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Meanwhile, senior party leader and former Lok Sabha member Rahul Gandhi too said, 'We will develop the vision of the opposition parties and move forward; we will all stand together for the country. 

Congress announces 'historic' step to unite Opposition after meeting with Bihar CM

Congress announces 'historic' step to unite Opposition for 2024 LS polls after meeting with Bihar CM

Meanwhile, senior party leader and former Lok Sabha member Rahul Gandhi too said, 'We will develop the vision of the opposition parties and move forward; we will all stand together for the country.&nbsp;

Following a meeting with BIhar CM Nitish Kumar, Congress on Wednesday announced a 'historic' step to unite Opposition parties before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.&nbsp;
Speaking with reporters Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said, "We had a historic meeting&nbsp; and discussed many issues. We all have decided to unite all (opposition) parties and fight the upcoming elections unitedly.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, senior party leader and former Lok Sabha member Rahul Gandhi too said, 'We will develop the vision of the opposition parties and move forward; we will all stand together for the country.&nbsp;
With ANI inputs &nbsp;

As the Congress gets ready to announce its schedule for the election of new party president, incumbent president Sonia Gandhi reportedly met Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and urged him to take over the reins of the party.
Amid concerns over Sonia's health and Rahul adamant upon not taking charge of the party, the Congress might see a non-Gandhi at the helm of affairs.
Ashok Gehlot however, is said to be uncomfortable with the idea and reiterated that Rahul is the 'unanimous' choice for party's top post.
The Congress Working Committee (CWC), the party's highest decision-making body, will hold a virtual meeting on Sunday to approve the exact schedule of dates for the election of the Congress president.
Congress president Sonia Gandhi will preside over the CWC meeting.  "A virtual meeting of the CWC will be held on the 28th August, 2022 at 3:30 PM, to approve the exact schedule of dates for the election of the Congress president. Congress president Smt. Sonia Gandhi will preside over the CWC meeting," Congress general secretary in-charge organisation K C Venugopal said on Twitter.
The Congress president will join the meeting virtually from abroad as she is travelling for medical check-ups. Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and party general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are also accompanying her.
There have been several calls by leaders publicly exhorting Rahul Gandhi to become party chief again but uncertainty and suspense continue to loom over the party's presidency conundrum.
Rahul Gandhi had resigned as Congress president after the party suffered its second consecutive defeat in parliamentary elections in 2019. Sonia Gandhi who took over the reins of the party again as interim president had also offered to quit in August 2020 after an open revolt by a section of leaders, referred to as G-23, but the CWC had urged her to continue.
with PTI inputs

Sonia Gandhi urges Ashok Gehlot to lead Congress: Reports

Ashok Gehlot, however, is said to be uncomfortable with the idea and reiterated that Rahul is the 'unanimous' choice for the party's top post.

As the Congress gets ready to announce its schedule for the election of a new party president, incumbent president Sonia Gandhi reportedly met Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and urged him to take over the reins of the party.
Amid concerns over Sonia's health and Rahul adamant about not taking charge of the party, the Congress might see a non-Gandhi at the helm of affairs.
Ashok Gehlot, however, is said to be uncomfortable with the idea and reiterated that Rahul is the 'unanimous' choice for the party's top post.
The Congress Working Committee (CWC), the party's highest decision-making body, will hold a virtual meeting on Sunday to approve the exact schedule of dates for the election of the Congress president.
Congress president Sonia Gandhi will preside over the CWC meeting. &nbsp;"A virtual meeting of the CWC will be held on the 28th August, 2022 at 3:30 PM, to approve the exact schedule of dates for the election of the Congress president. Congress president Smt. Sonia Gandhi will preside over the CWC meeting," Congress general secretary in-charge organisation K C Venugopal said on Twitter.
The Congress president will join the meeting virtually from abroad as she is travelling for medical check-ups. Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and party general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are also accompanying her.
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There have been several calls by leaders publicly exhorting Rahul Gandhi to become party chief again but uncertainty and suspense continue to loom over the party's presidency conundrum.
Rahul Gandhi resigned as Congress president after the party suffered its second consecutive defeat in parliamentary elections in 2019. Sonia Gandhi who took over the reins of the party again as interim president had also offered to quit in August 2020 after an open revolt by a section of leaders, referred to as G-23, but the CWC had urged her to continue.
With PTI inputs

