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As the BJP prepares for the big battle in Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;in 2022, the party has put its top leaders incharge of booth level coordination.
Home Minister Amit Shah, defence minister Rajnath Singh and BJP president JP Nadda will be guiding BJP troops at the booth level in six key regions in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections.
Reports said that While Shah will be looking after western UP and Brij, Rajnath Singh has been given the responsibility&nbsp;of eastern Uttar Pradesh. JP Nadda will direct BJP booth workers in Kanpur and CM Yogi Adityanath's backyard Gorakhpur.
The high-powered trio will also be holding organisational meetings with booth presidents of different regions.
Party's UP campaign strategy was discussed at a high level meeting chaired by Nadda on Thursday. Poll programmes of top BJP leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, were also discussed, reports said.
The BJP is likely to launch 'vijay sankalp rath yatras' in the state which will touch every assembly constituency, PTI reported quoting sources.
Such yatras have been a customary part of the party's campaign in assembly polls.

UP Election 2022: Amit Shah, Rajnath, Nadda to guide BJP's booth level troops

As the BJP prepares for the big battle in Uttar Pradesh in 2022, the party has put its top leaders incharge of booth level coordination

UP: Amit Shah, Rajnath, Nadda to guide BJP's booth level troops

UP: Amit&nbsp;Shah, Rajnath, Nadda&nbsp;to guide BJP's&nbsp;booth level troops
Shah keeps Western UP, Rajnath&nbsp;gets East, Nadda&nbsp;Gorakhpur
Three top leaders to hold meetings of BJP booth presidents
Top BJP&nbsp;leaders meet on UP poll strategy, rallies by big guns
BJP&nbsp;likely to take out Vijay&nbsp;Sankalp&nbsp;Yatra&nbsp;in poll-bound UP&nbsp;
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UP Election 2022: BJP president JP Nadda chaired a meet on party's campaign strategy and poll programmes of its top leaders

As the BJP prepares for the big battle in Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;in 2022, the party has put its top leaders incharge of booth level coordination.
Home Minister Amit Shah, defence minister Rajnath Singh and BJP president JP Nadda will be guiding BJP troops at the booth level in six key regions in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections.
Reports said that While Shah will be looking after western UP and Brij, Rajnath Singh has been given the responsibility&nbsp;of eastern Uttar Pradesh. JP Nadda will direct BJP booth workers in Kanpur and CM Yogi Adityanath's backyard Gorakhpur.
The high-powered trio will also be holding organisational meetings with booth presidents of different regions.
Party's UP campaign strategy was discussed at a high level meeting chaired by Nadda on Thursday. Poll programmes of top BJP leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, were also discussed, reports said.
The BJP is likely to launch 'vijay sankalp rath yatras' in the state which will touch every assembly constituency, PTI reported quoting sources.
Such yatras have been a customary part of the party's campaign in assembly polls.

BJP's&nbsp;Priyanka&nbsp;Tibrewal&nbsp;will be contesting for the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat against TMC&nbsp;supremo&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee in the upcoming by-poll election on September 30.&nbsp;
Priyanka, who joined BJP&nbsp;in 2014, is an advocate and used to be the legal adviser&nbsp;to former Union Minister Babul&nbsp;Supriyo. Though she lost the election in the recent West Bengal polls, Priyanka&nbsp;came into spotlight&nbsp;&nbsp;for her&nbsp;PIL&nbsp;against&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;govt&nbsp;on&nbsp;post-poll violence.&nbsp;
Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee, who lost her Nandigram&nbsp;seat to ex-TMC&nbsp;member Suvendhu&nbsp;Adhikari, will have to win the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat in retain her Chief Ministership.
Also watch:&nbsp;Mamata Banerjee must win crucial Bhawanipore bypolls to retain CM post

BJP's Priyanka Tibrewal to take on TMC chief Mamata Banerjee; Who is Priyanka Tibrewal?

&lsquo;I was born in Bhabanipur, not Mamata&rsquo;: all you need to know about&nbsp;Priyanka Tibrewal&nbsp;who takes West Bengal CM head-on in Trinamool den

BJP's&nbsp;Priyanka&nbsp;Tibrewal&nbsp;to contest Bhabanipur's&nbsp;seat in the upcoming by-poll election on September against TMC&nbsp;chief Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee.

