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If BJP Wins in Telangana, CM Will be from Backward Class, Says PM Modi; BRS Writes to EC Against 'Stopping Rythu Scheme' Order

Five day left for the election results of five stated to be declared, politics has heated up with political parties highlighting each other’s failures in a bitter battle. Before the December 3 results, Telangana will vote on November 30, following which exit polls will begin to trickle in by evening.

The top leaders, thus, are now focusing on the south Indian state with a blitzkrieg of campaign. While Union home minister has been stressing on ending the reservation for Muslims in the state and distributing them among the scheduled castes, K Chandrashekhar Rao’s Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has been promising sops to the minority community.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also scheduled to visit Telangana on November 27, Monday. The prime minister is scheduled to visit Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple in Hyderabad at 8am, following which he will hold rallies at Mahabubnagar at 11am, Karimnagar at 1pm and a road show in Kacheguda at 4pm.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda will also address public meetings in Telangana. At 2:05m, he is scheduled to be at Nizamabad’s NSF Ground. At 3:10pm, he will be at Banswada’s government junior colleage in Kamareddy and at 4:20pm, he will at Jukkal’s Madhur HQ in Kamareddy.

Union home minister Amit Shah will address a public meeting at noon in Karimnagar’s Huzurabad.

A BJP leader on Monday accused BRS Patancheru MLA candidate, Gudem Mahipal Reddy, of using “deepfake” to “fool Telangana people on Instagram”. Union home minister Amit Shah has alleged a secret understanding between the Congress and the BRS in the Telangana state assembly elections. He claimed that they will support each other in different elections. “The Congress will support the BRS so that K Chandrasekhar Rao will become chief minister once again. In return, the BRS will support the Congress in the Lok Sabha elections so that Rahul Gandhi becomes Prime Minister,” Shah claimed at an election rally at Makthal in Narayanpet district.

At an election rally in Telangana’s Kamareddy, PM Modi on Sunday said, “TRS changed its name to BRS. UPA became INDIA bloc. But nothing will change despite a change in their nomenclature. Their DNA is the same. They are not loyal to people. Both BRS and Congress fear the rising growth of BJP in Telangana,” he said.

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Rajasthan Election 2023: BJP Gears Up for the Battle in Jaipur, Shah and Nadda Outline Election Strategy; Congress Takes Aim...

In Rajasthan, all political parties are gearing up for this year's upcoming legislative assembly elections. Recently, Union Minister Amit Shah and BJP's National President JP Nadda held a meeting in Jaipur with the party's leadership. Following this meeting, various leaders have made different statements. Meanwhile, the Congress party has also set its sights on BJP's preparations.

This year, Rajasthan is witnessing heated political activity with the impending legislative assembly elections. While the Congress government aims for a repeat victory, the BJP is putting all its might behind the electoral battle. Read more : Mallikarjun Kharge Expresses Anger Over Sukhpal Khaira's Arrest, Says We Won't Tolerate Injustice As part of this endeavor, marathon meetings were held in Jaipur on Wednesday evening. Central Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP's National President JP Nadda discussed election strategies with the core committee members of the state. It is speculated that BJP may soon release the first list of its candidates for the Rajasthan elections. What's Brewing in BJP's Strategy Meeting? Regarding the legislative assembly elections, Nadda and Shah engaged in one-on-one conversations with all prominent leaders of the state. Following the meeting, Deputy Leader of Opposition Satish Poonia said, "A clear message has been conveyed to (us) to contest the elections vigorously and win them. We will make every effort to secure a majority for BJP." As for when BJP will release the first list of candidates, Rajasthan BJP's Co-incharge, Vijaya Rahatkar, stated, "The party's parliamentary board will decide on this." A Message of Unity - Shekhawat After the meeting, Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat mentioned that it was a clear signal from Prime Minister Modi that everyone should come together to fight the elections. Discussions also took place on all aspects of politics, elections, and the government's performance in the state. The meeting also addressed the issues faced by the public in Rajasthan. The central home minister and BJP's national chief held extensive discussions on how to conduct the elections and provided guidance accordingly. We will now work in that direction. Meghwal's Critique of Gehlot On the topic of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's visit to Rajasthan, Central Law and Justice Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal questioned Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's statement, "Why is he coming now?" Meghwal asked whether the Vice President would seek permission to enter. He made these remarks during a government event in Bikaner, stating that engaging in politics on this matter is not appropriate. Congress's Take on BJP's Preparations Meanwhile, Rajasthan Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas took aim at BJP's preparations, saying, "... BJP is under pressure... The atmosphere that Congress has created, BJP's national leaders (are coming here). No matter how many discussions BJP holds, it won't change the fact that discussions on Rajasthan's model of development and progress are taking place across the country. BJP has raised issues like law and order and paper leaks. Our law and order situation is better than BJP-ruled states like Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh. BJP has internal factions. They sidelined Vasundhara Ji, and now, they are having meetings, but it's too late... Congress will win and form the government in Rajasthan with a majority. Read the full article

