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'Don't re-elect Kejriwal': Amit Shah accuses of AAP of spreading violence

Addressing an election rally in Rohtas Nagar, Shah said, "To develop Delhi, vote for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). If this happens, Shaheen Bagh will be clearly affected"

Delhi polls: AAP strong, but BJP reducing gap steadily on voter ratings

Over the same period, AAP has dropped from 53.8 per cent to 50.6 per cent, showing 3.2 per cent decline in popularity

Politics around Yamuna rejuvenation and the noises ahead of Delhi polls

Cleaning of the Yamuna is a strong poll plank in the run-up to Delhi Assembly elections every time, but little is done on ground. Here's a look at the issues facing the river and its rejuvenation

Cabinet expansion to happen in next three to four days, says BS Yediyurappa

Speaking to reporters, he said there was no need for him to travel to Delhi as he has already had a discussion with Shah and has got his approval for the exercise.

Nadda, Amit Shah, other BJP leaders attack AAP, Congress over CAA protests

Shah, who addressed two meetings in Matiala and Nangloi Assembly segments and took out a Padyatra in Uttam Nagar, slammed both AAP and Congress over the CAA

Delhi polls: BJP heightens campaign, Shah, Nadda to hold multiple rallies

Shah will address rallies in Mustafabad, Karawal Nagar and Gokulpuri areas of Delhi

Not just Wi-Fi, battery charging also free: Kejriwal on Shah's power jibe

Delhi is going for polls on February 8 and the BJP and AAP are contesting against each other

Delhi elections: Arvind Kejriwal invites Shah to visit Delhi govt schools

He invited Shah to the government-run schools, saying "try to find some time, we will show you our schools as well"

Amit Shah-led GoM to monitor disposal of enemy properties worth Rs 1 trn

Enemy properties were those left behind by the people who took citizenship of Pakistan and China

NPR first step to NRC? Congress seeks to corner govt over MHA report

The Congress on Tuesday sought to corner the government on the issue of the National Population Register, claiming the annual report of the Home Ministry has said that the NPR is a first step to the National Register of Citizens. The Congress said the government cited the Home Ministry's reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha stating the same and alleged that the BJP government is now caught in a trap of its own making. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on Sunday made it clear that there is no talk of NRC being implemented in the country, a stand that goes in total variance with Home Minister Amit Shah's claim that the NRC will be implemented. "Once again the BJP government is caught in a trap of their own making. 2018-19 Annual Report of the Union Home Ministry clearly states NPR is first step to NRC. Also in 2014, former MoS Home Ministry Kiren Rijiju replied to a question in Rajya Sabha, stating the same. Who's lying now," the Congress asked on its Twitter handle. Asked at the AI

Shah firm on CAA despite protests; Congress accuses him and Modi of lying

The NPR exercise will be carried out, along with the house-listing phase of the Census from April 1 to September 30, 2020.

NPR constitutional obligation, disclosure of info voluntary: MoS Home

Reddy said since NPR is a constitutional obligation, the state governments should not oppose it

CAA will not be revoked under any circumstances, asserts Amit Shah

The union home minister warned that those raising anti-national slogans would be jailed

Oppn misleading people, CAA won't be scrapped despite protests: Amit Shah

Shah challenged Congress and other opposition leaders to hold a discussion with him on the CAA at a public forum

JP Nadda elected unopposed as BJP national president, replaces Amit Shah

Modi accuses political rivals of spreading misinformation over CAA

Top events of the day: FM to address RBI meet, UCC plea hearing, and more

From Nirmala Sitharaman addressing post-Budget RBI board meet to Delhi High Court plea hearing on Uniform Civil Code, here are top events of the day

Nadda set to replace Amit Shah as BJP national president next week

Nadda may take the helm on January 20 as Bharatiya Janata Party sources believe that he is likely to be elected unopposed

J P Nadda takes over from Amit Shah as BJP president, elected unopposed

Top party leaders, including Union ministers and chief ministers of BJP-ruled states, will file nomination papers in support of his candidature, sources said.

How Modi, Shah recast BJP's membership drive into a political juggernaut

In the Narendra Modi-Shah masterminded regime, organisational elections have acquired the gravity, authority and colour of a national or state poll

Amit Shah's big shoes to fill: Will Nadda run BJP on his own terms?

Is the BJP on the cusp of change or will it move with the current of continuity?