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Mahila Commission warns of action over online abuse of Jagan’s women family members

The Andhra Pradesh Mahila Commission Chairperson, Rayapati Sailaja, has issued a stern warning about the online abuse faced by the women members of former Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy's family. In a statement released on Saturday, she expressed concern over the insulting comments and humiliation being targeted at these women through social media posts and groups.

Sailaja emphasized that those responsible for such actions would face severe consequences, ensuring that comments remain respectful, in English, and in full sentences, adhering to the community guidelines. The commission is committed to taking stringent action against any individual found guilty of cyberbullying or spreading hate speech against these women.

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MK Party flexes its muscles as coalition talks continue

On Saturday, the MKP held coalition government talks with the African National Congress

  • MK Party deputy leader Duduzane Zuma met ANC to discuss coalition talks.
  • Zuma emphasized building bridges, not barriers, between parties.
  • MK Party achieved success in recent municipal elections in Merafong City, Lesedi, and KwaZulu-Natal.

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