BJP's&nbsp;Priyanka&nbsp;Tibrewal&nbsp;will contest the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat against TMC&nbsp;supremo&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee in the upcoming by-poll on September 30.&nbsp;
Priyanka, who joined BJP&nbsp;in 2014, is an advocate and used to be the legal adviser&nbsp;to former Union Minister Babul&nbsp;Supriyo. Though she lost the election in the recent West Bengal polls, Priyanka&nbsp;came into spotlight&nbsp;&nbsp;for her&nbsp;PIL&nbsp;against&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;govt&nbsp;on&nbsp;post-poll violence.&nbsp;
Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee, who lost her Nandigram&nbsp;seat to ex-TMC&nbsp;member Suvendhu&nbsp;Adhikari, will have to win the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat in retain her Chief Ministership.
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The BJP has managed to persuade Babul Supriyo against resigning as a Lok Sabha member even as the singer-turned-politician insisted that he will no longer be part of active politics.
Speaking to reporters after meeting BJP president J P Nadda, the Asansol MP said he will continue to discharge his constitutional responsibilities as a parliamentarian but withdraw from politics and leave his official residence in the national capital.
His decision will be a big reprieve to the BJP as it would not have liked to be forced to contest a bypoll against the Trinamool Congress, which is upbeat after handing a comprehensive defeat to the saffron party in the recent West Bengal assembly polls.
Upset at being dropped from the Union Council of Ministers by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the two-term MP had announced that he will resign as MP and quit politics.

'Will stay MP': Babul Supriyo tweaks 'quit politics' plan after meeting JP Nadda

The BJP has managed to persuade Babul Supriyo against resigning as a Lok Sabha member even as the singer-turned-politician insisted that he will no longer be part of active politics

Babul Supriyo tweaks 'quit politics' plan after meeting JP Nadda

The BJP has managed to persuade Babul Supriyo against resigning as a Lok Sabha member even as the singer-turned-politician insisted that he will no longer be part of active politics.
Speaking to reporters after meeting BJP president J P Nadda, the Asansol MP said he will continue to discharge his constitutional responsibilities as a parliamentarian but withdraw from politics and leave his official residence in the national capital.
His decision will be a big reprieve to the BJP as it would not have liked to be forced to contest a bypoll against the Trinamool Congress, which is upbeat after handing a comprehensive defeat to the saffron party in the recent West Bengal assembly polls.
Upset at being dropped from the Union Council of Ministers by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the two-term MP had announced that he will resign as MP and quit politics.

The BJP has managed to persuade Babul Supriyo against resigning as a Lok Sabha member even as the singer-turned-politician insisted that he will no longer be part of active politics.

The BJP has managed to persuade Babul Supriyo against resigning as a Lok Sabha member even as the singer-turned-politician insisted that he will no longer be part of active politics.
Speaking to reporters after meeting BJP president J P Nadda, the Asansol MP said he will continue to discharge his constitutional responsibilities as a parliamentarian but withdraw from politics and leave his official residence in the national capital.
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His decision will be a big reprieve to the BJP as it would not have liked to be forced to contest a bypoll against the Trinamool Congress, which is upbeat after handing a comprehensive defeat to the saffron party in the recent West Bengal assembly polls.
Upset at being dropped from the Union Council of Ministers by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the two-term MP had announced that he will resign as MP and quit politics.

Rejecting the need for change in the leadership, Nadda on Sunday praised the incumbent CM for his 'good work'

JP Nadda praises K'taka CM amid speculations about change in leadership

BJP&nbsp;President JP Nadda&nbsp;has come to the rescue of CM BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;amid speculation&nbsp;over the&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;leadership crisis.

Nadda hails&nbsp;Yediyurappa&nbsp;amid speculations on changing CM 'Yediyurappa&nbsp;is taking care of things in his own way' Yediyurappa:&nbsp;waiting for BJP's&nbsp;call on my political future

Nadda&nbsp;who is on an official visit to Goa&nbsp;said that Karnataka&nbsp;is being run well and Yediyurappa&nbsp;is taking care of things in his own way.

BJP&nbsp;President JP Nadda&nbsp;has come to the rescue of Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;amid the&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;leadership crisis. Rejecting the need for change in the leadership, Nadda&nbsp;on Sunday praised the incumbent CM for his 'good work' Nadda&nbsp;who is on an official visit to Goa&nbsp;said that Karnataka&nbsp;is being run well and added that&nbsp;Yediyurappa&nbsp;is taking care of things in his own way. He also said that while others feel there is a leadership crisis in the state the BJP&nbsp;high command doesn't feel so.&nbsp; On Sunday, Yediyurappa&nbsp;who has been accused of corruption in the state said that he is expecting BJP's&nbsp;decision on his political future soon.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also Read:&nbsp;<a title="Will he stay or will he go? BS Yediyurappa says replacement decision on the way" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/will-he-stay-or-will-he-go-bs-yediyurappa-says-replacement-decision-on-the-way-1627211599907">Will he stay or will he go? BS Yediyurappa says replacement decision on the way</a>

