Political Yatra In Kerala

In Rajasthan's Ajmer today for the grand finale of Vasuyndhara Raje's 'Gaurav Yatra', Prime Minister Narendra Modi ripped into the Congress, accusing the party of indulging in votebank politics and appealing the people to give Vasundhara Raje a second term in power. Rajasthan has lately followed the trend in southern states like Kerala and Tamil Na...

Wrapping up the 15-day relay walk or padhyatra against what the BJP says is the ruling CPM's "murder politics", BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday asked Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to take moral responsibility for the "killing of 13 innocent BJP and RSS workers" in Kerala since May 2016 and fight the BJP on "development and ideology".

BJP chief Amit Shah will join the high-pitched 'Janaraksha Yatra' against the political violence allegedly unleashed by the CPI(M) tomorrow, when the two-week-long campaign will conclude, party sources said today.

The national general secretary of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Saroj Pandey today raked up a controversy by making a comment that if the killing of her party workers continued in Kerala, "eyes of the attackers will be gouged out".

Union minister Kiren Rijiju today said the kind of political violence the Left allegedly indulged in "could not be tolerated" in a democracy and accused the CPI(M) of harbouring "anti-national" thoughts.

The BJP's peaceful Jan Raksha Yatra against political violence in Kerala has run into troubled waters with a Facebook Live video from the party's top state leader showing provocative slogans being raised against a CPM leader.

Amit Shah's Jan Raksha Yatra walks miles beyond being a political one. It's a Gandhian weapon to rouse public conscience and courage against violence of de-Indianised elements rejected the world over but still found in India in their last residual terror-holes.

Yogi Adityanath, surrounded by a sea of supporters, today joined the BJP's 15-day relay walk or padyatra launched in Kerala by party chief Amit Shah. Mr Shah launched the Jan Raksha (protect people) yatra yesterday in Kannur, the home base of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, to highlight what the BJP says is the ruling CPM's "murder politics". Yogi...

BJP chief Amit Shah, in a traditional Kerala dhoti, offered prayers on Tuesday morning at the Rajarajeshwara temple in the northern district of Kannur before launching his party's Jan Raksha (protect people) yatra. In a direct challenge to Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, the BJP began its yatra in Payyannur, adjacent to his home town Pinara...

In Kerala, elections are expected by April but the season of political campaigning has already begun. The Congress which heads the ruling UDF alliance was the first to launch pre-campaign political rallies earlier this month. The CPM and BJP have followed in quick succession, with political yatras of their own.

Slamming the ruling Congress-led UDF and opposition CPI(M)-led LDF for 'ruining' the state, BJP today launched its much hyped political yatra ahead of the coming Assembly elections in Kerala from northern-most district Kasargod.

The Congress in Kerala on Monday became the first party to launch its series of political yatras that will pass through all 140 assembly constituencies in the state ahead of the 2016 polls.

With Assembly polls in Kerala just months away, major political parties are gearing up to organise high-profile 'campaign yatras' across the state with the participation of national leaders.

In Rajasthan's Ajmer today for the grand finale of Vasuyndhara Raje's 'Gaurav Yatra', Prime Minister Narendra Modi ripped into the Congress, accusing the party of indulging in votebank politics and appealing the people to give Vasundhara Raje a second term in power. Rajasthan has lately followed the trend in southern states like Kerala and Tamil Na...

Wrapping up the 15-day relay walk or padhyatra against what the BJP says is the ruling CPM's "murder politics", BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday asked Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to take moral responsibility for the "killing of 13 innocent BJP and RSS workers" in Kerala since May 2016 and fight the BJP on "development and ideology".

BJP chief Amit Shah will join the high-pitched 'Janaraksha Yatra' against the political violence allegedly unleashed by the CPI(M) tomorrow, when the two-week-long campaign will conclude, party sources said today.

The national general secretary of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Saroj Pandey today raked up a controversy by making a comment that if the killing of her party workers continued in Kerala, "eyes of the attackers will be gouged out".

Union minister Kiren Rijiju today said the kind of political violence the Left allegedly indulged in "could not be tolerated" in a democracy and accused the CPI(M) of harbouring "anti-national" thoughts.

The BJP's peaceful Jan Raksha Yatra against political violence in Kerala has run into troubled waters with a Facebook Live video from the party's top state leader showing provocative slogans being raised against a CPM leader.

Amit Shah's Jan Raksha Yatra walks miles beyond being a political one. It's a Gandhian weapon to rouse public conscience and courage against violence of de-Indianised elements rejected the world over but still found in India in their last residual terror-holes.

Yogi Adityanath, surrounded by a sea of supporters, today joined the BJP's 15-day relay walk or padyatra launched in Kerala by party chief Amit Shah. Mr Shah launched the Jan Raksha (protect people) yatra yesterday in Kannur, the home base of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, to highlight what the BJP says is the ruling CPM's "murder politics". Yogi...

BJP chief Amit Shah, in a traditional Kerala dhoti, offered prayers on Tuesday morning at the Rajarajeshwara temple in the northern district of Kannur before launching his party's Jan Raksha (protect people) yatra. In a direct challenge to Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, the BJP began its yatra in Payyannur, adjacent to his home town Pinara...

In Kerala, elections are expected by April but the season of political campaigning has already begun. The Congress which heads the ruling UDF alliance was the first to launch pre-campaign political rallies earlier this month. The CPM and BJP have followed in quick succession, with political yatras of their own.

Slamming the ruling Congress-led UDF and opposition CPI(M)-led LDF for 'ruining' the state, BJP today launched its much hyped political yatra ahead of the coming Assembly elections in Kerala from northern-most district Kasargod.

The Congress in Kerala on Monday became the first party to launch its series of political yatras that will pass through all 140 assembly constituencies in the state ahead of the 2016 polls.

With Assembly polls in Kerala just months away, major political parties are gearing up to organise high-profile 'campaign yatras' across the state with the participation of national leaders.