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BJP steps up Karnataka campaign,Nadda holds roadshow, Shah meets state leaders ....

Nadda holds roadshow, Shah meets state leadersBengaluru: The BJP is ramping up its campaign for the upcoming Karnataka assembly polls, with JP Nadda holding a roadshow and rally in Bidar, whilst Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a meeting with Karnataka BJP leaders. Basavaraj Bommai, the Chief Minister of Karnataka, was also present at the meeting. Shah's visit is part of the BJP's preparations for the May 10th assembly polls. Despite heavy rain resulting in the cancellation of a roadshow in Devanahalli, Shah expressed his confidence in the BJP winning the election due to the unwavering trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Read More>>>>

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Nadda to Visit Sringeri Mutt in Karnataka Today; Shah to Hold Rally in Nagaland

Last Updated: February 20, 2023, 07:52 IST BJP national president JP Nadda will be on a two-day visit to Karnataka starting today. (Image: PTI/File) Meanwhile, the Erode East bypoll campaign is heating up with star campaigners like Kamal Hassan in the mix Elections 2023 LIVE Updates: While BJP President J P Nadda is set to begin a two-day tour of poll-bound Karnataka on Monday, Union Home…

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BJP chalks out strategy to regain foothold in 14 Lok Sabha seats in UP

JP Nadda had visited Uttar Pradesh on January 20 after the extension of his term and interacted directly with ex-servicemen, booth committee members and prominent sections of the society. India pti-PTI | Updated: Sunday, February 19, 2023, 12:09 [IST] In the run up to the 2024 parliamentary elections, the BJP has turned its focus to 14 seats in Uttar Pradesh where the party lost in the 2019…

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JP Nadda UP Visit: BJP President JP Nadda will reach Agra, will hold meeting with district president and in-charge

JP Nadda UP Visit: BJP President JP Nadda will reach Agra, will hold meeting with district president and in-charge

JP Nadda in Agra: Today is the second and last day of BJP National President JP Nadda’s UP tour. He will reach Agra from Lucknow today and will take part in organizational meetings. After this, Corona will address the conference of warriors. This is how JP Nadda’s program will be JP Nadda’s program will be like this. Will reach Agra at 10.40 am. At 11 in the morning, at Hotel Taj Vilas…

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BENGALURU - INDIA'S CRIME CAPITAL.

(28/07/2021)

Greetings for the day. Here I am beginning with my first blog or post whatever you can say. To begin with let's straight away come to the point. Many blogs have been written till date, with each blogger expressing his heart and mind on various issues. So I am too putting my heart and soul into a subject, which is present throughout the world, and each country has its own law policy when it comes to dealing with i.e. crime.

Here are my experiences of living in a city based in Karnataka in India for four months. Bangalore or Bengaluru as you can call it, is considered as the IT hub of India, a city from where United States of America sources the highest number of software professionals for working in projects in its own backyard. But apart from being the Information technology hub of India, Bengaluru is also the hub for highest number of crimes, along with New Delhi.

Though I have stayed in Pune too a city in neighbouring Maharashtra state another IT hub, and visited Mumbai which is close by, but never ever had this fear psychosis of happening to see gang wars, because the law and order machinery in Pune, Pimpri - Chinchwad and Mumbai was by far very much in control by police authorities there. So why Bengaluru has become lawless? during my four months of stay there, every morning I happen to open the newspapers and the Bengaluru section showed up at least one or two murders, the result being gang wars. The killers regular criminals and their victims also history sheeter's. These gangsters or rowdies carried on with their killings on the streets of Bengaluru with so much audacity, that they never possessed any fear of law. The recent killing of Joseph Babli who himself a rowdy inside a bank in Koramangala, highlights the brazenness of killers, that Joseph was chased inside the bank, and hacked to death in broad daylight in front of scores of customers and bank employees, goes on to show complete failure of law and order machinery in Bengaluru.

