Youth Congress to launch web portal

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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsTo mobilise public against BJP government’s misrule, the Karnataka Pradesh Youth Congress Committee (KPYCC) has decided to launch a web-based programme where people can vent their ire.Addressing a joint press conference here on Tuesday, KPYCC president Rizwan Arshad and vice-president Priyankia Kharge informed that the new and unique programme ‘Yuvadhwani’ would be formally launched on August 16. Describing Yuvadhwani, Arshad said the portal would contain information pertaining to the corruption charges being faced by the current BJP ministers.Elsewhere in the city, a group of Congress leaders, including former Union Minister for Railways C K Jaffer Sharief, held a separate meeting under the banner of “Party Loyalists” and reportedly expressed displeasure over the functioning of the KPCC. The group has decided to visit Delhi and meet party supremo Sonia Gandhi.first published:August 15, 2012, 11:05 ISTlast updated:August 15, 2012, 11:05 IST
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To mobilise public against BJP government’s misrule, the Karnataka Pradesh Youth Congress Committee (KPYCC) has decided to launch a web-based programme where people can vent their ire.

Addressing a joint press conference here on Tuesday, KPYCC president Rizwan Arshad and vice-president Priyankia Kharge informed that the new and unique programme ‘Yuvadhwani’ would be formally launched on August 16. Describing Yuvadhwani, Arshad said the portal would contain information pertaining to the corruption charges being faced by the current BJP ministers.

Elsewhere in the city, a group of Congress leaders, including former Union Minister for Railways C K Jaffer Sharief, held a separate meeting under the banner of “Party Loyalists” and reportedly expressed displeasure over the functioning of the KPCC. The group has decided to visit Delhi and meet party supremo Sonia Gandhi.