko pata chalega'. But that sounds like something a loser would say! And now, looking at the feedback, I think not showing me was a good strategy. Udta Teer has a scene where you mistakenly kiss a dead body. Even the sequence where your head bangs on the lift floor could be considered a bit too extreme by some viewers. Did you ever fear trolling or criticism? After all, these days, almost anything can invite criticism on social media... There was no fear as such. You may see one funny scene and you'll be like, 'Ha ha ha ha. Theek hai'. However, it's actually a performance. He does a lot, including dancing to 'It's The Time To Disco'! That's when people realize that this is a performance and not just an item. If it was an item, then people would wonder, 'What is wrong with this guy? What is he doing with his career?'. That didn't happen in the case of Udta Teer because it's a performance. Somebody told me, 'I saw you in Bulbbul (2020), and now I see you here, and my mind is completely scrambled'. Hence, I wouldn't have done this role had Aakash not assured me that this was a proper performance and not just one scene where you come in as an item. I had faith in Aakash, and he lived up to his word. In fact, he even increased my role after seeing the rough cut. There's also an amusing track involving unrequited love between your character and Holkar. If Udta Teer gets a sequel, could we finally see their romance blossom? (Laughs) Firstly, I don't know if there's a part 2. If there's a sequel, Aakash will definitely find a way to present me in yet another absolutely ridiculous avatar! I am sure, as he has a very funny and twisted mind. I have worked with 15 first-time directors, starting with Dev Benegal (English, August; 1994), Saket Chaudhary (Pyaar Ke Side Effects; 2006), Sujoy Ghosh (Jhankaar Beats; 2003), Anvita Dutt (Bulbbul; 2020), Vinta Nanda (White Noise; 2005), Anil Senior (Dil Kabaddi; 2008), etc. I look for some madness in these debutant directors. They don't have anything else to show except for that spark. Their films are quite pure. Even my first film as a director, Everybody Says I'm Fine (2001), was also very pure. So, it's great fun working with first-time directors, though there's also a risk involved. 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Democratic struggle for rights, identity, dignity of people of J&K to continue: NC
Srinagar, Oct 30: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Provincial President Showkat Ahmad Mir Friday reiterated the partys unwavering commitment to the restoration of Jammu and Kashmirs special status and full statehood. He said that the National Conference has always represented the rights, identity and dignity of the people of Jammu and Kashmir and will continue to raise their voice with full strength on every democratic and constitutional platform. The Provincial President, as per a party statement, urged party functionaries and workers to remain prepared to face the prevailing circumstances and all emerging challenges, while further strengthening their engagement with the people. He said that the real strength of the National Conference lies in the trust of the people and the selfless dedication of its workers. Every party worker, he said, must work with unity, discipline and determination to carry forward the partys mission. He asserted that depriving the people of Jammu and Kashmir of their constitutional rights can neither suppress their voice nor silence the National Conference. He said the party would continue to raise the concerns of the people in every forum, democratic institution and appropriate platform across the country, while pursuing all peaceful, democratic and constitutional means for securing their democratic, constitutional and legal rights. Showkat said that since 2015, the people of Jammu and Kashmir have endured prolonged hardships, uncertainty and numerous challenges, severely affecting their daily lives, economy and livelihood opportunities. In such circumstances, he said, providing maximum relief to the people has become an urgent necessity and remains the foremost priority of the present government. He appreciated the welfare measures undertaken by the government led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, stating that the government is working on the ground to address public grievances, improve basic amenities, accelerate developmental activities and provide relief to people facing various difficulties. He said the induction of additional ministers into the Cabinet has created further avenues for addressing public grievances and ensuring better public service delivery, adding that the benefits of this expansion would become increasingly visible to the people. While acknowledging that the government continues to face constraints due to limited powers, financial difficulties, administrative hurdles and other challenges, he maintained that it is moving in the right direction and utilising all available resources to serve the people. He reiterated that the National Conference remains steadfast in its commitments and principles, adding that the party's democratic struggle for the restoration of the dignity, identity, special constitutional rights and statehood of the people of Jammu and Kashmir would continue with full vigour, responsibility and determination.
