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Congress Chief Ministers, that Sources said while the he would not take back his res- Chief Ministers made a last ignation amid indication that effort to persuade Rahul veteran Sushilkumar Shinde, a Gandhi to continue as dalit leader from poll-bound Congress chief, Rahul report- R Maharashtra, may be given edly told them that he has the chance to lead the party. already conveyed his decision 045 436 The Congress’ first family to the CWC and would not is believed to have agreed on relent. he President’s Rule in - % Shinde’s name after another The sources also said that TJammu & Kashmir has ' !% $), veteran AK Antony declined the Congress Chief Ministers been extended by another six the offer to lead the party cit- took moral responsibility for months after the Rajya Sabha of misusing the Article 356 by ing health conditions. the party’s defeat in Lok Sabha passed the related Bill pre- invoking the constitutional Other Congress leaders elections and some also sented by Home Minister Amit provision to dismiss State whose names were doing the offered their resignations. Shah on Monday. The House Governments led by rival par- rounds as probable choice for “In elections, victories and also passed the Reservation ties in the past. the post of Congress president defeats happen. But the high (Amendment) Bill that pro- Shah said Assembly and were Ghulam Nabi Azad, command decides on future poses to give quota benefits in Lok Sabha elections in the Ashok Gehlot, Mallikarjun course of action. This issue has jobs and educational institu- State could not happen simul- Kharge, Janardhan Dwivedi already been resolved as all tions to people living near the taneously because security to and Mukul Wasnik. However, Chief Ministers have offered State’s International Border. all candidates could not be Shinde emerged as the front- their resignations at the meet- The State has been under given. Shah said the runner for the post as he is con- ing of Congress Working Central rule since June 2018, Government will not delay sidered as a loyalist of the Committee on May 25,” when the BJP ended its alliance elections in the State even for Gandhi family since 1971 and Gehlot said when asked about with Mehbooba Mufti’s a day the moment Election a well-known dalit face. their offer to resign at the People’s Democratic Party. Commission agrees to hold AICC sources said the meeting. Elections will be announced polls. Gandhi family has reportedly Gehlot was flanked by later this year, but before that “Jammu & Kashmir is an given a green signal to Shinde’s Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal President’s Rule, which is integral part of the country and appointment as the next Nath, Chhatisgarh CM applicable for six-month peri- no one can separate it from Congress chief. The develop- ! "# $ % $! &' & (# Bhupesh Baghel and ods, has to be renewed. India. The Narendra Modi ment comes as Rahul has reit- $ '' )* # + $), Puducherry CM V On use of Article 356 to Government has a zero-toler- erated that there is no going Narayanasamy, later to be impose President’s rule in the ance policy towards terror- back on his decision, despite all political and security situa- Gulam Nabi Azad, Ambika Rajasthan Chief Minister moral responsibility for the joined by Punjab Chief State, Shah said he agreed with ism. The Government is com- requests by leaders from his tion of the State and advised the Soni, KC Venugopal, AICC Ashok Gehlot urged the latter party’s defeat. Minister Amarinder Singh. the spirit to minimise the use mitted to Jammu & Kashmir’s party and outside to continue State leadership to launch an secretary incharge J&K, to continue leading the party. “It was a good meeting This was Rahul’s efforts to of the constitutional provision development. We will move in the post. offensive against the BJP for its Shakeel Ahmed, and JKPCC The Chief Ministers met the that lasted around two hours. reach out and continue meet- and added that democracy in forward in the spirit of Rahul also chaired a meet- “failure” on various fronts. chief GA Mir. Gandhi scion at his residence We conveyed and apprised ing his leaders, particularly the State should not be restrict- Kashmiriyat, Jamuriyat, ing of top leaders of J&K in The meeting was attended Chief Ministers of five and analysed the Lok Sabha him about the feelings of from the poll-bound States ed to three families. insaniyat...” the Home Minister Delhi and discussed the over- by top Congress leaders like Congress ruled States led by poll debacle, while taking Congress workers across the and serving States. He also attacked Congress said in Rajya Sabha. #$ ! $% O " # !! 