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to announce new roles for senior former Union Ministers Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar, ANI reported quoting sources. The two leaders may be appointed as the BJP's National General Secretary or Vice President, say reports.
They will also be given important duties for the upcoming assembly elections in poll-bound states. According to reports, BJP President JP Nadda convened a meeting of National Secretaries on Sunday at the BJP headquarters in the national capital, to discuss the strategy for assembly polls.
Last week, 43 leaders took the oath of office in the first reshuffle and expansion of the Union Cabinet since Prime Minister Narendra Modi was re-elected for a second term in May 2019. Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar were among the 12 Union Ministers who resigned from their positions ahead of the Union Cabinet expansion.

BJP top brass to have roles for Ravi Shankar Prasad, Javedekar in poll-bound states

BJP&nbsp;to assign top posts to ex-Union Ministers&nbsp;Ravi Shankar Prasad, Javedekar, give important duties&nbsp;in poll-bound states

BJP&nbsp;to assign top posts to ex-Ministers Ravi Shankar Prasad &amp; Prakash Javadekar
They may be appointed as&nbsp;BJP's&nbsp;National General Secretary or Vice President
Ahead of assembly polls, they will also be given important duties by Nadda
BJP&nbsp;chief JP Nadda&nbsp;met National General Secretaries to chalk out poll strategy
Last week, 43 leaders took office in a reshuffle of PM Modi's&nbsp;Cabinet
Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar&nbsp;resigned ahead of the reshuffle

Former Union Ministers Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar could be promoted to senior posts within the BJP soon. The two leaders had resigned ahead of the cabinet expansion on July 7.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to announce new roles for senior former Union Ministers Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar, ANI reported quoting sources. The two leaders may be appointed as the BJP's National General Secretary or Vice President, say reports.
They will also be given important duties for the upcoming assembly elections in poll-bound states. According to reports, BJP President JP Nadda convened a meeting of National Secretaries on Sunday at the BJP headquarters in the national capital, to discuss the strategy for assembly polls.
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Last week, 43 leaders took the oath of office in the first reshuffle and expansion of the Union Cabinet since Prime Minister Narendra Modi was re-elected for a second term in May 2019. Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar were among the 12 Union Ministers who resigned from their positions ahead of the Union Cabinet expansion.

PM Modi praised Virbhadra Singh’s ‘rich administrative and legislative experience’ and said he played a pivotal role in Himachal Pradesh

PM Modi condoles death of former HP CM Virbhadra Singh, Rahul Gandhi remembers the 'stalwart'

PM Modi&nbsp;condoled Virbhadra Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;death; praised his&nbsp;&lsquo;rich administrative and legislative experience&rsquo; and said he played a pivotal role in Himachal Pradesh

<ul>
<li>Former HP CM&nbsp;Virbhadra Singh&nbsp;dies at 87</li>
<li>PM Modi condoles Virbhadra&nbsp;Singh's death, said played pivotal role in HP</li>
<li>Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi remembers&nbsp;the stalwart for his commitment to Congress</li>
<li>An irreparable loss for Himachal, CM&nbsp;Jai Ram Thakur&nbsp;writes</li>
</ul>

PM Modi&nbsp;condoled Virbhadra Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;death; praised his&nbsp;&lsquo;rich administrative and legislative experience&rsquo; and said he played a pivotal role in Himachal Pradesh

PM Modi condoled the death of 87-year-old Former Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Virbhadra Singh died in the wee hours of Thursday after a prolonged illness in Shimla.
PM Modi praised Virbhadra Singh&rsquo;s &lsquo;rich administrative and legislative experience&rsquo; and said he played a pivotal role in Himachal Pradesh.
Rahul Gandhi also expressed his condolence as he hailed the &lsquo;stalwart&rsquo;s&rsquo; commitment to serving the people and to the Congress party. Congress National Spokesperson Pawan Khera also offered his condolences to Singh&rsquo;s family.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur and BJP President Jagat Prakash Nadda have expressed their condolences on the demise of Virbhadra Singh. &nbsp;Jairam Thakur wrote it &ldquo;is an irreparable loss for Himachal, which will never be compensated&rsquo;.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting with Union home minister Amit Shah and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief JP Nadda at his residence on Friday, news agency ANI reported.
He held a similar meeting for well over five hours on Thursday with seven ministries and assessed the work done by them during the April-May Covid crisis
The Prime Minister is believed to be reviewing the performance of select ministries amid a buzz over possible cabinet expansion. Big changes are likely on the cards.
UP CM Adtiyanth too had met PM Modi earlier on Friday amid reports of dissidence in BJP in UP.

