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Congress’s Youth Wing Suspends 215 Office-Bearers for Failing to Attend Nov 1 INDIA Bloc Rally

The party cited organisational indiscipline and said 60 office-bearers missed the rally, including nine district presidents and five state vice-presidents.

  • The Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress suspended 60 office-bearers on Tuesday, including nine district presidents and 14 general secretaries, for missing the November 1 'Vote Chori' rally at Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi.
  • Citing "organisational indiscipline," the Youth Congress leadership issued suspension orders following instructions from the national outfit, describing the rally as an INDIA bloc show of strength featuring Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders.
  • Suspended officials cited personal reasons for their absence: Saurabh Sharma attended his brother's child's birth after 12 years, while Shivraj Singh Yadav missed the rally for his sister's wedding, and Maurya cited fever from weather changes.
  • Youth Congress in-charge Shivi Singh Chauhan stated the organization took action based on "attendance and prior communication" with leadership, penalizing only those who failed to notify officials of their absence.
  • Amit Shah accused Rahul Gandhi of "rubbing salt into 1984 victims' wounds" by organizing the INDIA bloc rally, while the suspensions remain in force until further notice.
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The MP Youth Congress has suspended 60 of its office bearers for not attending the "vote theft" rally held at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan on November 1st. These include nine district presidents, five vice presidents, 14 general secretaries, and 32 secretaries. The order, issued on November 3rd, cited organizational indiscipline.

Youth Congress suspends 60 Madhya Pradesh office-bearers for skipping 'Vote Chori' rally in Delhi

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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