7$06 Dumka and 576 Tejaswini (( 045 436 Clubs have been created. They hief Minister Raghubar also informed that the scheme hanging times which had 8$ 1 " # CDas on Monday said that will be launched in all the dis- Cearlier caused RSS to " after implementation of tricts by July 3 under which 10 replace its iconic “khaki” half t least 35 people died and Mukhyamantri Sukanya ! lakh girls would be benefitted. pants with full trousers have *171*7$ ing,” said a senior police officer. A17 others were injured Yojana, the awareness about The CM said that there is again played its role in influ- The family was staying in when an overcrowded bus skid- education has increased among an immediate need to find a encing top Sangh office-bear- 55-year-old doctor (PhD Gurugram for the past twelve ded off a hilly road and fell into ! girls in rural areas of the State. solution to the problem of ers, including its head Mohan Aholder) allegedly killed his years and was a native of a deep gorge in Jammu & Talking about the problem human trafficking in the state. Bhagwat, to make their debut wife and two children and Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. A Kashmir’s Kishtwar district on of malnutrition in the State, especially pregnant women, at "A separate residential campus on microblogging site Twitter. later committed suicide at his suicide note reportedly was Monday, officials said. Das said that a Run for least twice a week to discuss will be constructed in Ranchi Besides Bhagwat, six flat in Uppal South end in written by Singh was found The minibus, which was on Nutrition marathon will be issues of malnutrition. for the trafficking survivors in other RSS leaders, including Sector 49, Gurugram, said from his pocket in which he its way from Keshwan to organised in the month of "Get the women linked which girls over the age of 18 Suresh Bhaiyyaji Joshi, police on Monday. had written, “he was not able to Kishtwar, skidded off the September across Jharkhand. with Pradhan Mantri Matri will be given skill training and Sangh’s general secretary, its Though the incident took handle his family and was Keshwan-Thakrai road and " Reviewing the work of Vadana Yojana. Around one provided jobs in Jharkhand three joint general secre- place on Sunday night, the responsible for the incident”. rolled down into the gorge Women and Child lakh women in the State are still itself. This way they will not taries Suresh Soni, Krishna neighbours reported the mat- Singh later hanged himself around 7.30 am, officials said. " Development and Social to be linked with this scheme. have to leave the State in search Gopal, V Bhagaiah, Sangh’s ter to police on Monday morn- from the ceiling fan, said police, Kishtwar Deputy " Security department Das said, Pay special attention on dis- of work. Meanwhile, the sur- publicity head Arun Kumar ing when they did not get any adding all the family members, Commissioner A S Rana told #$!%!#&'! "If the girls in villages are edu- tricts where there are higher vivors below age of 18 will be and another senior func- response from the family after except Singh, had multiple stab PTI that the 28-seater bus was $ %&&'( cated, migration would reduce cases of child marriage," the linked to education and given tionary Anirudh knocking on their door. wounds. Their throats were carrying 52 passengers when and malnutrition can be con- CM Directed. cycles," he announced. Deshpandae have joined “A police team, along with also slit, police said. the accident happened, adding ) trolled." Talking about Tejaswini Das also directed the offi- Twitter. forensic experts and dog squad, The family had four dogs that a probe would be ordered. He directed the officers of Yojana Das said that that the cials to procure blankets for “The accounts have been reached the spot and broke which were sitting nearby the Thirty-five people died and * + the department to link maxi- scheme would be very benefi- distributing among poor by the created to stop the spread of open the house with the help of bodies. 17 others were injured, district # mum number of beneficiaries cial for the adolescent girls and month of September. "Do not misinformation by parody plumber provided by Resident A source said Singh first Senior Superintendent of Police N# #-O .
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