New Delhi: With speculations over fresh elections in Delhi, two Congress MLAs tonight met party president Sonia Gandhi and are understood to have requested her to bring back Sheila Dikshit to lead the party. Sources
New Delhi: Seeking to make the party's Delhi unit fighting fit for next assembly polls, the Congress leadership today held consultations with 63 Congress leaders from the state who had fought the last assembly election
New Delhi: Alleging that the BJP government has “failed on all fronts”, scores of Congress workers led by Delhi Pradesh Congress Commitee (DPCC) chief Arvinder Singh held a protest near Jama Masjid area here today.Shouting
New Delhi: Accusing the NDA government of giving a “free hand” to hoarders, Delhi Congress today protested against the increase in sugar prices and the hike in rail fares and freight charges.Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee
New Delhi: The Congress party's Delhi unit Tuesday protested here against the central government's decision to hike rail fares.Led by Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely, party workers halted a train for some time at
New Delhi: Keeping up its offensive over long power outages and water crisis in the national capital, Congress today held a protest in Karol Bagh area of central Delhi and demanded immediate intervention of the
New Delhi: Sharmistha Mukherjee, daughter of President Pranab Mukherjee, today participated in a candlelight march organised by Congress party in East Delhi to protest prolonged power cuts and water crisis. Delhi Congress Chief Arvinder Singh
New Delhi: The Congress Friday continued to protest against power outages and water scarcity in Delhi and staged a demonstration here outside the BJP office.Congress workers broke empty earthen pots and raised slogans against the
New Delhi: A Congress delegation led by its Delhi unit chief Arvinder Singh Lovely Monday held Chief Secretary S.K. Srivastava hostage for half-an-hour at the Delhi Secretariat here over the acute power and water crisis
New Delhi: Delhi Congress today sought Lt Governor Najeeb Jung's intervention in ensuring improvement in power and water supply in the city.DPCC Chief Arvinder Singh Lovely, led a delegation of senior Delhi Congress leaders and
New Delhi: Talking tough as he readies a revival strategy for the party in the national capital, Delhi Congress Chief Arvinder Singh Lovely today said senior leaders Kapil Sibal, Ajay Maken and Sandeep Dikshit as
New Delhi: After its severe drubbing in the Lok Sabha polls, Congress today dissolved all 14 district and 140 block committees besides other wings in the national capital as part of efforts to revamp the
New Delhi: On a day when AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal met Lt Governor Najeeb Jung fuelling speculation about government-formation, Delhi Congress today ruled out extending support to the party if it tries to return to
New Delhi: Congress' electoral humiliation in the national capital continued as it was handed a crushing defeat today in the Lok Sabha polls with its seven MPs, including two Union Ministers, relegated to third position
Varanasi: Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely today said that Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi party was a “B-team of BJP” as the AAP leader and his family had close ties with RSS.“Kejriwal and his whole
New Delhi: Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely today claimed that the ‘Modi wave' that everyone seems to be talking about was “not there at all” and it existed only in media.“There is no ‘Modi
New Delhi: On the penultimate of day of campaigning for seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi, various political parties today held a series of rallies across the city and went door-to-door seeking to woo voters.
New Delhi: Concerned over decline in its support base, Delhi Congress is focusing on regaining the confidence of the Sikh community in the national capital ahead of the Lok Sabha elections.Chief spokesperson of Delhi Congress
New Delhi: Congress today accused AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal of betraying people by reversing all developmental works initiated by Sheila Dikshit government and running away to escape “public wrath”.The Delhi Congress leaders, addressing ‘Pol Khol
New Delhi: In remarks that can only be interpreted to mean that the Congress may already be looking beyond the next election, Delhi party chief Arvinder Singh Lovely has said the endeavour would be to
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