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Amit Shah pulls up BJP's MP unit; asks it to focus on SCs, STs

Shah said it is essential that the party builds itself at the grassroots

BJP will remain in power for at least 50 years: Amit Shah

Shah also said that the workers feel the party has still a long way to go

Amit Shah kicks off 'Mission 350+' for 2019 Lok Sabha polls

New Delhi, 17 AugustAmid anticipation on changes and possible expansion in the Union council of ministers, and on a day much of the Opposition was busy with a Sharad Yadav-led conference to 'save India's composite culture', Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Amit Shah was in a long meeting on a longer-term aim.He spent Thursday in a meeting with 31 of his party's leaders, including several cabinet ministers, for putting together a strategy to enable the BJP to win at least 350 Lok Sabha seats in the 2019 national poll.The BJP had won 282 seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha election. The new 'Mission 350+' is to focus on 150 seats where the BJP was number two or three in 2014. The 31 leaders were asked to focus on five seats each from this list, for the next two years.Cabinet ministers who attended were Ravi Shankar Prasad, Piyush Goyal, Nirmala Sitharaman, Arjun Meghwal, Ananth Kumar, Jagdish Nadda, Prakash Javadekar, Manoj Sinha, Narendra Tomar and Dharmendra Pradhan. Senior party ...

PM Modi praises Amit Shah, says he brought back Jan Sangh work culture

It was easy to run a political party while being in the opposition but difficult when in power: Modi

After Rajya Sabha win, Amit Shah says BJP will sweep Gujarat polls

Amit Shah reiterated his stand that the party will win 150 of 182 Assembly seats in the state

As he completes 3 years as BJP chief, Amit Shah prepares for future

His entry into Rajya Sabha is a precursor for the bigger role awaiting him if Modi wins 2019

Amit Shah says will not quit as party chief

In 2019, Shah said, the BJP would win with a bigger mandate than 2014

Didn't use govt machinery to trigger defections: BJP

Shah also said he doesn't have information about 3 MLCs who resigned from the UP Legislative Council

BJP favours holding Lok Sabha, Assembly polls together: Amit Shah

He said BJP wants Ram temple in Ayodhya to be constructed in legal manner after mutual dialogue

Amit Shah promises to consult Oppn before picking presidential candidate

Shah declined to speak about likely names from the NDA for the president's post

Amit Shah, Chandrababu Naidu discuss alliance, presidential poll

M Venkaiah Naidu and YS Chowdary accompanied them

Only BJP, Communists have upheld internal democracy: Amit Shah

He further adds that the BJP is the only party with a difference

7.28 cr got self-employed: Amit Shah's answer to 'jobless growth'

He was speaking at the launch of a coffee table book, 'The Making of a Legend', on Modi

2019 polls: Amit Shah sure that BJP will win two-thirds majority in Odisha

BJP national president Amit Shah today lamblasted the Naveen Patnaik government in Odisha for lack of development in the state and asserted that BJP will form the government in the state in 2019 wining two-third majority in the assembly election."Since I work at the booth level, I know the grassroots' situation. Based on that assessment, I can say that BJP will form the next government in Odisha with a two-third majority in 2019," said Shah while addressing a gathering at Hugulapata village in Ganjam district, the home turf of Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.Shah, who is on a three day visit to the state, said, Booth Committees would be formed in all the 36000 booths across the state in a time-bound manner.The visit of Shah is part of BJP's strategy to strengthen the party in the state under 'Mo Booth Sabuthu Majboot' (My Booth is the Strongest) programme."Electricity, drinking water and toilet facilities are not available in all households in the state, neither employment ...

BJP has always supported free trade, free agriculture: Amit Shah

Jana Sangh always believed in 'nation first, party second and the person last': Amit Shah

BJP backs Amit Shah's statement ruling out Indo-Pak 'bilateral' cricket

These comments came ahead of much-anticipated face-off between India, Pakistan in finals

Amit Shah rules out Indo-Pak 'bilateral' cricket series; BJP backs him

BJP backs Amit Shah's statement ruling out Indo-Pak 'bilateral' cricket

Shah shifts focus on Kerala, Bengal; postpones meet with Delhi BJP leaders

Shah aims to pay more attention to politically crucial Bengal & Kerala before 2019 general elections

Congress compares Amit Shah to Pak leaders who used to criticise Gandhi

Ashok Chavan said Shah has insulted entire country by his remarks

Gandhi was 'chatur baniya', Congress mere SPV for independence: Amit Shah

Congress didn't have any ideology or set of principles, accuses Shah