Delhi Confidential: NIA chief’s house hunt, Congress leaders pulled up over social media posts

In Delhi Confidential's latest report, the hunt for an independent house by NIA chief Rakesh Agrawal takes center stage. Agrawal, a 1994-batch Himachal Pradesh-cadre IPS officer, has been on the job since January and is still searching for a home that meets his particular needs. Currently residing in government accommodation in Lutyens’ Delhi, the proposal for an independent residence has been pending with the relevant ministry for months.

A senior NIA official is overseeing day-to-day coordination on the matter, with agency officials anticipating a swift resolution.

Meanwhile, the Congress party in Uttar Pradesh is facing scrutiny over social media posts. Sanjeev Arya, an AICC secretary assigned to the state, has taken a firm stance against leaders who fail to share posts by party heavyweights regarding social justice issues. During a recent meeting with party leaders from Uttar Pradesh, Arya questioned how many of them repost social media content from leaders like Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, and Priyanka Gandhi. Many present leaders were unable to answer the question, looking uncomfortable and silent.