PM PM Modi meets Amit Shah, JP Nadda. Cabinet expansion on cards?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting with Union home minister Amit Shah and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief JP Nadda at his residence on Friday, news agency ANI reported.
He held a similar meeting for well over five hours on Thursday with seven ministries and assessed the work done by them during the April-May Covid crisis
The Prime Minister is believed to be reviewing the performance of select ministries amid a buzz over possible cabinet expansion. Big changes are likely on the cards.
UP CM Adtiyanth too had met PM Modi earlier on Friday amid reports of dissidence in BJP in UP.

After being highly criticised for lack of leadership during the second wave of the pandemic, the Bharatiya Janata Party is set to course correct its image. The party has been slammed with a lot of criticism as its leaders were perceived to be missing in helping people as they suffered due to curge in Covid-19 cases.
BJP president JP Nadda urged his party members to be &ldquo;seen&rdquo; and the need to serve the people during their moments of pain and struggle. In a letter all BJP-ruled states, Nadda stressed that party workers should dedicate themselves to serve people instead of waiting for to thank the party for their work. Following the motto &lsquo;Seva&nbsp;Hi Sangathan&rsquo;, the BJP has also cancelled all functions to celebrate seven years of the Narendra Modi government on May 30.
With other political parties trying to play their role in serving the people in need during this pandemic, the BJP too has joined to help the arrange medicines, hospital beds and to take care of&nbsp;children who have been orphaned due to this pandemic.

Criticised over 'missing' leadership during pandemic, BJP attempts to correct image

Criticised over 'missing' leadership during pandemic, BJP&nbsp;attempts to course&nbsp;correct
BJP&nbsp;President urges&nbsp;party workers to be 'seen' helping the needy
Follow the motto 'Seva&nbsp;Hi Sangathan: Nadda&nbsp;to party workers
BJP&nbsp;cancels functions marking&nbsp;7-years of&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;govt
Need to take care of people in need and orphaned children: BJP&nbsp;chief
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After being criticised for lack of leadership during the second wave of the pandemic, the Bharatiya Janata Party is set to course correct its image. The party has been slammed as its leaders were perceived to be missing in helping people as they suffered due to surge&nbsp;in Covid-19 cases.
BJP president JP Nadda urged his party members to be &ldquo;seen&rdquo; and the need to serve the people during their moments of pain and struggle. In a letter to all BJP-ruled states, Nadda stressed that party workers should dedicate themselves to serve people instead of waiting to thank the party for their work. Following the motto &lsquo;Seva&nbsp;Hi Sangathan&rsquo;, the BJP has also cancelled all functions to celebrate seven years of the Narendra Modi government on May 30.
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Two days after filing a police complaint in the 'Covid-19 toolkit' case, the Congress Thursday wrote to Twitter asking it to permanently suspend the accounts of BJP leaders, including party chief JP Nadda and Union minister Smriti Irani. The party accused the leaders of "spreading misinformation and unrest in the society".
The Congress had Wednesday lodged a police complaint seeking registration of cases against Nadda and Irani, besides BJP general secretary B L Santosh and spokesperson Sambit Patra over the alleged forgery of documents.
The Congress leaders also asked Twitter to carry out a detailed probe on the subject. It said that the BJP leaders are "habitual of manufacturing forged content and misusing the Twitter platform for disseminating the same".A host of BJP leaders had shared a "toolkit", which they claimed was Congress plan to defame PM Modi on the issue of Covid-19. The Congress has dubbed the BJP document as fake.

Toolkit case: Congress asks Twitter to suspend JP Nadda, Smriti Irani's accounts

After filing a police complaint in the 'Covid-19 toolkit' case, the Congress has written to Twitter asking it to permanently suspend the accounts of BJP leaders, including party chief JP Nadda and Union minister Smriti Irani

Toolkit case: Cong asks Twitter to suspend Nadda, Smriti accounts

Two days after filing a police complaint in the 'Covid-19 toolkit' case, the Congress Thursday wrote to Twitter asking it to permanently suspend the accounts of BJP leaders, including party chief JP Nadda and Union minister Smriti Irani. The party accused the leaders of "spreading misinformation and unrest in the society".
The Congress had Wednesday lodged a police complaint seeking registration of cases against Nadda and Irani, besides BJP general secretary B L Santosh and spokesperson Sambit Patra over the alleged forgery of documents.
The Congress leaders also asked Twitter to carry out a detailed probe on the subject. It said that the BJP leaders are "habitual of manufacturing forged content and misusing the Twitter platform for disseminating the same". A host of BJP leaders had shared a "toolkit", which they claimed was Congress plan to defame PM Modi on the issue of Covid-19. The Congress has dubbed the BJP document as fake.