Stepping up the attack against the government over steep hike in fuel prices, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the rise in petrol and diesel prices has been unprecedented and demanded its roll back.
Leading a protest by Congress MPs on the issue at Vijay Chowk here, he said prices of petrol and diesel have risen nine times in the last 10 days, and the common man is the most affected due to this.
Congress MPs from both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha carrying placards raised slogans against the government and sat on a dharna against the fuel price hike.
Among those present included Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress leader in the Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
"Our demand is that the government should control prices and stop raising petrol and diesel prices," Gandhi said while noting that the poor and middle class have been worst hit by the hike.
"We can see that petrol and diesel prices are climbing rapidly. The government is making thousands of crores from this. The Congress is protesting across the country against this price rise of petrol and diesel. The government has to stop doing this. It has to ensure that prices do not rise," he said.
"I had said that when elections will be over, the prices of petrol and diesel will be rising and had asked people to fill up their tanks," he said.
This level of price rise in petrol and diesel has been unprecedented, he said while accusing the government of stealing the money from the poor and handing it over to industrialists.
The Congress is also launching a week-long countrywide protest against inflation and rise in fuel prices.
Petrol and diesel prices were on Thursday hiked by 80 paise a litre each, taking the total increase in rates in the last 10 days to Rs 6.40 per litre.
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending upon local taxation.
This is the ninth increase in prices since the ending of a four-and-half-month long hiatus in rate revision on March 22.

Led by Rahul Gandhi, Congress protests against fuel hike | Watch

Rahul Gandhi led a protest of Congress MPs in Delhi on Thursday against fuel hike. Congress to hold week long protests on the issue across the country

Watch | Congress protests against fuel hike

Stepping up the attack against the government over steep hike in fuel prices, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the rise in petrol and diesel prices has been unprecedented and demanded its roll back.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Leading a protest by Congress MPs on the issue at Vijay Chowk in Delhi Gandhi said the poor and middle class have been worst hit by the hike and demanded the government control prices and stop daily fuel price hike.&nbsp;&nbsp;
He added that this level of price rise in petrol and diesel has been unprecedented and accused the government of stealing the money from the poor and handing it over to industrialists.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Among those present included Mallikarjun Kharge, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Shashi Tharoor. Speaking to the media, Tharoor stressed on the repercussions of the hike on ordinary people.&nbsp; The Congress is also launching a week-long countrywide protest against inflation and rise in fuel prices.&nbsp;
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending upon local taxation.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Thursday morning saw the price increase for the 9th time in 10 days, ending a four-and-half-month-long hiatus in rate revision on March 22nd. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi led a protest of Congress MPs&nbsp;in Delhi on Thursday against fuel hike. Congress to hold week long protests on the issue across the country

Stepping up the attack against the government over steep hike in fuel prices, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the rise in petrol and diesel prices has been unprecedented and demanded its roll back.
Leading a protest by Congress MPs on the issue at Vijay Chowk here, he said prices of petrol and diesel have risen nine times in the last 10 days, and the common man is the most affected due to this.
Congress MPs from both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha carrying placards raised slogans against the government and sat on a dharna against the fuel price hike.
Among those present included Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress leader in the Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
"Our demand is that the government should control prices and stop raising petrol and diesel prices," Gandhi said while noting that the poor and middle class have been worst hit by the hike.
"We can see that petrol and diesel prices are climbing rapidly. The government is making thousands of crores from this. The Congress is protesting across the country against this price rise of petrol and diesel. The government has to stop doing this. It has to ensure that prices do not rise," he said.
"I had said that when elections will be over, the prices of petrol and diesel will be rising and had asked people to fill up their tanks," he said.
This level of price rise in petrol and diesel has been unprecedented, he said while accusing the government of stealing the money from the poor and handing it over to industrialists.
The Congress is also launching a week-long countrywide protest against inflation and rise in fuel prices.
Petrol and diesel prices were on Thursday hiked by 80 paise a litre each, taking the total increase in rates in the last 10 days to Rs 6.40 per litre.
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending upon local taxation.
This is the ninth increase in prices since the ending of a four-and-half-month long hiatus in rate revision on March 22.
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Rahul likely to join farmers' protest in Punjab: report

