Tanishk Ki Kalam Se

The saffron party, in order to expand itself in the border state of Punjab, has been actively inducting various leaders from the other parties, mostly from Indian National Congress. Moreover, after Captain Amarinder Singh, the former CM of Punjab, joining the BJP, it's speculated that the duo of Captain-Jakhar may be given a key role in the party for Punjab. Furthermore, Punjab has never been a BJP-ruled state before. Earlier, the alliance government of Shiromani Akali Dal and the Bhartiya Janata Party had ruled the state for 10 years (two consecutive terms). However, after the farm laws were introduced, the SAD parted ways, taking back its support from the NDA.  Since then, the Bharatiya Janata Party had been trying to expand itself in Punjab. Additionally, Captain Amarinder Singh, after resigning from the Congress party, formed his own party - Punjab Lok Congress, allying with the BJP. However, this alliance faced a humiliating defeat, and including Captain Amarinder ...

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot, the "jadugar" of the Indian National Congress, is all set to contest for the Congress party's national president election to be scheduled on October 17. Moreover, Ashok Gehlot, in a media statement, asserted that the "one person one post" rule applies only to those who are the nominated members.  Furthermore, after Gehlot's statement, it had been speculated that he is not in a mood to quit the CM post even after becoming the national president of the grand-old-party. However, today in Kerala, Rahul Gandhi made it clear that the rule was adopted during the party's "chintan shivir". "I expect that the commitment made by the party will be maintained," he added.  With this, Ashok Gehlot's condition of remaining on the post of Rajasthan's CM despite becoming the national president of the Congress party, seems to be halted. Reportedly, if everything goes as it seems to be, it will be a two corn...