&nbsp;The Congress on Tuesday accused the BJP of propagating a "fake toolkit" to defame it and said it would lodge a police complaint against the ruling party chief JP Nadda and its spokesperson Sambit Patra.
The opposition party alleged on its Twitter handle that instead of helping people during the Covid-19 pandemic, the BJP is stooping to low-level politics.
The opposition party was reacting after the BJP alleged that the Congress wants to tarnish the image of the country and Prime Minister Narendra Modi by calling the new strain of the coronavirus the "India strain" or the "Modi strain".

Cong alleges BJP citing 'fake toolkit' to defame it, to file police complaint

&nbsp;The Congress on Tuesday accused the BJP of propagating a "fake toolkit" to defame it and said it would lodge a police complaint against the ruling party chief JP Nadda and its spokesperson Sambit Patra.
The opposition party alleged on its Twitter handle that instead of helping people during the Covid-19 pandemic, the BJP is stooping to low-level politics.
The opposition party was reacting after the BJP alleged that the Congress wants to tarnish the image of the country and Prime Minister Narendra Modi by calling the new strain of the coronavirus the "India strain" or the "Modi strain".

Within hours of elections results in Bengal, at least a dozen people have reportedly been killed in post poll violence in Bengal. BJP president JP Nadda will be on a two-day visit to West Bengal starting from Tuesday to hold a protest against the alleged atrocities on party workers in the state by the TMC. BJP has said said it will hold a nationwide dharna on May 5 against the violence unleashed by TMC post the election results.
The Bengal wing of BJP claimed that at least six of its workers were killed since Sunday. BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya claimed over 4,000 houses were ransacked in the post-poll violence. BJP said party offices in Hooghly district was set on fire and some of its leaders, including Suvendu Adhikari, were harassed by TMC workers. &nbsp;
The Left and Congress too accused TMC of targeting their party workers. &nbsp;
Meanwhile, TMC too has claimed five of its supporters were killed in the violence. TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee has called for calm though she has blamed the BJP for the violence.
Following reports on post poll violence the Centre on Monday sought a report from the West Bengal government.

Bengal violence: Dozen killed, BJP, Left Cong blame TMC, Nadda to lead protest

Bengal violence: Dozen killed, BJP president Nadda to lead protest against TMC atrocities

Several killed in Bengal in post poll violence
BJP, Left, Cong accuse TMC&nbsp;of targeting workers
Governor: PM called, expressed concern
BJP claims at least 6 workers killed since Sunday
Kailash Vijayvargiya:&nbsp;4,000 houses ransacked
BJP&nbsp;says party offices torched, leaders harassed
BJP&nbsp;president Nadda&nbsp;in Bengal, to lead protest
BJP&nbsp;to hold nationwide dharna&nbsp;on May 5 in protest
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;denies allegations, blames BJP
TMC&nbsp;too&nbsp;claims five of its supporters were killed
Centre has asked Bengal govt to submit report
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Within hours of elections results in Bengal, at least a dozen people have reportedly been killed in post poll violence.
Governor said PM Modi&nbsp;had called and expressed concerns at the at alarmingly worrisome law &amp; order situation in the state.
BJP president JP Nadda will be on a two-day visit to West Bengal starting from Tuesday to hold a protest against the alleged atrocities on party workers in the state by the TMC. BJP has said said it will hold a nationwide dharna on May 5 against the violence unleashed by TMC post the election results.
The Bengal wing of BJP claimed that at least six of its workers were killed since Sunday. BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya claimed over 4,000 houses were ransacked in the post-poll violence. BJP said party offices in Hooghly district was set on fire and some of its leaders, including Suvendu Adhikari, were harassed by TMC workers. &nbsp;
The Left and Congress too accused TMC of targeting their party workers. &nbsp;
Meanwhile, TMC too has claimed five of its supporters were killed in the violence. TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee has called for calm though she has blamed the BJP for the violence.
Following reports on post poll violence the Centre on Monday sought a report from the West Bengal government.

BJP national secretary and MP from Pauri Garhwal, Tirath Singh Rawat was sworn-in Uttarakhand's new chief minister on Wednesday.