Not just this, another murder of a former corporator Rekha Kadiresh that too in broad daylight in cotton pet area of Bengaluru, was an added feather in hat for an inefficient Bengaluru police. Slaying rivals in daytime in full public view, indulging in rowdism, road rage, harrasing innocent people, chain snatching gangs over bikes on prowl in every area, So where is the Bengaluru police in picture, that is the question?

And why rowdies in Bengaluru have no fear of police?

Bengaluru police and Karnataka politicians are to be blamed for this. The answer here lies in police - criminal - politician nexus. Also you may be surprised to know that Karnataka state ranks top in corruption index in whole of India. Power hungry politicians, greed for money and coupled with it the biggest major factor which has led to rise in goondaism is land deals. Bengaluru city is considered as one of hot cakes for real estate market, land grabbing is rampant and where higher acre's of land is involved for deals corrupt politicians, mafias and police are hand in glove.

Though land is very less available in Bengaluru urban areas and even if available, the prices are skyrocket and rowdies ultimately with blessings of politicians get involved. This rowdies - karnataka politicians nexus have blossomed to such an extent, that middle class families, who despite can afford to own plots at higher prices never dare to get involved. The problem begins from the bottom of organizational hierarchy in police department. The rot is so deeper that for example, say five out of every ten constabulary rank officials within Bengaluru police force, are hand in glove with the rowdies, this relates to daily hafta collection or in simple language extort money through these rowdies from hawkers, bar restaurant owners, share in commission arising out of disputed land deals and many illegal activities done by these rowdies. The buck does not stop here, the Bengaluru traffic police have a set target of collection fixed by every DCPs in their respective zones, so regular office goers either in two wheelers, four wheelers, rickshaws, commercial vehicles face the brunt of hafta collection. What an irony! Never ever in the history of Policing across the world, has there been so much rampant corruption, as has been the case with Bangalore police.

Kamal Pant Bengaluru police chief : completely clueless.

But then whose responsibility is it to discipline the Police?

Karnataka is a state, which has seen two parties struggle for power, back in 2018 Congress - JDS (Janata Dal secular) combine wrestled power from BJP (Bharatiya Janata party) headed by BS Yeddyurappa. Kumaraswamy son of former prime minister Deve Gowda became the chief minister, the BJP despite being the single largest party could not garner the numbers required to form the government. But two years later the tide turned completely in BJP's favour, the biggest drama unfolded in Karnataka, with accusations of horse trading leveled by Congress - JDS combine against BJP. The Kumaraswamy govt was reduced to a minority, and it failed to retain power. The BS Yeddyurappa led BJP stormed to power in Karnataka. Power tussles are nothing new in Indian politics, but the sad part is the lust for power has taken a huge toll on law and order machinery in Bengaluru. The Karnataka politicians already neck deep in corruption, have left the city to rot at the mercy of rowdies. Another major factor for rise in hooliganism is the patronage provided by political parties to rowdies, take any party be it the Congress, the BJP or JDS have rowdies seated at their party offices, the favour these goons do for these political class may vary, it may be anything even getting a cup of tea for the party youth leaders or district incharge, distribution of pamplets during elections many other things and obviously the favour is returned, with blessings of these political parties rowdies have a say, in every tender issued by the Karnataka government, almost 99% of contracts sourced out by the local corporation body of Bengaluru i.e. the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike has been handed over to rowdies, whether related to garbage collection, disposal, road repair contracts etc. When elections are round the corner, the hooliganism is at its peak, these very leaders are accompanied by these rowdies, threatening people who raise their voices, gangwars involving rowdies from rival political parties, if an in-depth analysis is done of the extent of criminals invasion into political parties, shocking as it may sound close to 80% of these so called party workers are rowdy elements. As it is said, the strong basis for students to pass with good marks in school and later to excel in life and become ideal citizens of the country, the onus lies on the principal and teachers and the education imparted in schools getting students to value good culture, respect for one another, and focus on studies. If one or two students fail in all these aspects, the blame can be put on students themselves, but just imagine if the whole class fails, then obviously the principal, the teachers are responsible. So the same applies to the police force of a state as well, the police department is a big school in itself, and the chief minister of the state is the principal and teachers his respective cabinet colleagues, so they are the torch bearers for these law enforcement agencies, and giving them guidance drafting policies is the sole responsibility of chief minister his cabinet colleagues. But here the entire Bengaluru police machinery has failed miserably and politicians governing the state are solely responsible.

