
Chandigarh MP Manish Tewari Questions UT's Legal Balance
Chandigarh MP Manish Tewari has raised concerns about the legal balance in the Union Territory, questioning why Punjab Acts dominate the laws applied in Chandigarh.
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Chandigarh MP Manish Tewari has raised concerns about the legal balance in the Union Territory, questioning why Punjab Acts dominate the laws applied in Chandigarh.

Congress MP Manish Tewari questioned calls to resume India-Pakistan dialogue, arguing that decades of peace efforts had been met with terror attacks and that talks could not resume until Pakistan provided verifiable proof of dismantled terror infrastructure.
Congress MP Manish Tewari expressed disappointment and posted a cryptic message after being excluded from new roles in Punjab's election committees, hinting at "insecurities" hindering talented individuals despite acknowledging the party's long-standing support.

Rahul Gandhi has accused the BJP of creating riot-like conditions in Delhi amidst fears of Eid violence, following the Uttam Nagar murder of Tarun. The Delhi High Court has since issued notices to police and government, instructing them to take all permissible actions to ensure a peaceful and dignified Eid and not be lax on violence threats.

Indian politician Manish Tewari has expressed concerns about excessive swaying of trains on the Delhi-Chandigarh route and has called for a fresh safety audit to ensure passenger safety.

Manish Tewari has questioned the rationale behind the large number of IAS and IPS officers deployed in Chandigarh, a city of 14x14 sq km.

A fragile truce within the Punjab Congress is being tested by fresh dissent, notably following a cryptic social media post by Lok Sabha lawmaker Manish Tewari after he was excluded from recent appointments.

Manish Tewari, Member of Parliament for Chandigarh, has called for the provision of free electricity and water for the urban poor.

Indian politician Manish Tewari stated that the nation's strength lies in protecting its Constitution and democratic institutions. His comments highlight ongoing political discourse in India regarding governance and constitutional principles.


Politician Manish Tewari has described Chandigarh's traffic as an 'absolute mess,' citing a travel time of 1.5 hours for just 1 kilometer.

Manish Tewari responded after being left out of the campaign, manifesto, and election management and coordination committees announced by the Congress party for Punjab.

Congress leaders Shashi Tharoor and Manish Tewari have publicly diverged from their party's official stance regarding the ongoing war in the Middle East and LPG policy.

Congress leader Manish Tewari has raised concerns about the profile of doctors in Chandigarh, claiming that a significant majority of them are on deputation.