1. Rahul Gandhi “Is Yet To Understand How Government Functions,” according to Anurag Thakur.

The OBCs are the largest caste group in terms of numbers, yet they are underrepresented in the highest levels of government, according to the Congress leader, who has been accusing the BJP-led government of doing so.

Anurag Thakur, a union minister, advised Congressman Rahul Gandhi on Monday to hire knowledgeable advisors who are familiar with the subtleties of government.
Rahul Gandhi still doesn’t understand how the government works or makes decisions after being in politics for so long and having the Congress in power for ten years, a senior BJP leader said in a jab at Mr. Gandhi for saying that only three of India’s 90 secretaries are from the Other Backward Classes (OBC) and that they only have control over 5% of the budget.

The OBCs are the largest caste group in terms of numbers, yet they are underrepresented in the highest levels of government, according to the Congress leader, who has been accusing the BJP-led government of doing so.

The BJP responded to Mr. Gandhi by claiming that the cabinet was established by the Union Council of Ministers and that there was a strong representation of OBCs in it.

The information and broadcasting minister told reporters, “I don’t know who advises him (Gandhi), at least seek good advice,” adding that the government is made up of the Union Cabinet, which is presided over by the prime minister.

In an apparent allusion to Gandhi’s comments on OBC secretaries, BJP member and party leader JP Nadda stated on Thursday in Rajya Sabha that the OBC reservation in services was only established after the Supreme Court requested it in 1992.

In a question to the Congress about the number of OBC secretaries during the 2004–2014 era, when the Congress–led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) was in power at the Center, Mr. Nadda stated that the cut-off for the present panel of secretaries is 1992.

Regarding rumors that the CPI may run for Gandhi’s current Lok Sabha seat in Kerala’s Wayanad, Thakur noted that there would inevitably be disagreements among the members of the opposition INDIA group. “There will inevitably be disparities. They don’t have capable leaders, their policies are different, and their objectives have been questioned, as we’ve said before,” he said.

The senior BJP official claimed that Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, a Congress politician, had also expressed his thoughts on the West Bengal opposition coalition.

They must choose who and where will contest. Whoever runs, Modi will win, according to Mr. Thakur.

Gandhi should accept the challenge from AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi to run against him from Hyderabad, according to Mr. Thakur.

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“The challenge ought to be taken up. One person is issuing the challenge, and the other must accept it, thus this is an issue between two people, he stated.

2. After introducing a program in Chhattisgarh, Rahul Gandhi travels by train.

Rahul Gandhi was in the state, which is governed by the Congress, for a day-long visit before the end-of-the-year assembly elections.

Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, spoke to passengers on board the train as it traveled from the Bilaspur district of Chhattisgarh, where he delivered a speech, to the state capital Raipur on Monday.
He was in the state, which is run by the Congress, for a day-long visit before the end-of-the-year assembly elections.

The state’s 2,600 trains were allegedly canceled in the last several months, according to the state’s ruling Congress, which led to severe suffering for the populace.

at the late afternoon, Mr. Gandhi traveled about 125 kilometers from Raipur to attend the Congress government’s “Awas Nyay Sammelan” event on housing at the Parsada (Sakri) hamlet of the Takhatpur development block of Bilaspur district.

After the occasion, the Lok Sabha MP, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, Congress state in-charge Kumari Selja, and State Unit President Dipak Baij, among others, boarded the Bilaspur-Itwari Intercity train from Bilaspur. They rode aboard a sleeping bus.

At 5:50 p.m., the train arrived at Raipur Railway Station, where a sizable contingent of Congress supporters and leaders, including party MLA Kuldip Juneja, greeted Gandhi.

According to State Congress Chief Baij, Mr. Gandhi engaged with other passengers on the train, including youngsters.

A young woman Mr. Gandhi spoke to on the train revealed that she plays hockey and informed the Congressman about the deteriorating state of the astroturf field in Rajnandgaon.

The Rajnandgaon district native stated, “I told him that we want a new grass.

There were some more hockey players with her.

According to a man accompanying the athletes, Mr. Gandhi asked about the training and other amenities offered to players at the Khelo India Centre in Rajnandgaon.