Priyank Kharge

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge stated that Pradhan’s resignation is not out of remorse. The article does not provide further details about the resignation.

The government plans to establish a Nano Technology Mission in collaboration with the industry to streamline focus on nanotechnology's growth in Karnataka. Minister Priyank Kharge announced these plans.

Home Minister Priyank Kharge announced plans to strengthen Fire and Emergency Services and Disaster Response systems to address challenges from rapid industrialisation, urbanisation, and technological development.

The Karnataka Cabinet approved a ₹12-crore Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence at the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Raichur, over five years. Minister Priyank Kharge announced the approval.

Bengaluru plans to prioritize technology-driven solutions to address traffic issues. Home Minister Priyank Kharge announced this initiative.

Joshi accuses Priyank Kharge of discussing RSS to gain media attention. The Central Minister states they will not respond to Kharge's remarks.

The Koli community, led by Lacchappa Jamadar, is demanding mandatory registration and auditing of RSS in Kalaburagi. Protestors support Home Minister Priyank Kharge’s push for transparency.

Priyank Kharge issued a warning to Maharashtra regarding actions that could cause friction in a border district with Karnataka. The statement highlights concerns about potential conflicts in the region.

Priyank Kharge states that the RSS has not yet replied to his letter.

Priyank Kharge received a rousing reception in Kalaburagi as Home Minister and expressed gratitude to party leadership and supporters for the opportunity to serve people.

BJP chief accuses the State government of supporting violations of SIR (Social Impact Regulation), while Priyank Kharge responds with counter-claims. The dispute highlights tensions between the BJP and the State administration over regulatory compliance.

Karnataka plans to explore legal options while awaiting the Election Commission's response on concerns related to SIR. Priyank Kharge stated this.

Priyank Kharge has vowed to pursue legal action and reiterated his demand for the registration of the RSS following a court summons in Bengaluru. He questioned the source of the RSS's donations, the management of its accounts, and the beneficiaries and losers involved.

Home Minister Priyank Kharge emphasized the importance of tech-driven policing in response to the increasing threat of cybercrimes.

Dalit organisations are protesting and condemning BJP remarks against Priyank Kharge. They accuse BJP leaders of making personal attacks and issuing threatening statements against the Minister for his RSS-related queries.

BJP accuses Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and his son Priyank Kharge of a 'land grab' through a trust in Karnataka. This follows Congress questioning why a 'land scam' in Madhya Pradesh involving family members of CM Mohan Yadav is not being investigated.

People-centric digital services will be disrupted for 24 hours starting June 25 due to system upgrades. Priyank Kharge stated the upgrades aim to strengthen the digital administration system, increase its capacity, and enable faster service delivery without technical issues.

Priyank Kharge states there will be no compromise on the quality of police infrastructure.

Dalit leaders have criticized Jigajinagi's statement regarding Priyank Kharge and the RSS.

Priyank Kharge's remark on RSS raises questions about its legal personality. The Karnataka Home Minister has inquired into the RSS's registration, organization structure, funding, donations, and functioning.

Siddalinga Swami criticizes Revoor for a remark regarding Qamar-ul-Islam. He challenges Revoor to respond to Priyank Kharge's questions about RSS registration.

Shettar criticizes Priyank Kharge's statement on RSS as incompetent. A BJP MP claims the RSS is registered in the hearts of the people.

BJP MP Ramesh Jigajinagi accused Priyank Kharge of lacking the intellectual capacity to manage the Home Ministry and advised him to focus on his responsibilities and avoid the RSS.

Former minister K S Eshwarappa criticizes Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge for RSS-related queries, challenging him to take legal action against RSS as Home Minister rather than raise questions.

Priyank Kharge accused RSS of being inconsistent in responding to document requests, stating that while RSS defends asking for documents under SIR, it becomes 'jittery' when the Karnataka government seeks similar documents.

Priyank Kharge's criticism of the RSS is viewed as an effort by the Congress party to shift political discourse to ideological issues, aiming to counter the BJP. The move is intended to consolidate the party's support base and address criticisms against the Karnataka government.

The Karnataka government has requested RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to send representatives to clarify the legal registration status of the organization. Home Minister Priyank Kharge cited a 2025-2026 report from the RSS's Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha, highlighting the organization's significant presence in Karnataka with 4,127 daily shakhas, 1,389 weekly milans, and 60 monthly mandalis.

Home Minister Priyank Kharge's first meeting focused on addressing fake news and discussing city traffic issues.