Tirath Singh Rawat sworn-in as Uttarakhand's new CM

BJP&nbsp;national secretary and&nbsp;MP from Pauri Garhwal,&nbsp;Tirath Singh Rawat was sworn-in Uttarakhand's new chief minister on Wednesday, replacing Trivendra Singh Rawat ahead of next year's Assembly polls. The members of his cabinet will be finalised and sworn-in later. PM Modi and BJP&nbsp;President JP Nadda&nbsp;congratulated and expressed confidence that he would take Uttarakhand&nbsp;to new heights of development.&nbsp;
Trivendra Singh Rawat, who served as the chief minister for almost four years, was replaced by the party leadership due to the growing complaints against his style of functioning by several MLAs and other leaders.&nbsp;
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BJP&nbsp;national secretary and&nbsp;MP from Pauri Garhwal,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/tirath-singh-rawat-1599158864498911" target="_blank" >Tirath Singh Rawat</a> was sworn-in Uttarakhand's new chief minister on Wednesday, replacing Trivendra Singh Rawat ahead of next year's Assembly polls.
The members of his cabinet will be finalised and sworn-in later. PM Modi and BJP&nbsp;President JP Nadda&nbsp;congratulated and expressed confidence that he would take Uttarakhand&nbsp;to new heights of development.&nbsp;
Trivendra Singh Rawat, who served as the chief minister for almost four years, was replaced by the party leadership due to the growing complaints against his style of functioning by several MLAs and other leaders.&nbsp;

The BJP and its two Assam allies, the AGP and the UPPL are expected to finalise by today the number of seats to be contested by each party.

Assam polls: meet underway at Amit Shah's residence to finalise seat-sharing

Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and his Cabinet colleague Himanta Biswa Sarma arrived at the residence of Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Wednesday to finalise seat-sharing pact ahead of the the Assam assembly polls. The BJP and its two Assam allies, the AGP and the UPPL are expected to finalise by today the number of seats to be contested by each party. While the AGP, which won 14 constituencies in the 2016 assembly elections, may get around 22 seats to contest, the UPPL, which is a new partner of the BJP and does not have any MLA now, is expected to get around 12 seats to contest, news agency PTI reported quoting sources. After the joint meeting, the BJP leaders are expected to meet separately at the residence of Nadda to scrutinise the list of candidates for the polls in Assam.&nbsp;

BJP,&nbsp;Assam allies meet to finalise seat sharing
Meeting to decide no. of seats each party will contest
BJP&nbsp;partners with AGP&nbsp;and UPPL&nbsp;in Assam
AGP&nbsp;may contest 22 seats, UPPL&nbsp;with 12 seats: reports
BJP&nbsp;leaders to meet separately to scrutinise candidates list

Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and his Cabinet colleague Himanta Biswa Sarma arrived at the residence of Home Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/amit-shah-1555408355132" target="_blank" >Amit Shah</a> in New Delhi on Wednesday to finalise seat-sharing pact ahead of the the Assam assembly polls.
The BJP and its two Assam allies, the AGP and the UPPL are expected to finalise by today the number of seats to be contested by each party.
While the AGP, which won 14 constituencies in the 2016 assembly elections, may get around 22 seats to contest, the UPPL, which is a new partner of the BJP and does not have any MLA now, is expected to get around 12 seats to contest, news agency PTI reported quoting sources.
After the joint meeting, the BJP leaders are expected to meet separately at the residence of BJP&nbsp;President JP&nbsp;Nadda to scrutinise the list of candidates for the polls in Assam.&nbsp;

JP Nadda launched a campaign to source suggestions from the people for the party's manifesto for West Bengal elections.

West Bengal Election 2021: BJP invites suggestions from people for its Bengal manifesto

BJP&nbsp;launches campaign to source suggestions from the people for the party's manifesto for West Bengal assembly elections

BJP invites suggestions from people for its Bengal manifesto

BJP&nbsp;President JP Nadda&nbsp;on Thursday launched a&nbsp;campaign to source suggestions from the people for the party's manifesto for West Bengal assembly elections. Called 'Lokkho&nbsp;Sonar Bangla' or 'Aim Sonar Bangla', the campaign will be held from March 3 to March 20 in all assembly constituencies in the state. JP Nadda&nbsp;said that the BJP&nbsp;will accept over 2 crore&nbsp;suggestions from the people and nearly 30,000 suggestions boxes will be placed across West Bengal. Around 100 boxes will be kept in each of the 294 assembly seats; 50 of those boxes will be taken door to door by BJP&nbsp;workers and the remaining 50 will be places at strategic locations.&nbsp;