BJP has been at the helm of Karnataka for almost two years now, even in these two years chief minister BS Yeddyurappa and his home minister colleague Basavraj Bommai miserably failed to bring crime rate down in Bengaluru. What can you expect from a police force, when the chief minister himself is embroiled in an illegal land deal. The bench of Karnataka high court led by justice Ravi malimath and Micheal Cunha even refused to give him any relief on the matter. Also infighting within the state BJP, and some leaders unhappy with Yeddyurappa's style of functioning has led to the CM busy trying to save his own govt, fighting his detractors, leave development of state at God's mercy and Bengaluru of course at rowdies mercy. And finally infighting within the BJP took its toll, Mr. BS Yeddyurappa resigned from the CMs post. And as usual came the drama with his resignation, an emotional Yeddyurappa in tears thanking Prime minister Modi, Amit Shah and JP Nadda for giving him an opportunity to serve the people of the state. Mr. Yeddyurappa we can understand your emotions but you should have stopped at that, your immature and misleading comment that, "Bengaluru is turning into a world class city" is the biggest Joke of the millennium. The reality is you and your predecessor Mr. Kumaraswamy have turned Bengaluru into a world class gangsters city.

Former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa : equally responsible for lawless Bengaluru.

Corruption in police department is not something new and is prevalent across India. Also let me make it clear, not all cops are corrupt, there are a few who put their heart out and perform their duties. Even in Bengaluru police department there are officers at constabulary rank, inspectors, senior inspectors, who have excellent track record in curbing crime and have acted tough against rowdies but there are also a few with questionable track record and it is this few dark sheep within the police that has led to rowdies wrecking havoc in the city. Also this time things really aren't good in Bengaluru at all. Though police chief Pant on his behalf is doing everything thing to bring crime rate down, Bengaluru CCB has siezed a large cache of drugs, several drug peddlers have been nabbed, several rowdies homes have been raided a large cache of weopans recovered, but still the rowdies menace has been increasing in Bengaluru rapidly.

Mr Kamal Pant now you also need to bring the hammer down harder on some of your own men, women within the force, who have links with these rowdies. Cleaning must also be done at home. There was a time when Mumbai city in Maharashtra state, also known as the financial capital of India was under the grip of the underworld gangs in 90s, things had totally spiralled out of control due to gangwars, prominent builders, film personalities, small time business men became victims for refusal to pay extortion and some for links with rival gangs.

It took the combined effort of the Mumbai police who formed hit squads later on called as encounter specialists to eliminate the gangsters. And the credit for completely wiping out the underworld from Mumbai, goes to then Mumbai police commissioner Mr. MN Singh. Bengaluru is facing the same problem today, that Mumbai faced in 90s. And Bengaluru police commissioner Kamal Pant will have to take a leaf from what MN Singh did in Mumbai.

Also political interference in police working has been the biggest problem in India. That police work under political pressure is not a hidden secret. And this has been one of the reasons for rowdy explosion in Bengaluru. Rowdies enjoy political patronage, from all three the Congress, JDS and BJP. In Mumbai the police turned a deaf year to political influence, and took on underworld in a spirited way under guidance of MN Singh. Certainly Bengaluru police go weak in their knees when it comes to politicians, and none but Mr Kamal Pant will have to put his foot down on such interferences, when it comes to dealing with rowdies, even if it means confrontation with a ruling party and also take action against political leaders who are linked to these rowdies. Kamal Pant and Bengaluru police have a long long way to go if they want to rid Bengaluru from gangsters. And I have no doubt at all that things have come to a level where Bengaluru cops have to form a separate hit squad to eliminate the rowdies like Mumbai police did.

Also Bengaluru being an IT hub and one of the cities with higher number of foreign tourists visiting for trips as well as official company work, such lawlessness does not augur well for the city, the image of Bengaluru has already taken a severe beating at international level and it will have severe consequences. Foreign direct investment will be hit, if things don't improve, that day won't be far when other countries start issuing advisory or warning to its citizens to deter from visiting Bengaluru, as it has already happened in New Delhi's case, and if it happens in Bengaluru's case prime minister Narendra Modi's 'ache din' or 'good days' of his promise to citizens of India will be dented beyond repair.

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Assembly polls: BJP workers will see good results on March 10, says Nadda

UP Assembly Polls - Ahead of the counting of votes for the five states, including Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, BJP president JP Nadda on Tuesday said the party workers will see good results on Thursday.