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Udhampur, Oct 30:Launching a scathing attack on the National Conference-Congress government for, what he alleged, its failure to honour the promises made to the people during the assembly elections, BJP MLA from Udhampur East, Ranbir Singh Pathania on Friday maintained that the government had reduced governance to a political rhetoric, excuses and unfulfilled assurances, while the aspirations of the people continued to remain unaddressed. He was addressing the people after inaugurating and initiating a series of important developmental works in the Khandui-Khandra area. Pathania said that the National Conference had sought votes on the basis of a tall catalogue of promises, including 200 units of free electricity; free LPG cylinders; free travel and one lakh jobs for the youth. However, even after assuming power, the government failed to translate these commitments into tangible relief for the people, he claimed. An issue-less and purposeless government seems to have lost its direction and sense of responsibility. The people were given tall promises and lofty assurances, but what they are receiving in return is disappointment and disillusionment. Political rhetoric cannot substitute for governance, nor can excuses compensate for unfulfilled commitments, he asserted. Taking particular exception to what he termed the continued neglect of the Jammu region, Pathania said that the entire region was being left out of the developmental priorities of the present dispensation. From Doda and Kishtwar to the Pahari belt of Rajouri and Poonch and from Udhampur to Kathua and Samba, people across Jammu region continue to await equitable attention, development and their legitimate share in governance, BJP MLA alleged. He said that the people of Jammu region had equal aspirations and equal rights to development and there could be no justification for any discriminatory or indifferent approach towards their concerns. Elections are not merely about securing votes through attractive promises; they are about delivering on those promises. The real test of leadership lies in the roads constructed, grievances resolved, facilities created and opportunities delivered, he added. On this occasion, he also inaugurated and initiated important developmental works in the Khandui-Khandra area, aimed at strengthening rural connectivity, community infrastructure and educational facilities. A major highlight was the Naddi Talab to Khandra road project, to be taken up at an estimated cost of Rs 12 Cr. He also kickstarted construction of a shelter shed, community hall at Baba Loundna Dev Sthan at an estimated cost of Rs 30 lakh. Pathania stated that three additional classrooms would be constructed at Middle School Khandui. Timely execution, quality of construction and effective monitoring of all developmental works, he said, would remain central to his approach.
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Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 30 (IANS) Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma addressed the 'Save Democracy, End Anarchy' (Loktantra Bachao-Arajakta Hatao) march in Kota on Friday and later joined the procession. Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said that those who had never respected democracy and had repeatedly undermined the Constitution were now claiming to be its protectors. He added that democracy represents the collective strength of the people and is the foundation for safeguarding every citizen's rights. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India's rich heritage and democratic values are being recognised globally. Today, the world looks towards India as an example of a vibrant and robust democracy. The Chief Minister said that democracy guarantees everyone the right to contest elections and express their views. However, CM Sharma pointed to what he described as the Congress party's double standards, saying that it considers democracy secure when election results favour it but claims that democracy is under threat when the poll results go against it. He alleged that Congress had set new benchmarks in corruption and appeasement, thereby undermining democratic values. Chief Minister Sharma also accused the Congress of repeatedly questioning constitutional and democratic institutions. He said the Congress considers Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) reliable when it wins elections but questions their credibility when it loses. Recalling the Emergency imposed in 1975, the Chief Minister said that Congress had curtailed democratic rights and violated the spirit of the Constitution, causing immense suffering to countless Loktantra Senanis and their families. Questioning the circumstances surrounding the Emergency, Chief Minister Sharma asked whether it had been imposed merely to serve personal and political interests. He called upon citizens to draw lessons from that dark chapter of Indian history and remain committed to protecting democracy, constitutional values and the country's democratic institutions. He also recalled that the Congress government at the Centre had dismissed several elected state governments during its tenure. The Chief Minister alleged that Congress had repeatedly questioned institutions and matters associated with the country's pride and national security, including the Armed Forces, the Election Commission, the Supreme Court, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED). Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's resolve to neither indulge in corruption nor allow it, and to recover money obtained through corrupt practices, he contrasted this commitment with what he described as Congress' record of corruption, appeasement and caste-based politics during its long tenure in power. Chief Minister Sharma said that Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers remain continuously connected with the people, working 24 hours a day, 30 days a month and 365 days a year. He recalled the BJP's long journey in Opposition, during which its workers remained among the public, understood their concerns and earned their trust through sustained engagement. Taking a jibe at the Congress, CM Sharma alleged that its leaders often remained confined to hotels for months while in power and that the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi spent more time abroad than in the country. Referring to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, the Chief Minister said that maintaining accurate voter lists was essential for a healthy democracy. He emphasised that the rights of genuine voters must be protected and that any ineligible entries should be examined in accordance with established rules. Those having objections to the SIR process, he said, should submit them, along with concrete evidence, before the competent authority or the court. He also referred to the Election Commission's affidavit before the Supreme Court, saying that it had responded to various allegations concerning the SIR process and clarified that the key directives relating to the electoral roll exercise had received unanimous approval. He also noted that the statutory authority to include or delete names from electoral rolls rests with the Electoral Registration Officer. Taking aim at former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, CM Sharma alleged that during the Congress government's internal power struggle in Rajasthan, its leaders remained confined to hotels for nearly four months. He said the previous Congress government had taken two years merely to conduct panchayat and local body elections, while the Model Code of Conduct was frequently imposed at intervals of three months. The Chief Minister recalled that when the current BJP government proposed the 'One State, One Election' initiative, Congress leaders had ridiculed the proposal, claiming that it was impossible to implement. Referring to their dismissive remarks that even their 'uncle' could not accomplish the task, CM Sharma said the results were now there for everyone to see. Local body elections had been completed, while panchayat elections were underway. He added that while Congress leaders frequently spoke about democracy, people were well aware of how democratic processes had been handled during their tenure. Emphasising his government's commitment to a policy of zero tolerance towards corruption, the Chief Minister said that more than 265 officers and employees had been suspended and disciplinary proceedings initiated against around 700 others. In several cases, pensions had been withheld, while action ranging from removal from service to dismissal had also been taken. He asserted that no individual involved in corruption would be spared, irrespective of their position or influence, and that strict action would be taken against all those found guilty. The Chief Minister said that the BJP government was committed to realising Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a 'Viksit Bharat' by ensuring that the benefits of welfare schemes reach every eligible person, particularly the poor and disadvantaged sections of society. 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Talwiinder wants to create music that people can grow with, and discover new meanings in
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 30 (IANS) Singer-songwriter Talwiinder, who has released his new EP Paiinted Feeliings, has said that his vision is to create music that people can grow with, and discover new meanings in, and the EP serves the purpose. The EP features 4 tracks with 2 new releases, Geet and Jind Meri. The singer-songwriter brings together 4 distinct stories exploring different shades of love, longing and emotion. Accompanying the release, the music video for Geet is also out now, featuring Talwiinder in a striking look, adding a distinct visual dimension to the track. Talking about the album and the experience, Talwiinder shared, With Paiinted Feeliings, I wanted to create something people could connect with on a personal level, beyond just listening to the music. Each track carries its own story and emotion, and I hope listeners find pieces of their own lives in the songs, even years from now. The listening experience was an opportunity to bring that vision to life by bringing music and art together and giving fans a chance to engage with the EP beyond the tracks. He further mentioned, Seeing artists interpret Paiinted Feeliings through their murals was particularly special, as each brought their own feelings and perspective to the project. Ultimately, I want to create music that people can grow with, discover new meanings in, and return to over time. For me, it has always been about making something that lasts beyond the hype. Geet was born out of a conversation about writers block, when a fellow musician asked Talwiinder how to find inspiration when words refuse to flow. Rather than searching for an answer, he turned the feeling itself into a song. I dont really believe in writers block. A friend was talking about it, so I wrote a song about it. Sometimes, not knowing what to write about can be the starting point itself, he added. The 4 tracks explore relationships, longing and personal experiences, leaving listeners room to find their own meaning in the music.
