The Latest Breaking News from KPCC

Welcoming the passage of the Karnataka Prohibition of Violence Against Advocates Bill, 2023, in the State Legislature, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) spokesperson H.A. Venkatesh said the move will give a boost to the moral strength of the advocates.

Vandals attack KPCC general secretary's house in Alappuzha after Youth Congress protest against CM.

CPI(M) march in Idukki against State govt's decision to declare 364.39 hectares of revenue land as reserve forest. Udumbanchola MLA M.M. Mani inaugurated march, joined by Devikulam MLA A. Raja, KPCC member A.K. Mani, and others. ILFM general convener Rasak Chooravelil said govt's decision detrimental to farmers.

UDF’s Mock trials Vicharana Sadas in Thiruvananthapuram to highlight govt's 'corruption, nepotism, extravagance & mafia raj'. KPCC president to inaugurate 'Vicharana Sadas' at Pappanamcode. People to present experiences of govt's 'erroneous policies'.

Even though the exit polls have predicted that the Congress will register a victory in the Telangana Legislative Assembly elections, the party has proposed a plan to shift its newly elected legislators to Bengaluru as a precautionary measure to prevent poaching in case of the fractured mandate.

KPCC working president Satish Jarkiholi announces preparations for Lok Sabha polls soon. Meeting of senior party leaders to be held in Belagavi to discuss candidate selection. Equal representation to all communities, no application fee. Controversy over socio-economic survey needless, merits to be discussed once report submitted. Winter session to discuss…

KPCC suspends member for attending Navakerala Sadas; DCC president says "Congress has changed"; massive protests planned against alleged attack on Congress workers; DCC demands suspension of police officer. Congress to hold protests in all constituencies, march to Police Chief's office, and meeting at Kottaparambu ground.

Satish Jarkiholi, Public Works Minister & KPCC working president, recently completed a solo tour of Dubai. He cancelled plans to take legislators to Mysuru, but announced a trip to Dubai. He clarified that the Congress govt's plan to integrate departments is for administrative convenience, not due to financial constraints.

KPCC backs off from disciplining Aryadan Shoukath for anti-party activity, accepts apology. CPI(M)’s gambit to “champion” Shoukath, draw IUML closer to LDF, foiled. KPCC finds Shoukath had gone ahead with rally, ignoring requests to desist. KPCC lifts ban on Shoukath attending party programmes.