As part of 'vistarak' tour, Shah is slated to spend 3 days each in WB, Odisha, Telangana, TN, Kerala
BJP has accused the ruling TMC of unleashing violence on its workers in the state
BJP chief had lunch at the house of a tribal family before interacting with party workers
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Amidt majority of exit polls predicting a BJP victory in Uttar Pradesh and edge in Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur, the party president Amit Shah visited Mumbai this morning and held meeting with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) general secretaries Bhaiyaji Joshi and Krishna Gopal. RSS sources confirmed that Shah visited the RSS' Konkan Region office located in the central Mumbai. He later left for Delhi.However, BJP leader, who did not want to be named, told Business Standard,'' The meeting was quite important considering the results of various exit polls showing bright prospects for BJP in four states except Punjab. Emergence of single largest party with majority in Uttar Pradesh will be quite crucial for the party and especially for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Shah. Therefore, the discussion may have taken place on the party's future strategy and possible names of chief minister for Uttar Pradesh.'' He informed that Shah and RSS leaders have discussed the BJP's campaign in ..
Shah said the name of Congress president is decided at the time of birth itself
Referring to Akhilesh Yadav and Rahul Gandhi, he said both 'yuvrajs' are planning to loot the state
Army's surgical strikes against terrorist launch pads in PoK and note ban dominated his address
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Raking up the issue of youth migration, the BJP president blamed his rival parties for stalling development in the state
Responding to a question about BSP chief Mayawati calling demonetization as financial emergency, Amit Shah responded with a jibe saying it was definitely so for her party
The BJP president said that BJP is cadre-based party where internal democracy is still alive
Responding to Mayawati's charge of the move leading to an "economic emergency", he said it has caused an emergency in the BSP
Shah also touched upon schemes like Stand-up India and Start-up India and Make in India
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He said it was for the first time in the fight against terrorism that India was feeling secure
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