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Number of educated unemployed people continues to rise in Bangladesh: Report
Digital Desk | Dhaka, Oct 30 (IANS) Bangladesh's youth is not able to find jobs that match their qualifications even after completing higher education, while a large number of talented youngsters are leaving the country to get better education, employment and a secure future, a report has detailed. Every year, thousands of people graduate and post-graduate from universities in Bangladesh and spend long periods finding a job, while some are forced to do jobs that have little connection with their academic qualifications. At the same time, many young people whose talent and skills could have helped strengthen Bangladesh's economy are leaving the country and settling abroad, according to a report in 'The Daily Observer'. Behind these parallel trends lie weaknesses in the education system, limited employment opportunities and a failure to recognise and reward merit. The question is whether Bangladesh is adequately prepared for the very people expected to shape its future, the report stated. Education system in Bangladesh has been facing difficulty in keeping pace with rapid technological advances and changes in the global economy. Much of the existing education system in Bangladesh is theoretical and dependent on rote learning while modern industry, business and technology need practical knowledge, problem-solving abilities and knowledge to work on new technologies, resulting in many young people getting to know the gap between what they have learnt and what employers expect from them only when they step in the job market. As a result, the number of educated unemployed people continues to increase in Bangladesh, while domestic firms are forced to recruit people from abroad in various important positions as the country lacks suitably skilled workers. Young talented people seek opportunities abroad due to a shortage of jobs that match their qualifications, relatively low salaries, inadequate professional recognition and limited research, the report mentioned. Many of the students go abroad for higher studies and take up jobs there, with some eventually settling there permanently. The skills of Bangladesh's citizens then contribute to the economies of other nations. In August, a survey revealed that Bangladeshs youth are facing a growing employment crisis, with many struggling to turn their education and skills into jobs and opportunities, local media reported. The findings highlighted unemployment as one of the biggest challenges confronting young people across the country. The survey, titled 'Problems of Youth in Bangladesh and Possible Solutions', identified unemployment, skills gaps, mental stress, digital addiction, online gambling and drug abuse as major concerns among young people in Bangladesh, along with limited youth participation in policymaking. The assessment was jointly conducted by social research and advocacy group Shopnopuri Kallyan Sangstha and Bangladesh Co-Creation to mark International Youth Day 2026, Bangladeshi daily Dhaka Tribune reported. Students, youth organisers, volunteers, social and development workers, and representatives of youth initiatives from across Bangladesh took part in the survey. Many respondents cited unemployment as a major concern, while the survey also highlighted growing challenges related to the mental well-being of young people. Saleha K, a member of Disable Welfare Society Bangladesh, identified growing frustration and depression among young people as major concerns. On the other hand, Rabiul Islam, organising secretary of Gabura Welfare Society, said that uncertainty about the future, low self-confidence and lack of guidance are leaving many young people in Bangladesh increasingly vulnerable to mental stress.
