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PM Modi, Amit Shah among 6 faces of BJP for UP election campaign

Narendra Modi to address six public rallies while Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh and Kalraj Mishra will address 10 rallies each

Amit Shah hits out at SP, BSP on law and order in UP

He recalled that under the Kalyan Singh government, criminals were either behind the bars or were underground

UP campaign trail to heat up in November

Come November, all roads will lead to Uttar Pradesh. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is planning four yatras that will culminate in Lucknow with a rally on December 25, former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's birthday. The rally will be addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while the yatras will be led by BJP President Amit Shah and Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has been roped in to address the public meetings - a significant move in the light of the BJP repeatedly saying it would not put the "surgical strikes" against Pakistani terror camps to political use. Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi completed his Kisan Yatra some days back. In November, his sister Priyanka will hit the campaign trail in the state.

BJP distances itself from allegations against Varun Gandhi

It has been alleged that Gandhi leaked defence secrets to arms middleman Abhishek Verma

BJP demands NIA probe into killings of RSS, party activists

The appeal accused the Congress of indulging in "vote-bank politics" and "pre-determining the course of investigation"

BJP can repeat Guj, Muzaffarnagar incidents for gains: Azam Khan

He also alleged that BJP is trying to polarise voters on the Ram temple issue

L Ganesan to replace Najma Heptullah in Rajya Sabha

Monday will see L Ganesan, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) veteran from Tamil Nadu, elected to the Rajya Sabha from Madhya Pradesh. He will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Najma Heptullah, now governor of Manipur. The election to one seat in the Telangana Legislative Council will also be on Monday. The vacancy was caused following the resignation of state minister T Nageswara Rao. Counting for the bypoll to the council (with MLAs as voters) will be completed on Monday. Rao resigned from the House as he was elected to the Legislative Assembly in a bypoll.Electoral literacy: India to host meet, Pak invitedAn international conference to which delegates from Pakistan have also been invited, hosted by the Election Commission (EC) of India, will be held this week from 19 to 21 October. The conference aims to showcase and elicit good practices - as well as their potential for replication in other contexts - and to provide ECs from across the world with comparative information, dat

BJP 'slogneering' on temple to woo voters: Shiv Sena

It said Modi's act of performing 'Ganga aarti' in Varanasi soon after becoming the PM led to enthusiasm among party workers

BJP calls for shutdown in Kerala post murder of its worker

Both the CPI-M and the BJP are now blaming each other for the death of their respective party workers

Nationalism has connotations of Nazism in present times: BJP

BJP MP Tarun Vijay also said the word ideology is a communist construct and not an Indian construct

SP, BSP, Congress think only minority votes matter, says BJP

BJP leader, Siddharnath Nath Singh, said his party does not differentiate between minority and majority votes

BJP aims to keep nationalistic fervour alive till UP polls

BJP also expects opposition parties to help its agenda by raising the issue of making the video footage of surgical strikes public

BJP to go solo in BMC poll to demolish mafia raj: Kirit Somaiya

However, CM disowns his announcement, says it is not the party's official stand

Pakistan banning Indian channels a sign of its insecurity: BJP

Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority announced to ban all 'illegal' Indian channels across the nation

Pakistan's isolation has to be in totality, including cultural: BJP

Sitaram Yechury had said art and sports should be kept outside political conflicts in reference to the banning of Pakistan artistes in India

Sending the message quietly but firmly

On Thursday, leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh were keen to know the reaction of journalists to India's surgical strikes on Pakistani terror launch pads. The BJP leadership particularly sought feedback from Hindi news channels to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech at a rally in Kozhikode. After the speech, party leaders conveyed to the PM's advisors that several journalists, who have been covering the BJP for years, thought he had failed to walk the talk. However, the mood was of joyous approval after Thursday's surgical strikes. But leaders turned down requests by the party cadre as well as journalists to distribute sweets or burst firecrackers. There were strict instructions not to indulge in any visible chest-thumping. The party believes it has managed to come out of a difficult situation and doesn't want to unduly encourage nationalistic fervour.

Vilification in public space unwarranted: BJP tells Shiv Sena

Sena is hitting out at BJP on a daily basis and even through its mouthpiece 'Saamana'.

BJP leader La Ganesan to file nomination for Rajya Sabha bypoll from MP

Seat fell vacant when former Union Minister Najma Heptullah resigned from it after she was appointed as Governor of Manipur

BJP hails armed forces, PM's leadership

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, believes in action and not words, said several senior BJP leaders

Don't let your ideology take you in wrong direction: BJP cautions MNS

BJP's Shaina NC said there is no space for 'dadagiri' politics at a time when the nation stands united to fight terrorism