Saturday, April 27, 2024
ADVT 
India

Shah, Nadda to visit Punjab in Feb as BJP gears up for 2024 LS polls

Darpan News Desk IANS, 24 Jan, 2023 11:48 AM
  • Shah, Nadda to visit Punjab in Feb as BJP gears up for 2024 LS polls

New Delhi, Jan 24 (IANS) As part of BJP's 2024 Lok Sabha poll strategy, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and party president J.P. Nadda will visit Punjab in the first week of February and spend half a day in every Assembly segment.

The duo will also address several rallies during their visit.

In an expansion mode in Punjab, the party is set to launch a yatra against drugs and corruption in all the Lok Sabha constituencies. It has already got a shot in the arm with several leaders from other parties, including Congress and Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), coming onboard in the last few months.

Emphasising on a drug-free Punjab, state President Ashwani Sharma said: "BJP's yatra this year will focus on drugs and corruption. We will try to awaken the Punjab youth and public against drugs and make the state drug-free. The yatra will start in March and culminate in August after spending 18 days in the constituency".

He further asserted that the BJP is getting support not only in cities but in the rural areas as well. He called upon the workers to take the public welfare schemes launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to every household in the villages and motivate them to take advantage of it.

MORE India ARTICLES

Ganga Vilas cruise vessel stuck in Bihar's Chapra due to shallow water

Ganga Vilas cruise vessel stuck in Bihar's Chapra due to shallow water
The first trip of Ganga Vilas cruise had 32 tourists from Switzerland apart from other countries. Some domestic tourists are also travelling. The cruise vessel has world class facilities including 18 rooms, a 40-seater restaurant, gym, spa, open balcony, lecture hall, internet, television and many other entertainment facilities available.

Ganga Vilas cruise vessel stuck in Bihar's Chapra due to shallow water

PM Modi condoles loss of lives in Nepal plane crash

PM Modi condoles loss of lives in Nepal plane crash
At least 68 people were killed on Sunday when a domestic flight of Yeti Airlines crashed in Pokhara in Nepal, considered to be one of the worst air crashes in three decades in the Himalayan nation. The passengers on board also included five Indians.

PM Modi condoles loss of lives in Nepal plane crash

25,886 government jobs given in just 10 months: Punjab CM

25,886 government jobs given in just 10 months: Punjab CM
The Chief Minister reiterated the commitment of his government to emerge the state as a hub of healthcare across the globe. He said in a major push to the medical education in Punjab, the government has decided to construct 16 new medical colleges in five years that will enhance the total tally of medical colleges in the state to 25.

25,886 government jobs given in just 10 months: Punjab CM

Police arrest two agents over death of 4 of family in illegal migration to US

Police arrest two agents over death of 4 of family in illegal migration to US
They were allegedly involved in illegally sending Jagdish Patel, Vaishali Patel and their children Vihangi and Dharmik to the US. They froze while crossing the Canada-US border near Emerson, on the Canadian side.

Police arrest two agents over death of 4 of family in illegal migration to US

Inspired by movies, 4 Delhi youth turn mobile snatchers

Inspired by movies, 4 Delhi youth turn mobile snatchers
According to Guvendram, he had gone to the the Pacific Mall, along with his wife, and when they were leaving at 9.30 p.m., two persons on a motorbike snatched his iPhone and fled. However, he managed to note down the vehicle's number and shared it with the police.

Inspired by movies, 4 Delhi youth turn mobile snatchers

Cheaper fuel, jobs and harmony: Rahul's promises in letter

Cheaper fuel, jobs and harmony: Rahul's promises in letter
The party on Friday announced that it will deliver Rahul Gandhi's letter to each house along with a charge sheet against the Central government from January 26. The letter is signed off as "aapka apna Rahul (your own Rahul)". The letter is written in all regional languages and the exercise is an attempt by the Congress to reap the political benefits from the Bharat Jodo Yatra.

Cheaper fuel, jobs and harmony: Rahul's promises in letter