Uttarakhand: Helicopter carrying 6 people missing near Joshimath in Chamoli; aerial search launched
Chamoli , October 30 : A helicopter carrying six people, including five passengers and a pilot, went missing while en route from Badrinath to Dehradun in Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, with a search operation launched to trace the aircraft. The helicopter, reportedly operated by a company named Charlie X-Ray, lost contact near Hathi Parvat (Hathi Pahad), close to Joshimath. The district administration has deployed an aerial search team in another helicopter to locate the missing aircraft. The incident comes amid adverse weather conditions in Uttarakhand, with rainfall and snowfall reported in several parts of the state. Meanwhile, Kedarnath Dham witnessed the season's first heavy snowfall following continuous snowfall since Thursday (October 29). The surrounding hills were covered in a thick blanket of snow, while temperatures in the region dropped significantly. Dr CS Tomar, Director of the Meteorological Centre, Dehradun, said rainfall activity was expected to continue over the next few days, particularly in the hilly districts, with light to moderate showers likely at several places. Speaking to ANI, Tomar said heavy rainfall was recorded at eight to nine places across the state on October 29, particularly in Uttarkashi, Tehri and Haridwar districts. He added that similar weather conditions were expected on Friday, with higher chances of rainfall activity in the Kumaon region. Tomorrow, on the 31st, chances of light to very light rain will persist, especially in the hilly districts. Similarly, on the 1st and 2nd (of November), light to very light rain may be witnessed at isolated places, particularly in our northern hilly districts, he said. In view of the weather forecast, district administrations have been placed on alert to ensure the safety of pilgrims and commuters. On Thursday, District Magistrate Prashant Arya directed the activation of the District Emergency Operations Centre (DEOC) in alert mode to monitor weather conditions and oversee precautionary measures. Authorities are also monitoring road conditions and the Gangotri and Yamunotri shrines through live CCTV cameras. The administration has appealed to devotees and pilgrims to take precautions against the cold and follow advisories issued by the administration and police. (ANI)
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What fault have our people committed? Sakina Itoo questions prolonged convoy halts
Srinagar, Oct 30: Minister for Health and Medical Education and Social Welfare Sakina Itoo on Friday questioned why ordinary citizens of Jammu and Kashmir have to wait for hours for convoy movement, asking, What fault have our people committed to endure such hardships? While travelling frequently on the SrinagarAnantnagKulgamQazigund National Highway, it is deeply distressing to see ambulances stranded, students missing classes and ordinary citizens waiting 1530 minutes, sometimes even hours, for convoy movement, the minister said in a post on X. Security is paramount, Itoo said, but so is the well-being of the people. She said security and compassion must go hand in hand. Let governance be reflected not just in policies, but in the everyday lives of citizens through dignity, sensitivity and meaningful relief, she added. Itoo urged LG Manoj Sinha and other concerned authorities to explore practical traffic management measures that uphold essential security protocols while ensuring uninterrupted passage for ambulances and minimising public inconvenience.
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Srinagar: Minister Sakina Itoo on Friday expressed concern over frequent halts on Srinagar-Anantnag-Kulgam-Qazigund National Highway due to convoy movement, saying ambulances get stranded, students miss classes and ordinary citizens wait for hours. Taking to X, Itoo said, While travelling frequently on the SrinagarAnantnagKulgamQazigund National Highway, it is deeply distressing to see ambulances stranded, students missing []
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday urged people to join the opposition INDIA bloc's 'Chalo Dilli' march on November 1, demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special...
