Kanhaiya Kumar Evicted from Kerala House After Room Denial

Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar faced an embarrassing situation on Friday after being denied a room at Kerala House in Delhi. According to sources, Kumar arrived at the state guest house claiming that a friend had booked a room for him. However, officials at Kerala House refused his request, citing full occupancy. The situation escalated into a verbal altercation between Kumar and a senior official, prompting the official to call the police.

Police officers intervened and asked Kumar to leave the premises, which he eventually did. The incident has sparked discussions among political circles, particularly in Kerala, where the Congress party is currently in power. Questions are being raised about why a senior Congress leader and member of the party's highest decision-making body, the Congress Working Committee (CWC), was denied accommodation at a facility managed by the Kerala government.

Kerala House, located in central Delhi, serves as a guest house for officials and visitors from Kerala. It is often used by politicians and dignitaries associated with the state. The denial of a room to Kumar has led to speculation about internal dynamics within the Congress party and the level of coordination between its leaders in Delhi and Kerala.

This incident comes at a time when the Congress party is trying to strengthen its position nationally and consolidate its leadership after recent electoral successes in Karnataka and Himachal Pradesh. For Kanhaiya Kumar, who has been a vocal critic of the BJP and a prominent face of the Congress, the episode has raised eyebrows about his treatment within his own party's ecosystem.