New Delhi: The India Front, which was formed to fight the BJP, is now in danger of breaking up after the Left Front in West Bengal announced that it will fight against the Trinamool Congress. The CPM, the main party of the Left Front, has made it clear that the CPM cannot tie up with the Trinamool Congress under any circumstances.

The Central Committee of the CPM has also allowed the West Bengal unit to field its own candidates against the Trinamool Congress in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The CPM has given freedom to the party units in other states to strategize according to the situation but this does not make sense given that there is no war between the CPM and the Trinamool anywhere except in Bengal. In Bengal at present there is an alliance between the Congress and the Left Front. The CPM has also appealed to the Congress not to tie up with the Trinamool, saying that we have taken a decision and now let the Congress take a decision on Bengal.

Law prohibiting polygamy in Assam

The Assam Government has announced a law to ban polygamy, sparking fresh controversy. An expert committee formed by the BJP government to examine the possibility of enacting a law banning polygamy in the state has submitted a report to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.

The report recommended that the legislature could enact such a law. Following this, Sarma tweeted that the expert committee has submitted its report to the state government. The law will come into force this financial year. The committee has said in its report that the state government is competent to make this law.

According to experts, issues including marriage do not come under the purview of the state government, yet the BJP government is interfering in it. When laws including the Muslim Personal Law are in force, the state government cannot enact such a law, so there is bound to be a controversy.

If Vasundhara is not promoted, there is a threat of rebellion

In Rajasthan, veteran BJP leader Devi Singh Bhati has threatened that if BJP does not declare Vasundhara Raje as the chief ministerial candidate, I will form a third front. This third front will defeat the BJP in the assembly elections. This third front will defeat the BJP by fielding candidates in more than fifty assembly seats in Rajasthan.

Devi Singh Bhati has been going to Marwar and other areas in Rajasthan for the past several months and holding meetings with Vasundhara's supporters. Manata Bhati, who is very close to Vasundhara, has won assembly elections seven times and has been a minister three times. One of the veteran BJP leaders, Bhati, has great influence over the Rajput voters.

Bhati has also convinced Vasundhara's opponent Manatha Hanuman Beniwal to support Vasundhara. Bhati says that this time Beniwal will also work for Vasundhara. If the BJP does not believe, it will itself form a front with Beniwal.

Monu Manesar was embroiled in the Seema Haider controversy

The Monu Monesar boat, whose name is being mentioned in the violence in Haryana's Nooh, is involved in controversy. Amit Jani, who is making a film on the murder of Kanhaiya Lal tailor by Muslims in Udaipur, Rajasthan, has offered a role to Seema Haider, who came from Pakistan to India, for the film. While Seema has also accepted the film's offer, Amit Jani has alleged that former Samajwadi Party spokesperson Abhishek Som and Monu Manesar have threatened to kill Seema if she is not removed from the film.

Amit has filed a police complaint in UP's Meerut regarding this. Amit claims that Abhishek has threatened through a video that he will attack the sets of the film along with his goons. Amit has also made this video viral on social media.

The Assam Rifles moved to keep Meitei happy

The Manipur government has ordered the withdrawal of Assam Rifles Personnel from several check posts in the state. Assam Rifles personnel will be replaced by Manipur Police and CRPF personnel. When Manipur is burning, BJP's N. This decision taken by the Birensingh government for political reasons is being criticized.

Assam Rifles personnel are believed to have been removed from check posts to appease the Meitei community of the state. People of the Meitei community allege that the Assam Rifles personnel are targeting the Meitei community as they are involved in drug cultivation in the hills.

Recently, a mob of rioters crossed the buffer zone on the Churachandpur-Bishnapur border and entered the areas of the Meitei community, causing violence and killing three people. There were allegations that the Assam Rifles personnel had allowed the mob to enter the Meitei community.

Kejriwal has the Supreme Court last aro

After the Delhi Service Bill, which makes the Lieutenant Governor supreme in Delhi, has been passed in the Parliament, now the Aam Aadmi Party has no option but to go to the Supreme Court. All eyes were on whether this bill would pass in the Rajya Sabha or not, but in the Rajya Sabha, 131 votes were cast in favor of the Delhi Service Bill, while only 102 votes were cast against it. Now this bill will get the seal of the President and this bill will take the form of a law. With this bill becoming a law, the central government will become paramount in Delhi.

According to constitutional experts, the central government has sent a message that it does not respect the constitution by passing this bill. Even though the Supreme Court has already rejected a similar law, the Modi government has indirectly challenged the Supreme Court by making the same law again.

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Chadha accused of forging signatures of Rajya Sabha members

AAP MP Raghav Chadha has been embroiled in a big controversy over the issue of forged signatures of five MPs in the Rajya Sabha. He has been accused of including the names of five members without his approval to select the proposed committee on the Delhi Service Bill. Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh has called for an investigation following such incidents. Rahul Chadha proposed to appoint a committee to scrutinize the bill. Responding to the allegations, Chadha said that I will respond to the Privileges Committee if it sends a notice to me. Among these five MPs, the names of three BJP Rajya Sabha MPs, S Fangonan Konyak, Narahari Amin and Sudhanshun Trivedi, while AIADMK and BJD's Sasmeet Patra were included.

Quota of MPs will not increase in Kendriya Vidyalayas: Centre

The central government is not planning to re-introduce the quota of MPs in central colleges across the country in any way. The government's reply came in response to a question raised by Biju Janata Dal (BJD) member Sarmishtha Sethi in the Lok Sabha on whether the government wants to bring back the discretionary quota in Kendriya Vidyalayas, which was dropped last year. No such proposal at present, said Union Education Minister Annapurna Devi in ​​a written reply. No such proposal is even under consideration for Yatra. This is because the student-to-student ratio may deteriorate if this is done.

Demand inquiry into allegations against Agriculture Minister

The Karnataka governor has demanded an inquiry from the state chief secretary's office into corruption allegations against agriculture minister N Chaluvarayaswamy. This action is being taken in the context of the letter written by seven officials of the agriculture department to the government office. The agriculture minister is accused of asking for a bribe ranging from six to 78 lakh rupees. Pradhan has termed this allegation completely baseless. The officials of the agriculture department of Mandaya district have made this allegation.

Strong criticism of Reddy's appointment as TTD chief

In Andhra Pradesh, the opposition has objected to the appointment of senior YSR leader and party leader Tirupati Karunakar Reddy (Bhumana), saying he is a Christian. The Andhra government has appointed Bhumana as the TTD chief on Saturday evening. He has been appointed in place of Y V Subba Reddy.

- Inder Sahni