Karnataka Congress suspends former general secretary Kripa Alva for six years over sting operation row

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The Karnataka unit of the Congress party has suspended its former general secretary, Kripa Alva, for six years. The disciplinary action follows a controversy surrounding a sting operation in which she was involved. The party's decision was taken in response to the resulting row within its ranks. The suspension marks a significant step in the party's internal disciplinary process in the state.

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