Ruling party in WB is working with criminal instinct: JP Nadda
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Ruling party in WB is working with criminal instinct: JP Nadda
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president, JP Nadda on January 09 said that ruling government in West Bengal has "criminal instinct".
He said, "The ruling political party is working with criminal instinct.
Corruption has been institutionalised.
The point-blank attack on a protectee like me is a testament to the state of law and order to which a regular citizen is subject." He further said, "I visited four houses today; I took food grain from them and pledged that as soon as we come to the power (in West Bengal), farmers will be felicitated with 'Kisan Samman Nidhi' and make all efforts to bring them to fore in mainstream.
We will also resolve their issues.
I assure you that 'Ayushman Bharat' will be implemented here in letter and spirit as soon as we come to the power here.
In the time to come, BJP will register their victory (in WB Assembly polls) by winning more than 200 seats."
BJP workers celebrated the launch of the first phase of COVID-19 vaccination drive in Mumbai. They burnt effigy of coronavirus in Ghatkopar area to celebrate the vaccine drive. The mega COVID-19 vaccination drive began in India on Jan 16
The Congress proposed that the TMC should merge with it instead to put up a united fight against the BJP. The BJP, which has emerged as a potent force in the state, said the TMC's suggestion amounted to admission that it was not in a position to take on the saffron party on its own in the assembly polls in West Bengal due in April-May. "If the Left Front and the Congress are genuinely anti-BJP, they should rally behind Mamata Banerjee in her fight against the communal and divisive politics of the saffron party," senior TMC MP Sougata Roy said. Reacting to the TMC's proposal, state Congress chief Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury blamed the West Bengal's ruling party for the growth of the BJP in the state. "We are not interested in aligning with the TMC. Why is the TMC now interested in an alliance with us after poaching our MLAs over the last 10 years. If Mamata Banerjee is in keen on fighting the BJP, then she should join the Congress as it is the only pan-India platform to fight against communalism," he said. Watch the full video for more details.
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The BJP chief's comments here came on a day when Congress president Rahul Gandhi in Madurai slammed the Centre over the contentious legislations, backing the.. IndiaTimes
BJP president JP Nadda attended party's Pongal festival in Chennai on January 14. During his address, Nadda said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been ensuring that Tamil Nadu takes a big leap as far as development is concerned. He further compared the functioning of finance commission towards Tamil Nadu under UPA and PM Modi. "PM Modi has tried to see to it that the whole country goes forward. At the same time, he has made sure that Tamil Nadu takes a big leap as far as development is concerned. The 13 finance commission during the UPA government gave Rs 94,000 crores to Tamil Nadu for the development. But the same commission under PM Modi gave Tamil Nadu Rs 5 lakh 42,000 crores. Mainstreaming and bringing people of Tamil Nadu in the front of the development have been the basic ethos on which PM Modi is working," said BJP president JP Nadda.
Nadda will also be addressing Thuglak magazine's 51st anniversary function. The BJP has been trying to carve a space for itself in the southern state where the.. IndiaTimes
Chief Minister of Karnataka B.S. Yediyurappa on January 13 informed that his government has sent a list to Governor Vajubhai Vala of politicians who are going to take oath today at 3:30 pm. In a press conference, he said, "We have sent the list to the Governor just now. MTB Nagaraj, Umesh Katti, Aravind Limbavali, Murugesh Nirani, R Shankar, CP Yogeeshwara, Angara S will take oath as ministers today by 3:30 pm at Raj Bhavan." The announcement comes two days after the Karnataka Chief Minister had meeting with JP Nadda, Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi.
Expressing her dissatisfaction over the "inadequate number of Covid-19 vaccines" supplied to West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday said her.. IndiaTimes
TMC MP from Birbhum Satabdi Roy said there was no question of her leaving the party. Roy's statement came after a two-hour meeting with TMC's youth wing president and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's nephew Abhishek Banerjee. Abhishek reached out to Roy as she voiced dissent against the leadership ahead of the assembly polls. Actor-turned-politician, Roy is a leading face in Mamata Banerjee's cultural brigade. Speculations started on Thursday over a post on Facebook page of Satabdi Roy fan club. Roy had claimed that she was not being informed about party events in her constituency. The 3-time MP had said she would inform the public on Saturday if she takes any 'decision'.
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A 65-year old man, Md Gaffar died after he suffered a brain stroke on January 12 in West Bengal's Matigara. Family of the deceased alleged that nursing homes in Siliguri refused to treat him. However, Gaffar has 'Swasthya Sathi' card, a state government health insurance scheme. "It's an unfortunate incident. We will look into the matter," Gautam Deb, Tourism Minister of WB.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) SEHAT scheme for the residents of Jammu and Kashmir on December 26. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha were also in attendance. The eligible beneficiaries will get the Universal Healthcare Coverage (UHC) as per the data base of SECC 2011.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasised that democracy should reach grassroots levels and wished peace and security for people of the state, said Union Home Minister Amit Shah on December 26 at the launch event of Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) SEHAT scheme for the residents of Jammu and Kashmir. "PM Modi wishes to see speedy development in J-K and improvement in the standard of living of people. He presses that democracy should reach the grassroots levels and wishes peace - security for people of the state," said Home Minister Shah.
Ahead of West Bengal Assembly polls, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president, JP Nadda visited Bardhaman and held a press conference on January 09 where he compared his recent visit to the state with last one and said "so far so good". "Last time when I came, the manner in which I was welcomed enroute Diamond Harbour, we were attacked under a plan by administration and political party - nation witnessed it. MHA took a strong note of this. Today when I'm here again, I say so far so good," said JP Nadda.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president JP Nadda on January 09 visited a farmer's house in West Bengal's Bardhaman. He was accompanied by state BJP president Dilip Ghosh and other leaders. They were also seen eating lunch at a farmer's house. WB Assembly elections are to be held in mid 2021.
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on December 26 informed that over 10 lakh farmers of Jammu and Kashmir have received financial assistance under PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme. "I would like to tell that over 10 lakh farmers of Jammu and Kashmir have received financial assistance under PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme. Recently, three-tier grass root democracy was established in J-K with DDC elections. I thank the people of J-K for their participation in the elections. The elected DDC members will take oath on 28th December," said Sinha.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Chief JP Nadda on January 11 addressed a public rally in Assam's Silchar to kick-start the ruling party's campaigning for the coming Assembly elections. While addressing a..
Stepping up the party's campaign for assembly polls in West Bengal to be held later this year, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President JP Nadda held a roadshow in the district on Saturday. Nadda was..
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Ahead of West Bengal Assembly elections, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president JP Nadda on January 09 addressed a public rally in Bardhaman. During his rally, Nadda said the party will form the..