一 | New Delhi, Oct 13 (UNI) Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Thursday said there were systematic flaws in the Congress presidential election process, even as he clarified he was not suggesting it was intentional.
The Thiruvananthapuram MP also indicated at differential treatment between him and Mallikarjun Kharge, who is being seen as the choice or the party leadership. Congress has maintained the party is not backing any candidate officially.
Addressing a press conference here, Tharoor said while he is not pointing fingers at Central Election Authority Chairman Madhusudan Mistry, there are flaws in the system.
"I am not saying anything against Mr. Mistry, there are some flaws in the systems which we all know. There have not been elections for 22 years..." said Tharoor.
He said there were discrepancies in the lists of voters provided.
"One list was given earlier, another list was given on Wednesday.... Some names were different in the lists, for some names, there was no phone number," he said.
"I am not saying it's being done intentionally. There have not been elections in our party for a long time. So there are issues. I know Mr. Mistry and his team are trying to hold free and fair elections. We are not complaining against them but there ar problems with the system," he said.
"That is why I used open mediums to take my message across. I am not sure I will be able to reach everyone before 17th."
He also pointed at differential treatment to candidates.
"Another issue is what some leaders did, that is why I said there is no level playing field. At a lot of places, big leaders, PCC chiefs welcome Kharge ji, call people for meetings. This happened for only one candidate, not for me," he said.
"Many times when I went to some PCC, the PCC chief became busy on the day...I am not complaining, but do you not see a difference in treatment?"
Election will be held on October 17, counting will be held on October 19 and results will be declared.
UNI AO BAV。 The changes to federal rules under Title IX proposed by the Biden administration appears to bear a striking similarity to an action memo from Governing for Impact (GFI), an advocacy group founded by George Soros, Fox News reports.,The proposal for Title IX - a federal civil rights law passed in 1972 that prohibits sex-based discrimination in schools that receive federal funding - features "rules on anti-transgender bias in schools", as Fox put it.,According to the media outlet, the White House’s proposal, which was unveiled on Thursday, includes "expanding language to bring in gender identity and sexual orientation", which appears to be exactly what the GFI memo advocates.,The memo in question reportedly recommends "implementing regulations to include sexual orientation, gender identity, and transgender status; and that Title IX and its implementing regulations require schools to treat students consistent with their gender identity for purposes of Title IX and not to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.","We're glad the administration is revising its Title IX guidance," said GFI executive director Rachael Klarman, as quoted by Fox. "During the transition, Governing for Impact made a number of recommendations for how this policy could be improved, which are available on our public website.",She also told the media outlet that the group is proud of its "ongoing efforts to help ensure that the federal government works more effectively for everyday working Americans, not just for members of industry groups that have long devoted vast resources to pursuing their own policy agendas.",Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the US Education department reportedly said that they continue to "welcome feedback from all parties on the proposed regulations to ensure Title IX can fulfill its full promise and protect all students.",Republicans Fume Over Democrats Buying Out 18 Hispanic Radio Stations With Soros' Help9 June, 08:48 GMT,Governing for Impact is described by Fox as a group that worked “quietly” with the Biden administration "behind the scenes", and which prepared legal policy memos for at least 10 federal departments and agencies in the United States.,Having received millions of dollars from George Soros' not-for-profit organizations, GFI also counts Tom Perriello, the executive director of Soros' Open Society Foundations, as a member of the group’s four-person board, the media outlet adds.。
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