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is likely to lead a protest in Punjab this week in support of farmers agitating against the new farm laws, the Hindustan Times has reported

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is likely to lead a protest in Punjab this week in support of farmers agitating against the new farm laws, the Hindustan Times has reported. The report added that Gandhi is also expected to address a rally, the date and venue of which is being finalised. The protest rally is part of the Congress party&rsquo;s ongoing two-month-long nationwide agitation programme against the government over the three farm laws.

Not on FB, where is the question of ban: BJP MLA Raja Singh

PTI,&nbsp;Hyderabad: Controversial Telangana BJP MLA T Raja Singh, banned by Facebook on Thursday over hate content, claimed he had no account with the networking site for over a year and wondered if the social media giant was working under Congress "pressure." He also accused former Congress president Rahul Gandhi of making false statements against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP using social media platforms, even as he wanted to exercise his right to be on Facebook.
Singh, the lone saffron party legislator from the southern state, claimed he did not have a Facebook account since April 2019 and that the pages the social networking site now banned might have been created by his followers.
Under pressure for weeks over its handling of hate speech, Facebook on Thursday said it has banned Raja Singh from its platform and Instagram for violating its policy on content promoting violence and hate.
Reacting to the ban, Singh wanted to know whether the social networking site was working under the Congress party's pressure.
He said he had written a letter to Hyderabad Police Cyber Crime department on October 8, 2018 that his official Facebook verified page was hacked.
He again started a new page which "was unpublished/ deleted in April 2019." "So, Since April 2019, I'm not on Facebook itself, so no question of banning (me). Is Facebook working under the pressure of Congress," Singh said in a brief statement.
In a separate video message the legislator said leaders like Rahul Gandhi made 'false' statements against the BJP and Modi, using social media platforms and demanded that after thorough research, accounts of Congress and AIMIM parties should be deleted from social networking sites.
Singh said he will write to Facebook to open an account for him, adding that all rules and regulations will be adhered to.
"I will write to Facebook to open my official account. I will follow all rules and regulations to use it. I should be given the right to use Facebook account and I will seek their permission," he said.
Stating that Facebook is a neutral platform, Singh said linking it with BJP is not fair.
On Thursday, Facebook said it has banned Raja Singh "for violating our policy prohibiting those that promote or engage in violence and hate from having a presence on our platform." Post the ban, Singh has been designated under Facebook's dangerous individuals and organisations policy, and will not be allowed to maintain a presence on the platform going forward.
The process for evaluating potential violators is extensive and it is what led to Facebook's decision to remove his account, a statement from the company said.
Facebook, which counts India among its largest markets with over 300 million users, has been in the eye of a storm after a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report alleged that its content policies favoured the ruling BJP.
The report had alleged that Facebook had ignored posts containing hate speech by Raja Singh. Since then, the BJP and Congress have been trading barbs over the social media giant's alleged bias.
In the wake of the WSJ report, a Parliamentary panel had summoned Facebook representatives to discuss the issue of alleged misuse of the social media platform on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had also written to Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg accusing the social media platform's employees of supporting people from a political predisposition that lost successive elections, and "abusing" the Prime Minister and senior cabinet ministers.
Congress had also written to Facebook, complaining of 'bias' towards the BJP.

