Jyotiraditya Scindia

Jyotiraditya Scindia who was until now, being considered as the next face to represent the grand old party, took to Twitter to extend his support on the move of bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Congress is crumbling right under the nose of the leaders who want to lead it but they just don't seem to care.

Scindia had announced yesterday that taking responsibility for the party's defeat in the general elections, he has submitted his resignation from the post of general secretary to party president Rahul Gandhi.

Vijayvargiya went on to say that Madhya Pradesh has witnessed the maximum number of police transfers. He alleged that the posts are being sold.

There are no laws against the son or daughter of a politician joining politics and seeking election. But the nepotism and feudal power play, the repugnant elitism and entitlement that makes the same son and daughter assume that they are above scrutiny and accountability has to go.

More indication that the Congress party has abandoned all hope?

The farmer's loan hasn't been waived off as promised and the police have also raided his house thrice over the due payment of loans

Has Congress lost the faith in their old horse in Madhya Pradesh?

On Thursday evening, the girl's headless body was found lying in an agricultural field close to her village. Her severed head was found some distance away.

Congress candidate Naresh Gyanchandani had lost the Bairagarh constituency to the BJP's Rameshwar Sharma. Rameshwar Sharma had secured 1,05,000 votes while Naresh Gyanchandani got just over 91,000 votes.