Cyclone Arnab: Coast Guard airlifts people from Odisha villages
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Restore voting rights of 13 crore disenfranchised people, no need for rallies then: Manish Tewari
Digital Desk | Chandigarh, Oct 29 (IANS) Congress MP Manish Tewari on Thursday questioned the BJP's 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy march, saying that restoring the voting rights of 13 crore disenfranchised people would eliminate the need for rallies. The remarks come amid a political face-off between the BJP and the Congress, with both parties claiming to be defending democracy. As the Congress prepares to take its vote chori campaign to Ramlila Maidan on November 1, the BJP has taken its campaign to the streets of Old Delhi, organising a Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy padyatra in busy Chandni Chowk. The BJP is also holding similar marches across the country. Led by BJP President Nitin Nabin and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, the march comes amid concerns raised by traders who fear that barricading, traffic diversions and possible Metro restrictions due to marches and protests during the festive shopping season could disrupt business in the capital's wholesale markets. Speaking to IANS, Tewari questioned the purpose of the BJP's march in an area that is not a designated protest sight in the national Capital. What is this padyatra even about? We are fighting for voting rights. Restore the voting rights of the 13 crore people who have been disenfranchised, and there will be no need to take out any rallies, he said. Tewari also reacted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks on the recent Member of Legislative Council (MLC) poll results, saying that every election had its own context. The context of every election is different. MLC elections have a distinct electoral constituency. In such a situation, it does not behove someone holding the office of Prime Minister to make such remarks. As I said earlier, every election has its own unique context and scope, he said. On Wednesday, PM Modi took a swipe at the Congress over MLC elections held across 28 seats in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Karnataka, highlighting that the polls were conducted using ballot papers and questioning how many seats the Congress had won. However, the Nagpur MLC election result provided the Congress with an opportunity to target the BJP, including PM Modi and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis as it retained the seat in the area that houses the RSS' national headquarters. The Maharashtra results also provided a boost to the Opposition MVA, which won three of the five seats that went to polls in the state.
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Our fight is for awakening people: Kharge on INDIA blocs Nov 1 rally
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 29 (IANS) Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Thursday said the mega INDIA bloc protest, slated for November 1 at Delhis Ramlila Maidan, was very much on track, adding that the Opposition parties have taken up the task to awaken the people against the autocratic regime. Kharges remarks came after multiple trade associations requested Rahul Gandhi to reschedule the Opposition's Chalo Delhi march. The march is being organised by the Congress-led INDIA bloc to protest the alleged vote theft and irregularities in the SIR exercise being conducted by the Election Commission. Kharge, speaking to reporters, said, Our protest is continuing because of the vote theft and the mischief that Gyanesh Kumar has done in the Election Commission. We are protesting against that and will continue to do so. All parties are supporting us. He said that the fight was to awaken the people against the governments misdeeds and its alleged attempts to deprive many voters of their genuine rights. Even tomorrow, there is a mock parliament, and on 1st November, we are organising this, which will see people converging from across the country. We will fight because in a democracy, unless you fight, people will not be awakened. So, that's why we are doing all that, he said. Notably, traders in the national capital have in the past few days raised apprehensions about the fallout of such a big rally on business during the festive season and pleaded for its postponement, explaining how it would ruin the business climate and adversely impact their livelihood. Early this morning, the Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi, urged people to participate in the protest march at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan, describing it as a movement to save democracy, stop alleged vote theft and protect the Constitution. In a video message posted in Hindi on his X handle, Rahul Gandhi said the march was not for any particular party but for protecting the soul of India. The Congress MP also appealed to student groups across political affiliations to come forward and participate, claiming that democratic freedoms and individual expression were under threat.
People rewarded my work: Congress' Abhijit Wanjari on Nagpur Graduates' win
Digital Desk | Nagpur, Oct 29 (IANS) Abhijit Govindrao Wanjari, the Congress candidate who secured the party's sole victory in the MLC elections, said the mandate he received from voters in the Nagpur Graduates' constituency reflected the development work he had undertaken during his previous term. Wanjari defeated his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) rival, Sudhakar Kohle, by a margin of 3,271 votes after a prolonged counting process in the Nagpur Graduates' constituency, a region widely regarded as a stronghold of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Speaking to IANS after his victory, Wanjari said he had been confident of winning the election because of the work he had carried out over the past six years and the support he believed he enjoyed among voters. He also credited the Congress and its allies for working alongside him during the campaign. I was very confident about my win. I have done significant work in the past six years, so I knew that the voters were with me. Our party and allies worked with me. People have rewarded me for the development work carried out by us, Wanjari said. Just gathering a crowd does not bring votes. However, we have worked for the public, for development, and on that basis, I contested this election and subsequently won, he added. Wanjari also expressed concern over the growing doubts surrounding Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), saying that some voters had begun questioning whether their votes were being counted in favour of the candidates they had chosen. People have now started doubting the EVMs. They feel that their votes are going to the wrong person. That is why the elections should be held through ballot papers. This practice has been followed by several developed nations too, Wanjari said. With this win, the Congress opened its account in the elections held for 28 Legislative Council seats across four states -- Karnataka, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. The outcome assumes particular significance as Nagpur is the home city of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and also falls within the Lok Sabha constituency represented by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. Nagpur is also the national headquarters of the RSS, an organisation with a strong ideological and organisational presence in the region. Reacting to his defeat, BJP candidate Sudhakar Kohle maintained that his party had performed well when the overall results of the MLC elections were taken into account. He defended the BJP's campaign, saying that the party's senior leadership, including the Chief Minister, had actively participated in the election process. When we look at the bigger picture, the BJP has won these elections. There was no shortcoming in the election campaign. Our Chief Minister and other top leaders campaigned by going to every booth. I thank them for this, Kohle told IANS.
