Congress Gujarat Roadshow

Mr Khera said his party has been making several representations to the poll body at various levels, but it looks like the election watchdog is "willingly under pressure".

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will attend her first meeting of the Congress Working Committee - the party's top decision-making body - in Gujarat later this month. The debut of a third Gandhi in the meet will not be the only first for the Congress as it prepares to take on the ruling BJP in the national election, due by May.

2019 Elections: Amid the many barbs of the BJP on the reason for Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's entry to active politics - focussing on Mr Gandhi's performance as a leader -- BJP chief Amit Shah today released one that went off script. Priyanka Gandhi, Mr Shah said, had to enter politics to preserve the "dynasty".

The Congress party today complained to the Election Commission about a road show undertaken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he cast his vote here during the second phase of the Gujarat Assembly polls.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 100-metre walk to his car after voting, holding up his inked finger as thousands of people shouted slogans, has quickly snowballed into a controversy. The Congress has alleged that the PM's walk amounts to a "road show" while the state votes in the final phase of assembly elections.

Congress leader P Chidambaram on Thursday accused the Election Commission of allowing a roadshow of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Ahmedabad, saying it is a gross violation of rules and that the Commission was "sleeping on the job".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi waited in queue to vote at an Ahmedabad school, walked about 100 metres down the road holding up his inked finger, and then did sort of a "roadshow" in his car for another 800 metres as thousands of people gathered to greet him cheered. This, the Congress alleges, is a violation of election rules when Gujarat was in the...

Gujarat Assembly Election 2017: Roadshows of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Ahmedabad tomorrow have been denied permission by the police, who have cited law and order and public inconvenience.

Hardik Patel, the 24-year-old face of the Patel or Patidar agitation in Gujarat, this morning welcomed Rahul Gandhi in a tweet as the Congress vice-president arrived in the state for a three-day election campaign tour in the politically significant Saurashtra region.

To boost the Congress's campaign for the forthcoming Gujarat assembly elections, party Vice President Rahul Gandhi has started his three-day roadshow in the politically significant Saurashtra region. The Congress Vice President will begin his roadshow after visiting the Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka. He will later move through various parts of Dev B...

To boost the Congress's campaign for the forthcoming Gujarat assembly elections, party Vice President Rahul Gandhi will start a three-day roadshow in the politically significant Saurashtra region on Monday.

Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal was detained briefly at a police station while his car was attacked leaving its windshield broken as the convoy passed through Kutch in Gujarat, where he is holding a roadshow. He addressed reporters after reaching Bhuj.

Mr Khera said his party has been making several representations to the poll body at various levels, but it looks like the election watchdog is "willingly under pressure".

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will attend her first meeting of the Congress Working Committee - the party's top decision-making body - in Gujarat later this month. The debut of a third Gandhi in the meet will not be the only first for the Congress as it prepares to take on the ruling BJP in the national election, due by May.

2019 Elections: Amid the many barbs of the BJP on the reason for Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's entry to active politics - focussing on Mr Gandhi's performance as a leader -- BJP chief Amit Shah today released one that went off script. Priyanka Gandhi, Mr Shah said, had to enter politics to preserve the "dynasty".

The Congress party today complained to the Election Commission about a road show undertaken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he cast his vote here during the second phase of the Gujarat Assembly polls.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 100-metre walk to his car after voting, holding up his inked finger as thousands of people shouted slogans, has quickly snowballed into a controversy. The Congress has alleged that the PM's walk amounts to a "road show" while the state votes in the final phase of assembly elections.

Congress leader P Chidambaram on Thursday accused the Election Commission of allowing a roadshow of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Ahmedabad, saying it is a gross violation of rules and that the Commission was "sleeping on the job".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi waited in queue to vote at an Ahmedabad school, walked about 100 metres down the road holding up his inked finger, and then did sort of a "roadshow" in his car for another 800 metres as thousands of people gathered to greet him cheered. This, the Congress alleges, is a violation of election rules when Gujarat was in the...

Gujarat Assembly Election 2017: Roadshows of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Ahmedabad tomorrow have been denied permission by the police, who have cited law and order and public inconvenience.

Hardik Patel, the 24-year-old face of the Patel or Patidar agitation in Gujarat, this morning welcomed Rahul Gandhi in a tweet as the Congress vice-president arrived in the state for a three-day election campaign tour in the politically significant Saurashtra region.

To boost the Congress's campaign for the forthcoming Gujarat assembly elections, party Vice President Rahul Gandhi has started his three-day roadshow in the politically significant Saurashtra region. The Congress Vice President will begin his roadshow after visiting the Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka. He will later move through various parts of Dev B...

To boost the Congress's campaign for the forthcoming Gujarat assembly elections, party Vice President Rahul Gandhi will start a three-day roadshow in the politically significant Saurashtra region on Monday.

Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal was detained briefly at a police station while his car was attacked leaving its windshield broken as the convoy passed through Kutch in Gujarat, where he is holding a roadshow. He addressed reporters after reaching Bhuj.