Turmoil In Karnataka Congress: Karnataka Congress Expels Kripa Alva for Six Years | Capital TV
The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee has taken strict disciplinary action by expelling former party general secretary Kripa Alva for six years. According to an official order released on October 31, 2026, the expulsion comes into immediate effect following her alleged involvement in a controversial sting operation. This development has triggered significant political turmoil within the ruling party in the state, raising concerns over internal discipline and the recent string of controversies. The state leadership stated that such actions harming the party's image will not be tolerated. Alva, a prominent local leader, was removed from the primary membership of the organization. Further reactions from senior party officials regarding the fallout of this decision are currently awaited as local political circles continue to closely monitor the unfolding situation.
The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) has expelled former party general secretary Kripa Alva for six years over her involvement in an alleged sting operation. The action will take effect immediately, according to an order dated October 31, 2026.
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