YSR Congress (YCP) and its president, YS Jagan, faced a significant shock following the resignation of senior leader Vijay Sai Reddy. This resignation not only left Jagan without one of his closest allies but also resulted in a loss for the party in the Rajya Sabha, as Reddy held an important seat in the Upper House.   Almost three weeks after the resignation, Jagan finally addressed the matter publicly. His response was direct and candid. He expressed that in politics,

BJP’s Strong Criticism of Akhilesh Yadav: The BJP strongly condemned Akhilesh Yadav's remarks declaring the Election Commission "dead" and accusing the Opposition of repeatedly undermining constitutional institutions after electoral defeats. Sambit Patra, BJP MP, expressed outrage over Yadav's statement, calling it an unprecedented attack on the Election Commission, which is a co

In a significant development in Karnataka’s BJP politics, the party’s high command has rejected the rebel camp's demands to replace BY Vijayendra as the state president, leaving the disgruntled leaders without any support. Sources confirmed that BJP’s senior leadership refused to entertain the complaints against Vijayendra, despite attempts by the rebel group to push for a change. The group, which included prominent figures like former minister Ramesh Jarkiholi, had hope

A heated political debate has ensued in Tamil Nadu regarding the Thirupparankundram issue, with DMK Minister P.K. Sekar Babu accusing the BJP of trying to exploit the situation to stir communal tensions for political gain. Babu claimed that the February 4 protest in Madurai’s Palanganatham was orchestrated by BJP members, not Hindu groups, and warned that any attempt to instigate violence would be firmly handled by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin. Law Minister S. Regupathy also voiced concer

Jagan Mohan Reddy’s frequent mention of "Jagan 2.0" has sparked reactions across Andhra Pradesh, especially after his recent remarks during a meeting with party supporters. He promised that his next term as Chief Minister would introduce a "new Jagan" with a different approach. This self-reinvention seems to be a part of his ongoing effort to rebrand himself ahead of future elections, indicating that his leadership style will evolve. However, not everyone is buying i

In the past week, a political verbal clash between Ambati, Rambabu, and Pemmasani Chandrashekar caught the attention of many. It all began when Ambati accused TDP of buying YCP leaders, to which Pemmasani responded by pointing out the defection of TDP MLA Mandali Giri to YCP in 2019. This exchange was marked by sharp rhetoric from both sides, with Ambati defending his stance and Pemmasani countering his arguments.   However, in an unexpected turn, Ambati paused the heate