The Congress will strongly raise the issue of communal riots in Delhi during the second part of the Budget Session in Parliament starting on Monday and demand Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation over alleged police lapses.
The panels have been constituted in the wake of increased rumblings within the Congress' state units where it is in power. There have been reports of contretemps between party leaders in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh coming out in the open.
The Congress met on Saturday to prepare for the rally which is likely to be attended by all the opposition leaders. The rally will largely focus on economic slowdown and rising unemployment.
After Chhattisgarh, the Congress has started search for a new party chief in Madhya Pradesh with focus on a clutch of leaders from the tribal community whose support was crucial in propelling it to power last year.
In a letter written to Congress President Rahul Gandhi, Kumar states that he is equally responsible for the party's poor showings and takes full responsibility of the failiure in his capacity as 'Co-incharge' for the state of Rajasthan.
Saying the Congress cannot afford a stalemate for too long, party Chairman for Law and RTI Vivek Tankha has resigned and urged President Rahul Gandhi to revive the Congress as "a fighting force".
Hundreds of 'shiksha mitras' have been protesting and pressing for better pay and appointment as assistant teachers in the state.
Priyanka was appointed as general secretary and in-charge of Uttar Pradesh east on January 23 by her brother and Congress chief Rahul Gandhi.
The party already has nine top leaders as senior spokespersons of AICC and 26 spokespersons.
The AICC in-charge of Telangana affairs, R C Khuntia, told PTI, "Seat-sharing has been finalised. It will be announced after its approval by Congress President Rahul Gandhi."
Veteran Congress Party leader Ashok Gehlot was trending on Twitter for a comment he made at a recent AICC press conference.
Congress has removed Digvijaya Singh as the AICC incharge of Telangana and appointed R C Khuntia in his place.
Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh today urged party vice president Rahul Gandhi to decide fast on restructuring the All India Congress Committee.
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