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The Congress has released a list of 61 candidates for the 2017 Punjab state polls.
Punjab Congress Chief Captain Amarinder Singh will contest from Patiala.
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Captain Amarinder Singh, the party's chief in Punjab, will contest the elections from Patiala.
Punjab is currently governed by the coalition between the Shiromani Akali Dal and the Bharatiya
Janata Party. Along with the SAD-BJP alliance, the Congress Party and Delhi Chief Minister
Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party are expected to be major contenders in the state polls.
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Like U.P. , why Rahul has not gone on yatra to Punjab. Voters are feeling sad for missing
opportunity to get ''khats''.Rajendra Lal
Here is the Congress' list.
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CJI TS Thakur had recently written to government on pay hike for judges.
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court and high court judges may soon get a fatter pay packet as the
government is likely to bring a bill in this regard in the next session of Parliament.
Chief Justice of India T S Thakur had recently written to the government seeking a hike in
salaries of Supreme Court and high court judges.
Sources in the government said the issue is under active consideration and a bill to amend The
High Court and the Supreme Court Judges (Salaries and Conditions of Service) Amendment Act
may come up in the Budget session of Parliament which may begin in the first week of February
next.
While the sources refused to share details of the quantum of hike sought by the CJI, they said to
affect the pay hike, the Act has to amended.
As the winter session of Parliament is coming to an end on Friday, they said the bill would now
come up in the Budget session.
A Supreme Court judge at present gets Rs 1.5 lakh a month in hand after all deductions from
salary and allowances. The CJI gets a higher amount than this, while the judges of the high court
get a lesser amount. This amount does not include the rent-free residences provided to the judges
while they are in service.
After the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission, the matter was already under the
consideration of the government.
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road show in Jaunpur in September as part of his 'Kisan Yatra and Khat Sabha' from Deoria to
Delhi.
Rahul may use the Jaunpur rally as an 'appropriate forum' to reveal the charges he leveled against
the PM, for which preparations are on to make his rally a grand success. Goswami held a
meeting of party office bearers of Varanasi, Ghazipur, Mirzapur, Bhadohi, Chandauli and
Azamgarh districts at the Englishia Line office.
The Jaunpur rally of Rahul is supposed to be a significant one particularly after his attack on the
PM over demonetization, alleging that he has 'information on corruption by the PM' who is
'terrified' and therefore not allowing him to speak in Parliament. "If Rahul Gandhi is leveling
charges against the PM, he would definitely have some vital information in this regard. Let
Jaunpur rally happen, everything will be clear," said Goswami, while adding that Rahul Gandhi
is being prevented from speaking in the Lok Sabha.
Meanwhile, the local Congressmen here in the PM's constituency continued their 12-day 'Sawal
Satyagrah' (question campaign) over demonetization on the fifth consecutive day on Friday by
holding dharna at Chittaranjan Park, Dashashwamedh. The dharna was attended by Congress
MLA Ajay Rai, UPCC vice president Digvijay Singh, Vijay Shankar Pandey, Shailendra Singh
and others.
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