BJP&rsquo;s controversial Telangana MLA T Raja Singh has claimed he had no account on&nbsp;Facebook for over a year&nbsp;and that the pages the social networking site now banned might have been created by his followers.&nbsp;Banned by the social media giant for hate posts,&nbsp;the lone saffron party legislator from the southern state&nbsp;wondered if&nbsp;Facebook&nbsp;was working under Congress&nbsp;&lsquo;pressure&rsquo;. He also accused Congress&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Rahul Gandhi of making false statements against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP using social media platforms, even as he wanted to exercise his right to be on Facebook.&nbsp;Singh said he will write to Facebook to open an account for him, adding that all rules and regulations will be adhered to.&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;Hyderabad: Controversial Telangana BJP MLA T Raja Singh, banned by Facebook on Thursday over hate content, claimed he had no account with the networking site for over a year and wondered if the social media giant was working under Congress "pressure." He also accused former Congress president Rahul Gandhi of making false statements against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP using social media platforms, even as he wanted to exercise his right to be on Facebook.
Singh, the lone saffron party legislator from the southern state, claimed he did not have a Facebook account since April 2019 and that the pages the social networking site now banned might have been created by his followers.
Under pressure for weeks over its handling of hate speech, Facebook on Thursday said it has banned Raja Singh from its platform and Instagram for violating its policy on content promoting violence and hate.
Reacting to the ban, Singh wanted to know whether the social networking site was working under the Congress party's pressure.
He said he had written a letter to Hyderabad Police Cyber Crime department on October 8, 2018 that his official Facebook verified page was hacked.
He again started a new page which "was unpublished/ deleted in April 2019." "So, Since April 2019, I'm not on Facebook itself, so no question of banning (me). Is Facebook working under the pressure of Congress," Singh said in a brief statement.
In a separate video message the legislator said leaders like Rahul Gandhi made 'false' statements against the BJP and Modi, using social media platforms and demanded that after thorough research, accounts of Congress and AIMIM parties should be deleted from social networking sites.
Singh said he will write to Facebook to open an account for him, adding that all rules and regulations will be adhered to.
"I will write to Facebook to open my official account. I will follow all rules and regulations to use it. I should be given the right to use Facebook account and I will seek their permission," he said.
Stating that Facebook is a neutral platform, Singh said linking it with BJP is not fair.
On Thursday, Facebook said it has banned Raja Singh "for violating our policy prohibiting those that promote or engage in violence and hate from having a presence on our platform." Post the ban, Singh has been designated under Facebook's dangerous individuals and organisations policy, and will not be allowed to maintain a presence on the platform going forward.
The process for evaluating potential violators is extensive and it is what led to Facebook's decision to remove his account, a statement from the company said.
Facebook, which counts India among its largest markets with over 300 million users, has been in the eye of a storm after a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report alleged that its content policies favoured the ruling BJP.
The report had alleged that Facebook had ignored posts containing hate speech by Raja Singh. Since then, the BJP and Congress have been trading barbs over the social media giant's alleged bias.
In the wake of the WSJ report, a Parliamentary panel had summoned Facebook representatives to discuss the issue of alleged misuse of the social media platform on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had also written to Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg accusing the social media platform's employees of supporting people from a political predisposition that lost successive elections, and "abusing" the Prime Minister and senior cabinet ministers.
Congress had also written to Facebook, complaining of 'bias' towards the BJP.

If the court had put a stay on the conviction, the Congress leader may have been able to return to the Lok Sabha.

Setback for Rahul Gandhi: Surat court dismisses plea for stay on conviction

Setback for Rahul Gandhi: Surat court says 'no' to putting conviction on hold


If the court had put a stay on the conviction, the Congress leader may have been able to return to the Lok Sabha.

Nearly a month after he was sentenced to 2 years in jail, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi suffered another setback on April 20, 2023.
A court in Surat, Gujarat rejected Gandhi's application for putting on hold his conviction in a defamation case.
The conviction led to Gandhi's expulsion from Parliament. If the court had put a stay on the conviction, the Congress leader may have been able to return to the Lok Sabha.
Gandhi was convicted for linking the Modi surname to thievery.
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