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Lukewarm response to Congress protest in Kullu

Kullu, February 21 The Kullu District Congress Committee (DCC) held a protest against the Central Government outside the Income Tax Office, Mohal, today. However, the protest got a lukewarm response even from party workers as only 11 Congress activists participated....

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Updated At : 12:15 PM Feb 22, 2024 IST

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Kullu, February 21

The Kullu District Congress Committee (DCC) held a protest against the Central Government outside the Income Tax Office, Mohal, today. However, the protest got a lukewarm response even from party workers as only 11 Congress activists participated. The DCC held the protest against the Central Government for freezing the bank accounts of the Congress and Youth Congress workers.

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