UPDATED: Oct 22, 2026 21:33 IST
Congress MP Dr. Mallu Ravi responded to criticisms regarding the Medigadda Barrage investigation, affirming that the state government is taking steady and firm legal action based on a retired judge's report. He also addressed Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks about retaining power, asserting that Shah is using diversion politics ahead of general elections. Highlighting Rahul Gandhi's leadership, Ravi stated, "Everybody knows in the next general election, Congress, uh, alliance with India, they, they will come to power, and ultimately, Rahul Gandhi will become Prime Minister." He further demanded accountability over the removal of voters from lists and criticised unilateral decision-making in governance.
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