The kind of work the workers from Madhya Pradesh have done in Uttar Pradesh and other states in the assembly elections is unparalleled. You all will see good results on March 10, a party release quoted Nadda as saying.

He addressed BJP's office-bearers for Madhya Pradesh and heads of frontal organisations here during his daylong visit to the state.

Nadda praised the state BJP's booth-level expansion work and its digitization, which is 90% complete, it said.

Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, state BJP president Vishnu Dutt Sharma, Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar, BJP organisation's state in-charge P Murlidhar Rao and state home minister Narottam Mishra were present on the occasion.

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BJP chief JP Nadda begins UP visit today to address booth presidents` meetings | India News

BJP chief JP Nadda begins UP visit today to address booth presidents` meetings | India News

New Delhi: In the run-up to the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections scheduled to be held in 2022, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief JP Nadda is on a two-day visit to the poll-bound state from Monday to address booth presidents` meetings in Gorakhpur and Kanpur. Nadda has been assigned the areas of Gorakhpur and Kanpur. Entire Uttar Pradesh has been divided into areas and three top leaders have been…

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Short-sighted people should not come to power in UP ... JP Nadda

Short-sighted people should not come to power in UP … JP Nadda

BJP national leader JP Natta has said that short-sighted opposition parties should not come to power in Uttar Pradesh. He was referring to the Uttar Pradesh Congress, the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party, which are in the running for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly next year. JP Natta, who is on a two-day visit to Uttar Pradesh, congratulated the winners of the recent Lok Sabha polls on…

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Nadda on two-day UP visit, to address BJP booth presidents in Gkp today

Nadda on two-day UP visit, to address BJP booth presidents in Gkp today

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief JP Nadda, who has been tasked to man Kanpur and Gorakhpur regions ahead of the 2022 polls in UP, will address booth presidents’ meetings in Gorakhpur and Kanpur. LUCKNOW: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief JP Nadda, who will be on a two-day visit of poll -bound Uttar Pradesh from Monday, will address booth presidents’ meetings in Gorakhpur and Kanpur. In the…

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Times Top10: Today's Top News Headlines and Latest News from India & across the World

Times Top10: Today’s Top News Headlines and Latest News from India & across the World

5 THINGS FIRST Today: Olympics Day 15: Neeraj Chopra in men’s javelin final, Bajrang Punia in men’s freestyle 65 kg wrestling bronze medal match; BJP chief JP Nadda on two-day visit to UP; England vs India, 1st Test, Nottingham, day 4; National Handloom Day; Tomorrow: Olympics closing ceremony 1. India gets another buffer zone with China, inside its territory A buffer India and China have…

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Times Top10: Today's Top News Headlines and Latest News from India & across the World

Times Top10: Today’s Top News Headlines and Latest News from India & across the World

5 THINGS FIRST Today: Olympics Day 15: Neeraj Chopra in men’s javelin final, Bajrang Punia in men’s freestyle 65 kg wrestling bronze medal match; BJP chief JP Nadda on two-day visit to UP; England vs India, 1st Test, Nottingham, day 4; National Handloom Day; Tomorrow: Olympics closing ceremony 1. India gets another buffer zone with China, inside its territory A buffer India and China have…

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Notice pasted on Azam Khan house and Jauhar University in Rampur uttar pradesh up news latest breaking update bjp akhilesh gorakhpur varanasi agra meerut upas– News18

Notice pasted on Azam Khan house and Jauhar University in Rampur uttar pradesh up news latest breaking update bjp akhilesh gorakhpur varanasi agra meerut upas– News18

Before the visit of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Jagat Prakash Nadda (JP Nadda), BJP’s IT and social media team will get ready with guidance from its IT chief Amit Malviya. BJP veterans will also show the political path for the election to the team.

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JP Nadda meets ailing ex-UP CM Kalyan Singh, conveys PM Modi's 'get well soon' message

JP Nadda meets ailing ex-UP CM Kalyan Singh, conveys PM Modi’s ‘get well soon’ message

Image Source : ANI BJP national president JP Nadda meets ailing former Chief Minister Kalyan Singh along with CM Yogi Adityanath at PGI Hospital in Lucknow. BJP president JP Nadda on Thursday paid a surprise visit to Lucknow to see ailing former UP chief minister Kalyan Singh. The BJP chief went straight to the Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences to see the veteran leader…