Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging he prioritizes slogans over addressing unemployment. Gandhi, on his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, slams Modi's governance, stating young jobless individuals are left to "chant Jai Shri Ram and die of hunger." He condemns the Agniveer scheme, claiming it discriminates against marginalized communities. This marks Gandhi's second critique within days, citing India's double unemployment rate compared to Pakistan. Addressing a rally in Gwalior, he emphasizes India's highest unemployment rate in 40 years, surpassing Bangladesh and Bhutan. Gandhi's remarks underscore escalating political tensions over economic policies.

Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes PM Narendra Modi's government for allegedly using State Bank of India (SBI) to conceal "dubious dealings" related to electoral bonds. Kharge claims BJP benefits from the opaque scheme and questions SBI's plea for extended disclosure deadline. He asserts SBI's move aims to delay transparency until after Lok Sabha polls. Congress MP Manish Tewari urges Supreme Court to intervene, emphasizing public's right to know about electoral funding. SBI defends, citing anonymous donations and decentralized data recording. Supreme Court previously labeled the scheme as violative of transparency rights.

Enforcement Directorate directs Trinamool Congress leader Mahua Moitra to appear on March 11 in connection with a FEMA contravention case. The agency, investigating foreign transactions under FEMA, had registered the case against the former MP. Moitra, facing CBI inquiry in a cash-for-query case, was expelled from Lok Sabha. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey accused her of compromising national security for gifts, allegations she denies. Delhi High Court rejects Moitra's plea to restrain circulating "fake and defamatory" content against her by BJP MP Dubey and advocate Dehadrai.

BJP National President JP Nadda steps down as Rajya Sabha MP from Himachal Pradesh after securing an unopposed victory in Gujarat. Nadda, among 41 elected unopposed, resigned from Himachal's seat with the term ending in April. His nomination in Gujarat, where BJP secured four seats, contributed to the decision. Six Congress MLAs cross-voted in Himachal, resulting in a tie and BJP's victory through a lottery. Nadda's resignation aligns with the party's strategic move ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi countered the opposition's "no family" jibe, declaring that 140 crore Indians are "my family." Responding to RJD supremo Lalu Prasad's remarks, Modi emphasized commitment to the nation and serving its people. Addressing a rally in Telangana, he stated, "Mera Bharat, mera parivaar (my India is my family)." BJP leaders, including J P Nadda and Rajnath Singh, echoed "Modi Ka Parivar" on social media. Modi criticized dynasty parties, accusing them of "jhoot and loot" (lies and loot). He highlighted developmental initiatives, discussing an action plan for a developed India.

Arjun Modhwadia, a senior Congress leader, resigned, blaming party leaders for snubbing a Ram Mandir event invite. The Gujarat MLA accused Rahul Gandhi of causing disturbances in Assam. Speculation is rife about his potential shift to the BJP. In a letter to Mallikarjun Kharge, Modhwadia expressed dissent over Congress declining the Ayodhya event invite, stating it hurt Hindu sentiments. The resignation adds to a series of high-profile exits ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. Reports suggest Modhwadia may join the BJP soon. The move could impact Congress, emphasizing internal rifts and strategic shifts.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy extends an olive branch to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, referring to him as "big brother" and advocating for Telangana's development through the Gujarat model. Reddy emphasizes cooperation with the central government and requests support for Telangana's metro rail project. PM Modi, currently touring Telangana ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, inaugurates over 30 development projects in Adilabad, worth Rs 56,000 crore. Reddy's call for collaboration aligns with PM Modi's vision for a five trillion-dollar economy, highlighting Hyderabad and Telangana's role in national development.        

Former Union Health Minister and BJP leader Harsh Vardhan announces his departure from politics after being left out of the party's Lok Sabha candidate list. Vardhan, citing a "glorious electoral career" spanning over three decades, expresses gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party workers. The 69-year-old leader plans to return to the medical profession, emphasizing commitments and aspirations. His exclusion comes amidst a major reshuffle in Delhi, with four sitting MPs dropped in favor of new faces in the BJP's initial candidate announcement for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

During the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Gwalior, Rahul Gandhi asserts India's unemployment rate is double Pakistan's at 23%, blaming PM Modi for policies affecting small businesses. He alleges demonetization and GST implementation led to widespread joblessness, surpassing levels in the last 40 years. Gandhi, addressing economic disparity and mistreatment of farmers, emphasizes the need for justice ('nyay'). The Congress leader's remarks come as the yatra briefly pauses in Gwalior before his attendance at the INDIA bloc's rally in Patna.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a day-long session with his Council of Ministers to strategize for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. Advising restraint, he urged ministers to steer clear of controversial remarks and stay vigilant against deepfake attempts. The meeting, focusing on "Viksit Bharat: 2047" vision and a five-year action plan, saw input from leaders like Ashwini Vaishnaw, Hardeep Puri, Kiran Rijiju, Arjun Meghwal, and Piyush Goyal. A 100-day agenda for post-election steps was discussed, drawing from over 2,700 meetings and the input of more than 20 lakh youths. The emphasis remains on policy communication and avoiding controversies.