BJP&nbsp;President JP Nadda&nbsp;on Thursday launched a&nbsp;campaign to source suggestions from the people for the party's manifesto for West Bengal assembly elections. Called 'Lokkho&nbsp;Sonar Bangla' or 'Aim Sonar Bangla', the campaign will be held from March 3 to March 20 in all assembly constituencies in the state.
JP Nadda&nbsp;said that the BJP&nbsp;will accept over 2 crore&nbsp;suggestions from the people and nearly 30,000 suggestions boxes will be placed across West Bengal.
Around 100 boxes will be kept in each of the 294 assembly seats; 50 of those boxes will be taken door to door by BJP&nbsp;workers and the remaining 50 will be placed at strategic locations.&nbsp;
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The BJP is in damage control mode in the jatlands over the simmering farm protests. Party chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday&nbsp;met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP to finds ways to end the stalemate that could hurt the BJP in at least 40 Lok Sabha seats. The Indian Express reported that Shah asked party leaders to intensify their campaign to explain the benefits of the three laws and ensure those who are &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; farmers get a &ldquo;fitting reply from people.&rdquo; The report added that the leaders conveyed to the top brass their concerns about growing disaffection against the BJP among the jats.

BJP top brass in a huddle to fight farm fires in jatland as anger grows

BJP chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP over farm protests

BJP top brass in a huddle to fight farm fires in jatland

The BJP is in damage control mode in the jatlands over the simmering farm protests. Party chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP to finds ways to end the stalemate that could hurt the BJP in at least 40 Lok Sabha seats. The Indian Express reported that Shah asked party leaders to intensify their campaign to explain the benefits of the three laws and ensure those who are &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; farmers get a &ldquo;fitting reply from people.&rdquo; The report added that the leaders conveyed to the top brass their concerns about growing disaffection against the BJP among the jats.

The BJP is in damage control mode in the jatlands over the simmering farm protests. Party chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday&nbsp;met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP to finds ways to end the stalemate that could hurt the BJP in at least 40 Lok Sabha seats. The Indian Express reported that Shah asked party leaders to intensify their campaign to explain the benefits of the three laws and ensure those who are &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; farmers get a &ldquo;fitting reply from people.&rdquo; The report added that the leaders conveyed to the top brass their concerns about growing disaffection against the BJP among the jats.

Alleging that the Mamata Banerjee led government has not done anything for the welfare of the farmers and tribals in West Bengal.

West Bengal Election 2021: BJP president JP Nadda in Bengal, claims CM Mamata did nothing for tribals, farmers

Alleging that the Mamata Banerjee dispensation has not done anything for the welfare of the farmers and tribals in West Bengal, BJP president JP Nadda said on Wednesday that his party will ensure all-round advancement of the people of the state if voted to power in the upcoming assembly polls. He said that those who won the elections in the name of 'Ma, Mati, Manush', are now engaged in "dictatorship, appeasement and strongarm tactics". He also claimed that farmers are not getting benefits of PM-Kisan, adding these will be made available once the BJP forms government in the state.

BJP president Nadda in Bengal, claims CM Mamata did nothing for tribals, farmers 

Nadda claims Mamata&nbsp;govt did nothing for welfare of farmers
&nbsp;'BJP&nbsp;will ensure&nbsp;all-round advancement of people if voted to power'
BJP&nbsp;chief says&nbsp;Bengal farmers not getting benefits of PM-kisan&nbsp;scheme

Alleging that the Mamata Banerjee led government has not done anything for the welfare of the farmers and tribals in West Bengal, BJP president JP Nadda said on Wednesday that his party will ensure all-round advancement of the people of the state if voted to power in the upcoming assembly polls.
He said that those who won the elections in the name of 'Ma, Mati, Manush', are now engaged in "dictatorship, appeasement and strongarm tactics". He also claimed that farmers are not getting benefits of PM-Kisan&nbsp;scheme, adding these will be made available once the BJP forms government in the state.

Amid chants of "Jai Shri Ram", BJP president J P Nadda&nbsp;on&nbsp; Saturday held a road show in Malda in election-bound West Bengal. The streets were lined with BJP's flags and buntings as the cavalcade inched its way through the narrow and crowded streets. Earlier at a public rally, Nadda trained guns at chief minister Mamata Banerjee saying that she deprived the farmers of West Bengal of PM Kisan scheme just to satisfy her ego. The BJP chief also had lunch with a group of farmers at an open ground at Sahapur village in Malda.

