Priyanka Gandhi criticized the BJP, claiming their political tactics lack democratic norms and compare to natural disasters like landslides. Speaking in Kerala, she charged the ruling party with damaging institutions and eroding public trust. Assuring Wayanad constituents, she promised to voice their concerns in Parliament as their newly elected MP.

Over 5.59 lakh candidates are set to appear for 4,002 police constable vacancies in Jammu and Kashmir starting December 1. Exams will be conducted on three different dates with various measures in place to ensure transparency. Disqualified aspirants protested, demanding age relaxation and rescheduling. Another recruitment drive for 669 sub-inspector posts begins December 3.

Air India pilot Srishti Tuli, who was found dead in her Mumbai flat, spoke to her family just 15 minutes before taking her life. Her boyfriend, Aditya Pandit, currently in custody, allegedly coerced her into financial transactions. Authorities are investigating WhatsApp messages and emotional distress linked to their relationship.

Sharad Pawar of the Nationalist Congress Party asserted discrepancies in the Electronic Voting Machines during the Maharashtra Assembly elections but admitted the lack of concrete evidence. He criticized the ruling parties for misusing power and financial resources. The Congress also intensified criticism of the Election Commission, questioning the integrity and reliability of the voting process.

Rahul Gandhi accused PM Modi of undermining equality by shielding industrialist Gautam Adani despite serious US allegations. Speaking in Kerala, he criticized Modi for not indicting Adani in India and highlighted the government's discrimination against Wayanad residents. Gandhi urged Congress members to press the Kerala government to support landslide victims and praised Priyanka Gandhi's electoral victory.

The Election Commission responded to Congress' claims of inconsistencies in voter turnout data in Maharashtra elections, assuring a transparent review process and involvement of all parties. Despite Congress' concerns about an increase in voters and reliability of EVMs, EC affirmed no discrepancies in the data.

RSS condemns extremist violence against minorities in Bangladesh, urging the government to halt such atrocities and release imprisoned Iskcon monk Chinmoy Krishna Das. India emphasizes the interim Bangladesh government’s duty to protect all citizens amid rising violence, stressing the need for global opinion and efforts to address the crisis.

Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq urges the J&K government to halt dismissals of employees over alleged terror links and reinstate those already terminated. This statement follows the recent dismissal of a pharmacist and a teacher by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha under Article 311 (2)(c) of the Constitution, citing established terror connections.

Police in Manipur have arrested four militants from two banned outfits for illegal firearm possession and extortion. Chongtham Shyamchandra Singh, Maibam Suraj Khan, and Boghimayum Sahid Khan of Kangleipak Communist Party were detained, while Sangomshumpham Warish from United National Liberation Front was also arrested. Authorities recovered various firearms, ammunition, and explosives.

Police were deployed at Samajwadi Party leader Mata Prasad Pandey's residence on Saturday to prevent a 15-member delegation from visiting violence-hit Sambhal district in Uttar Pradesh. Sambhal district administration has prohibited entry of outsiders till December 10. SP Chief Akhilesh Yadav criticized the BJP government, calling for suspension of the entire administrative board in Sambhal.

JN Ray Hospital in Kolkata announced it will no longer admit Bangladeshi patients in response to protests over alleged mistreatment of Hindus in Bangladesh. The hospital cited insults towards the Indian flag by Bangladeshis as the reason. They urged other healthcare institutions to adopt similar measures to demonstrate against the reported atrocities.

The BJP has criticized Congress leader Bhai Jagtap for likening the Election Commission to a dog sitting outside PM Modi’s residence, and demanded action against him. This follows Congress's allegations of voter data tampering in the Maharashtra Assembly elections, raising concerns about EVMs and increased voter turnout.

Supreme Court directs Sambhal administration to maintain peace amid communal tensions and orders the trial court not to proceed with the survey of Shahi Jama Masjid. The survey report, to be carried out by an advocate commissioner, is to be kept sealed until Allahabad High Court hears the mosque committee's plea.

Caretaker CM Eknath Shinde returns to his village amid talks of forming Maharashtra's new cabinet. BJP pushes for Devendra Fadnavis as CM, with Shinde and Ajit Pawar as possible deputies. Deliberations continue on power-sharing, with cabinet swearing-in expected around December 5. Shinde’s support to the Mahayuti CM candidate indicates progress in negotiations.

JN Ray Hospital in Kolkata announced it will no longer admit Bangladeshi patients in response to protests over alleged mistreatment of Hindus in Bangladesh. The hospital cited insults towards the Indian flag by Bangladeshis as the reason. They urged other healthcare institutions to adopt similar measures to demonstrate against the reported atrocities.

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq condemns the court-ordered surveys of Muslim religious sites, warning these actions could intensify tensions and undermine the sentiments of millions of Muslims. He references recent violence in UP, concerns over ongoing surveys in Varanasi and Ajmer, and questions India's secular claims amidst these developments.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to lead the annual three-day police chiefs' conference in Bhubaneswar, focusing on emerging security challenges, counter-terrorism, and new criminal laws implementation. Home Minister Amit Shah praised the police for the smooth 2024 election conduct and emphasized zero-tolerance against security threats.

Chief minister Eknath Shinde, deputy CMs Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar met with Amit Shah and BJP President JP Nadda. Shinde is expected to announce a significant decision within 24 hours. Discussions continue about the power-sharing pact and the finalization of the Maharashtra cabinet.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused opposition parties of spreading misinformation to regain power, highlighting their 'Chowkidaar chor' jibe. He lauded BJP's surprise victories in states like Odisha as proof of party workers' dedication. Addressing BJP workers in Bhubaneswar, Modi called for vigilance against opposition's tactics and emphasized BJP's commitment to development.

Amidst tensions in Sambhal due to the controversial Shahi Jama Masjid survey, the Supreme Court directed the trial court to halt proceedings and keep the survey report sealed until reviewed by the Allahabad High Court. Violence erupted on November 24 following the survey order, leading to fatalities. Authorities restored internet services and ensured peaceful Friday prayers.

Delhi chief minister Atishi offered to not field a candidate against BJP's Vijender Gupta in Rohini elections if Gupta could secure the reinstatement of 10,000 bus marshals. Atishi also offered to campaign for Gupta if he navigated the bureaucratic hurdles.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, during the CWC meeting, attributed the party's mixed election results to internal disunity and EVM issues. He emphasized unity, discipline, and a focus on local concerns while calling for improved campaign strategies and addressing organizational weaknesses for future success.