New Delhi: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin's son Udayanidhi Stalin compared the Sanatam religion to the Corona virus and talked about eradicating it, which has caused a deep reaction. Ayodhya's saint Paramahansa Acharya has created a controversy by announcing a reward of Rs 10 crore to anyone who separates Stalin's head from his torso. Acharya also swung a sword at Udayanidhi's poster.

Acharya's move is being criticized on social media. In this way, people are also demanding that the public instigator of the murder should be arrested by announcing a huge reward for the murder of Udayanidhi. Some people are criticizing that Acharya is defaming Hinduism by talking like fundamentalists.

Udayanidhi is also being protested on social media but Udayanidhi has refused to apologise. On the contrary, he has said that I am adamant about abolishing Sanatan Dharma.

Sonia-Rahul loyalists in Khadge's election committee

Murmurs have started in the Congress against the Central Election Committee formed by Mallikarjun Khadge. The Congress leader is criticizing that people who cannot win elections themselves have been given the responsibility of winning the party by including them in the Central Election Committee. Leaders are upset that the Central Election Committee has more Rajya Sabha members than Lok Sabha members.

Apart from Sonia and Rahul, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury is in the Central Election Committee formed by Khadge. K.C. Venugopal, Ambika Soni, Salman Khurshid, P.L. Loyalists of the Nehru-Gandhi nobility such as Punia and Madhusudan Mistry are included. Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister T.S. Apart from Singhdev, there is no leader with a broad base in this committee.

Counting months are left for the assembly elections in five states, which are very important for the Congress. The new committee will take all decisions related to the elections in these five states.

Anniversary of Rahul's trip, no excitement among Congressmen

When Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra completes one year on September 7, Congress has announced to take out Bharat Jodo Yatra in every district of the country, but there is not much enthusiasm among the Congress workers. Congress workers say that the high command has ordered the celebration but no information has been given including how long the Bharat Jodo Yatra will be at the district level. When questioned about this, the government has given an answer that the details will be sent to the district congress committees soon. Congress leaders claim that it is difficult to plan in such a short period when there are not many days left before September 7.

Congress also wanted to organize big programs in each state capital, but due to lack of enthusiasm from the leaders, this program had to be dropped. Instead, it will be considered satisfaction by celebrating at the district level. Rahul Gandhi's 145-day journey, which started from Kanyakumari, ended on January 30 in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir.

A test of opposition unity on UP's Ghosi seat

Voting has been done for seven assembly seats in six states of the country and now all eyes are on the counting of votes to be held on Friday. Among these seven seats, the most important seat is the Ghosi seat in Uttar Pradesh, where there is a direct fight between the BJP and the Samajwadi Party.

Congress, Rashtriya Lok Dal and BSP have not fielded candidates for the ongoing elections as Darasingh Chauhan, who was elected on the Samajwadi Party ticket, left the SP and joined the BJP. Because of this, this election is being seen as the first test of the BJP vs India alliance battle. BJP has fielded Darasingh again so this seat is a matter of personal prestige for Darasingh.

Apart from UP's Ghosi, Tripura has two seats while West Bengal, Kerala, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand have one seat each. In Bengal, there is a tripartite battle of BJP, Trinamool Congress and Congress-CPM.

Will Shivraj be retired like Dhoni?

Rajnath Singh called Madhya Pradesh's Shivraj Singh Chouhan as Mahendra Singh Dhoni of politics, BJP leaders are sarcasm. The BJP leader is asking that, like Rajnath Dhoni, Shivraj Singh is not giving an indication that it is time to leave? Rajnath said that it is not an exaggeration to call Mama Shivraj the Dhoni of politics because Shivraj knows very well how to win the party in elections. Whatever the beginning, Mama knows well how to win in the end. The BJP leader is also sarcastically saying that Rajnath has indirectly accepted that BJP's condition in Madhya Pradesh is not good now.

BJP's election campaign in Madhya Pradesh is in the hands of Shivraj but surprisingly BJP has not announced Shivraj as its chief ministerial candidate. Due to this, there are speculations that Shivraj will be forced to stay home after the election.

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Governor of Bengal appointed VCs in 16 Univ

In Bengal, another situation has arisen between the Governor and CM Mamata Banerjee. Governor CV Anand Bose has appointed interim vice chancellors in 16 universities of the state. The state government has strongly opposed this move of the governor. The state government has also threatened to take action against it. Interestingly, Bose issued a circular on Saturday evening saying that the VC is the principal executive officer in state universities and other institutions cannot take direct orders from the government or the executive without his approval.

Uma Bharti's sarcasm on BJP during the Yatra

BJP chief J. Peed. Disagreement within the party has become evident in the state with Nadda ditching former chief minister Uma Bharti in the party's Mahakaya Jan Aswarwad Yatra. Bharti, a leader of the Ramjanmabhoomi temple movement, said the party could have at least sent him an invitation to show formality. I had said that I am not going to be present in the Yatra anyway, but the party should have at least shown this much discretion. I won't be going to either the opening or the closing as I'm not invited.

G-20 : No delivery to Swiggy-Zometani for three days

The G20 Leaders Summit is being organized on September 9 and 10 at the newly constructed International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Bharat Mandapam. As the G-20 is a high-profile meeting, some restrictions have been imposed in New Delhi. Among them, Swiggy and Zomato will not be able to deliver in Central Delhi from September 8 to 10. Cloud kitchens, commercial establishments, markets, food delivery and commercial delivery services will all be closed. Not only this, internet delivery companies like Amazon and Flipkart will also not be allowed to deliver in controlled zones. Only medicines and essential items are allowed.

- Inder Sahni