Bengal: Nadda holds roadshow, attacks Mamata over farmers, Jai Shri Ram

Amid chants of "Jai Shri Ram", BJP president J P Nadda&nbsp;on&nbsp; Saturday held a road show in Malda in election-bound West Bengal

Amid chants of "Jai Shri Ram", BJP president J P Nadda&nbsp;on&nbsp; Saturday held a road show in Malda in election-bound West Bengal. The streets were lined with BJP's flags and buntings as the cavalcade inched its way through the narrow and crowded streets. Earlier at a public rally, Nadda trained guns at chief minister Mamata Banerjee saying that she deprived the farmers of West Bengal of PM Kisan scheme just to satisfy her ego. The BJP chief also had lunch with a group of farmers at an open ground at Sahapur village in Malda.

BJP chief JP Nadda on Thursday tweeted an old video of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi to attack the party over the opposition to new farm laws. In the undated video, Sonia Gandhi appears to be speaking in favour of the removal of middlemen to enable farmers to get "the right price for produce". Nadda claimed that the video is proof that the Congress is now misleading the farmers for political gains. Several ministers have claimed that the opposition wanted to bring in the same reforms when it was in power, but couldn't do so and has now made a u-turn. The Congress has hit back, saying they have always been in favour of farmers and kept the focus on support price.&nbsp;

With old Sonia video, Nadda attacks Cong on farm laws

BJP chief JP Nadda on Thursday tweeted an old video of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi to attack the party over the opposition to new farm laws

BJP chief JP Nadda on Thursday tweeted an old video of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi to attack the party over the opposition to new farm laws. In the undated video, Sonia Gandhi appears to be speaking in favour of the removal of middlemen to enable farmers to get "the right price for produce". Nadda claimed that the video is proof that the Congress is now misleading the farmers for political gains. The Congress has hit back, saying they have always been in favour of farmers and kept the focus on support price.

BJP chief JP Nadda on Thursday tweeted an old video of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi to attack the party over the opposition to new farm laws. In the undated video, Sonia Gandhi appears to be speaking in favour of the removal of middlemen to enable farmers to get "the right price for produce". Nadda claimed that the video is proof that the Congress is now misleading the farmers for political gains. Several ministers have claimed that the opposition wanted to bring in the same reforms when it was in power, but couldn't do so and has now made a u-turn. The Congress has hit back, saying they have always been in favour of farmers and kept the focus on support price.&nbsp;

Ballia firing: BJP chief's tough warning to party MLA

BJP chief JP Nadda has reportedly pulled up a party MLA from UP who has been defending an aide accused of shooting a man dead in public in Ballia

BJP chief JP Nadda has reportedly pulled up a party MLA from UP who has been defending an aide who shot a man dead in public in Ballia. Nadda has sought an explanation from Ballia MLA Surendra Singh and has also reportedly warned the party's UP chief over the MLA's conduct. The BJP's notice to the MLA comes four days after his aide, former army man Dhirendra Singh, allegedly shot a villager dead during a Panchayat meeting in the presence of officials and the police. The MLA had defended the alleged killer saying that he fired in self-defence. Dhirendra Singh, was missing since the shooting on Thursday, was arrested on Sunday.

Bengal poll: 'Shah's visit to Siliguri before Durga Puja cancelled'

In a significant development ahead of the 2021 Assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has postponed his visit to West Bengal. A News18 report quoting sources said that due to unavoidable reasons, Shah won't be visiting the state on October 17. BJP President JP Nadda will instead pay a visit two days later. Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja and meet party leaders in South Bengal. With the 2021 Assembly polls in mind, both Trinamool Congress and the BJP are working hard to outdo each other. The state BJP has raised the political temperature with its &lsquo;Nabanna Chalo Abhijan&rsquo; earlier in August 8 and now plans to take it forward with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's virtual address to people on October 22.

Amit Shah's visit to Bengal cancelled
Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja
BJP chief JP Nadda to fill in for Amit Shah
BJP vs TMC ahead of Bengal polls next year

In a significant development ahead of the 2021 Assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has postponed his visit to West Bengal. A News18 report quoting sources said that due to unavoidable reasons, Shah won't be visiting the state on October 17. BJP President JP Nadda will instead pay a visit two days later. Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja and meet party leaders in South Bengal. With the 2021 Assembly polls in mind, both Trinamool Congress and the BJP are working hard to outdo each other. The state BJP has raised the political temperature with its &lsquo;Nabanna Chalo Abhijan&rsquo; earlier in August 8 and now plans to take it forward with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's virtual address to people on October 22.

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