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The so-called Anti-Communal Task Force, the Hate Speech Bill, the Rohith Vemula Bill pushed at Rahul Gandhi’s insistence, the dubious Dharmasthala SIT, and now the Congress government’s decision to have Smt. Banu Mustaq - who has openly expressed her opposition to the worship of Kannada as mother Bhuvaneshwari, objected...

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The malicious attempt targeting the faith and belief of millions of devotees across the country of Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala is deeply concerning. A random masked person appearing out of nowhere and claiming to be a sanitation worker who single-handedly buried hundreds of bodies seemed suspicious from the beginning. The swift action taken by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in ordering an investigation based solely on the claims of an unidentified masked individual, and appointing a SIT without first conducting a preliminary inquiry as advised by senior officials, is shocking. It raises serious questions about whether the same urgency would have been shown if such allegations or conspiracies were made against places of worship belonging to other religions. There are reports suggesting that someone from Delhi recommended and ensured the involvement of the SIT. The Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister must clarify who is controlling this from Delhi. The Congress-led Karnataka government had earlier withdrawn the general consent given to the CBI. This means the central agency cannot investigate any matter in the state without the state’s permission. I have requested Hon’ble Home Minister Shri Amit Shah Ji to consider ordering a CBI inquiry into this case. Furthermore, the state government has consistently appeared to target the Hindu community. This is evident from the formation of the Anti-Communal Task Force and the promotion of divisive narratives like the Rohith Vemula Bill, reportedly following a letter from Rahul Gandhi in Delhi. The state government must respond to all these concerns and immediately support a transparent and thorough CBI inquiry. It is essential to uncover the full extent of the conspiracy and examine the possible involvement of state-supported actors and foreign entities.

Tejasvi Surya

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I have had the privilege of heading this tripartite department, which focuses not only on law but also on RTI and human rights. A few months ago, we had a very successful all-India-level meeting at the Vigyan Bhawan, where we tried to bring people from all corners of India. Carrying forward from there: 👉 The first facet we discussed today, in line with Shri Rahul Gandhi's great initiative to revitalise district units, is that we are now making, reconstituting, operationalising, identifying, and listing for each administrative district of India a team of at least 5 senior persons from these three subjects. They will be our eyes and ears on the ground, including coordinators, actors, and movers. And this will be put together in a final list for all of India after being addressed for each district and will be done by the state chairman in consultation with us, and where there are no state chairpersons, through the nominees at the central level. 👉 The second facet we discussed is the operationalising of a Rapid Response Force, the RRF, at the state level, having a minimum of 5 senior people who can take up cudgels on behalf of the Congress party in legal matters in the court - to argue, seek relief and get things moving inside the court. We have given it a 4-6 week timeline. 👉 The third facet is the building of a directory an all-India directory, searchable both by state as well as by alphabetical name across all these categories of all those involved in our department. Again, we have given this a 4-6 week timeline. 👉 The fifth and the last important facet is to try and involve youngsters, possibly between the ages 21 and 30, who want to be associated with the Congress and legal professionals - including RTI and human rights professionals. They will be tied up in an internship programme with our 127 MPs in the first phase on the said three subjects with the Congress approach, with the Congress ecosystem. They are not necessarily required to be part of the Congress as of now. If this works well, then we will also expand it to each MLA in each assembly-level position. I am thankful to all the people who attended the meeting. We had representatives from across India. So we hope to kind of tie all this together and have another function where we will present this to the Congress President Kharge ji and LoP Rahul Gandhi ji in the near future. : Chairman, AICC Law, RTI & Human Rights Department Shri Abhishek Singhvi

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