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Chandigarh, December 10: Punjab Minister Harpal Cheema on Tuesday accused opposition parties of “finding ways to save themselves” amid ongoing political controversies in the state. He alleged that certain leaders were attempting to divert attention from key governance issues to protect their own interests.

Cheema emphasized that the government remains focused on addressing public concerns and implementing developmental projects, while opposition strategies are primarily aimed at political survival. He urged citizens to remain vigilant and said transparency and accountability would continue to be the hallmark of the state administration.

Shimla, December 10: A member of the Shimla royal family on Tuesday alleged that actor Rahul Bose used a fake domicile certificate to claim certain privileges and benefits in Himachal Pradesh. The royal family member demanded a thorough investigation into the matter to verify the authenticity of the documents presented by Bose.

Authorities have been urged to examine the legal and administrative aspects of the case to ensure no rules were violated. The allegation has sparked debate in local political and social circles, with calls for transparency and accountability in the issuance and verification of domicile certificates.

Amaravati, December 10: YSR Congress Party leader Y.S. Jagan on Tuesday alleged that the previous Telugu Desam Party (TDP) government manipulated official figures to mislead the public. He claimed that several key data points presented by the TDP were inaccurate and aimed at projecting a false image of governance.

Jagan urged officials and citizens to scrutinize the previous administration’s records and demanded accountability for the alleged discrepancies. He emphasized that transparency and truthful reporting are essential for good governance and said his party is committed to exposing irregularities to ensure public trust is maintained.

New Delhi, December 10: Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Singh on Tuesday moved a notice under Rule 267 of the House, seeking a discussion on a pressing issue of national importance. The notice allows for suspension of regular business to raise matters that require immediate attention and debate among members.

Singh emphasized the significance of the topic and urged the House leadership to allot time for discussion, highlighting that parliamentary deliberation is crucial for informed decision-making. Members from various parties are expected to participate, and the move reflects the opposition’s intent to bring urgent matters to the forefront of the Rajya Sabha agenda.

New Delhi, December 10: Samajwadi Party MP Ram Gopal Yadav on Tuesday commented on a recent aviation-related incident, stating that it occurred following an order issued by the Civil Aviation Ministry. Yadav highlighted the need for clarity and proper implementation of directives to avoid operational disruptions in the sector.

He urged the authorities to ensure that policy instructions are effectively communicated and executed, stressing that lapses can lead to unnecessary confusion and inconvenience for passengers and stakeholders. Yadav also called for accountability measures to prevent similar incidents in the future and maintain public confidence in civil aviation operations.

New Delhi, December 10: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Tuesday described Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as a “part-time” political leader, criticizing his involvement and engagement in party affairs. Joshi alleged that Gandhi’s intermittent participation reflects a lack of commitment to addressing key issues faced by the public and the nation.

The minister said that political leadership requires consistent dedication and responsiveness, and questioned Gandhi’s ability to fulfill such responsibilities effectively. Joshi’s remarks sparked reactions across political circles, with party leaders and analysts weighing in on the implications of his statement ahead of upcoming electoral contests.

Tirupati, December 10: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on the YSR Congress Party and its leadership over the alleged Tirumala scam, asserting that those who misuse temple funds will not be spared. Referring to the sanctity of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), Naidu said the money donated by devotees is sacred and any misuse amounts to a betrayal of public faith.

Naidu accused the previous YSRCP government of failing to maintain transparency in the administration of temple affairs and demanded a thorough probe into the alleged irregularities. He assured devotees that his government is committed to protecting the sanctity of Tirumala, ensuring accountability, and restoring public trust in temple governance. The Chief Minister said strict action will be taken against anyone found guilty, irrespective of position or political affiliation.