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Amit Shah conducted a door-to-door campaign in Uttar Pradesh's Kairana, handing out pamphlets to residents.

'Where's mask?': Netizens question as Amit Shah campaigns in Kairana days after meeting Meghalaya CM who tested Covid positive | UP Election 2022

'Where's mask?': Netizens question as Amit Shah campaigns in UP

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(1:40 - 1:57) - Please go and vote on Feb 10. Our candidate is also here. Mriganka please come forward. Please press the lotus button. Are you of voting age? No? It's fine.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah hit the ground running in Uttar Pradesh as elections loom closer. The senior BJP leader visited Kairana to campaign for Mriganka Singh, daughter of Hukum Singh who has represented the constituency multiple times. Shah conducted a door-to-door campaign, handing out pamphlets to residents. He also met some families who had reportedly claimed to have left the town in the past to escape extortion demands from local criminals. The BJP has claimed that Kairana saw exodus of Hindu community members under the previous Samajwadi Party government.
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 Meanwhile, Amit Shah's campaign drew some criticism online with netizens pointing out that he was not wearing a face mask amid the third wave of the Covid pandemic.
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 Just two days ago, Shah had met Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma who subsequently tested positive for Covid.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah hit the ground running in Uttar Pradesh as elections loom closer.
The senior BJP leader visited Kairana to campaign for Mriganka Singh, daughter of Hukum Singh who has represented the constituency multiple times.&nbsp;Shah conducted a door-to-door campaign, handing out pamphlets to residents.&nbsp;He also met some families who had reportedly claimed to have left the town in the past to escape extortion demands from local criminals.
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 The BJP has claimed that Kairana saw exodus of Hindu community members under the previous Samajwadi Party government.
 Meanwhile, Amit Shah's campaign drew some criticism online with netizens pointing out that he was not wearing a face mask amid the third wave of the Covid pandemic.&nbsp;Just two days ago, Shah had met Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma who subsequently tested positive for Covid. The criticism included comments like "no mask and hundreds of people", and "no mask, no social distancing; is election protocol being followed?".
 Uttar Pradesh will vote in 7 phases, starting from February 10. Results will be announced on March 10.

Taking Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath head on, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has cautioned people not to be swayed by the BJP’s attempts to shift their attention to alleged exodus of people in Kairana during the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots.
Both Shah and Adityanath have raised the issue of the alleged exodus in the state’s Shamli district  during recent election rallies.
At a mahapanchayat in Kairana, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait whose outfit was part of the 13-month-long agrarian protests against the Centre, told a mammoth gathering that the Kairana exodus is a government plan and do not get influenced by it.
In 2016, former BJP MP Hukum Singh had claimed that close to 350 Hindus had left Kairana which was affected in the riots, due to threats from criminals. At the time, the Shamli district administration conducted a survey and claimed that only three families had fled the town after receiving alleged extortion threats.
In his speech on Sunday, Tikait, who received a rousing welcome at the mahapanchayat, cautioned people to remain alert about attempts to wedge a rift among them and asked them to remain focussed on issues such as employment.

Don't pay heed to Kairana 'exodus' narrative: Rakesh Tikait slams BJP at UP mahapanchayat

Rakesh&nbsp;Tikait: don't pay heed to govt's&nbsp;Kairana&nbsp;narrative Farm leader's&nbsp;remark after Shah &amp; Yogi raked up the issue&nbsp;
'Don't be swayed by BJP's&nbsp;bid to shift attention to 2013 riots'
Kairana&nbsp;exodus is a govt plan, Tikait&nbsp;tells&nbsp;Kairana&nbsp;mahapanchayat BJP&nbsp;MP had claimed in 2016 that 350 Hindus had left Kairana

Both Shah and Adityanath have raised the issue of the alleged exodus in the state&rsquo;s Shamli district during recent election rallies.

Taking Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath head on, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has cautioned people not to be swayed by the BJP&rsquo;s attempts to shift their attention to alleged exodus of people in&nbsp;Kairana during the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots.
Both Shah and Adityanath have raised the issue of the alleged exodus in the state&rsquo;s Shamli district during recent election rallies.
At a mahapanchayat in Kairana, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait whose outfit was part of the 13-month-long agrarian protests against the Centre, told a mammoth gathering that the Kairana exodus is a government plan and do not get influenced by it.
In 2016, former BJP MP Hukum Singh had claimed that close to 350 Hindus had left Kairana which was affected in the riots, due to threats from criminals. At the time, the Shamli district administration conducted a survey and claimed that only three families had fled the town after receiving alleged extortion threats.
In his speech on Sunday, Tikait, who received a rousing welcome at the mahapanchayat, cautioned people to remain alert about attempts to wedge a rift among them and asked them to remain focused on issues such as employment.

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