MLC poll results show people disillusioned with BJP, claim Opposition leaders
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 29 (IANS) Opposition leaders on Thursday claimed that the results of the Legislative Council elections in four states reflected growing public disillusionment with the BJP, pointing to the Samajwadi Party's gains in Uttar Pradesh and the Congress-led Maha Vikas Aghadi's victory in three of the five seats in Maharashtra. Speaking to IANS, Samajwadi Party MP Awadhesh Prasad claimed the results had sent a message that the BJP government's days were numbered, alleging that its policies had troubled every section of society, including the youth, farmers and business community. He also claimed that people believed the election process had been conducted forcefully. The MLC election results send a message that the days of the BJP government are numbered. It will remain in power only until the elections are declared, as every section of society is troubled by its policies, actions and decisions, he said. Samajwadi Party Spokesperson Ashutosh Verma said the party had secured decisive victories in five of the 11 seats in Uttar Pradesh, arguing that its winning margins demonstrated organisational preparedness. On the question of alliances, he said the party would follow the approach adopted in the 2024 elections and support candidates contesting their respective seats. In places where some people fail to get even 2,000 votes, the Samajwadi Party is winning by margins of 17,00018,000 votes. This shows Samajwadi Partys preparation, he said About the coalition, we will follow the same pattern of 2024. This is for sure that we want people to win seats they fight on. This is Akhilesh Yadavs motto too, he added. Congress MP Mallu Ravi congratulated voters in Nagpur for electing the party's candidate and pointed to the victory in the RSS headquarters as a significant political development. He also expressed confidence that the Congress would win more seats in the coming general elections. I want to tell PM (Modi) and HM (Shah) that Congress is getting elected in Nagpur which is the headquarters of the RSS. Similarly, another important constituency is the PM's constituency which the BJP lost, he said. Both were won by the Congress and its allies. That shows that in the coming general elections Congress is going to win, he added. Meanwhile, RJD MLA Bhai Virendra called for introspection among Opposition parties, saying the Congress, as the senior partner, should have taken the initiative to resolve differences through dialogue. He alleged that the party had appeared inclined to dictate terms rather than take regional parties and smaller allies along. Congress leads the Opposition at the Centre, while we are a major party in Bihar and hold the Leader of Oppositions post. It is Congress responsibility to coordinate with regional parties and smaller allies across states, he said. NCP(SP) National Spokesperson Clyde Crasto described the Maharashtra results as encouraging, saying his party had won two seats and the Congress one, giving the MVA three of the five seats. He said the outcome was disappointing for the ruling alliance despite its governments at the Centre and in the state. The elections to 28 Legislative Council seats were held across Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Karnataka on October 23, with counting beginning on October 27.
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New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday, October 29, asserted that the opposition INDIA blocs November 1 march is to save democracy, put an end to vote theft, and protect the Constitution, as he urged student groups, regardless of their political affiliation, to join it. In a video on X, Gandhi said it is Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
