BJP to hold 'Jan Kalyan Parv' from 26th May

BJP National Secretary Tarun Chugh informed that the 'Jan Kalyan Parv' would be observed under the leadership of party's national president Amit Shah.

As planned, the programmes would start on May 26 and continue till May 31, he said in a statement here on Thursday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Ministers, BJP's national office-bearers, MPs, BJP office-bearers in their respective states and the ministers, MLAs in the states would address at least three rallies each from May 26 to 28, he said.

"The party plans to make people across the country aware about the achievements, good governance and completion of successful first year of the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi," he said.

The party would be organising exhibitions to showcase the achievements of the government on May 28 and 29 with the help of artistes who would be performing at prominent places in different cities, he said.

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PM Modi urges Arvind Kejriwal to join BJP

According to sources, after the poll debacle in Delhi in which Kejriwal-led AAP has reduced BJP to a mere three seats and wiped out Congress from the national capital, Modi and Amit Shah decided to rope in the activist-turned politician in the saffron alliance to fulfill their dream of making 'India Congress Free'.

The sources further said, Modi has deployed Anna Hazare's former aide and BJP CM candidate in Delhi Kiran Bedi to convince Kejriwal for which the latter agreed.

Kejriwal along with 50 MLAs of his party will join BJP in the first week of April, sources said.

However, deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has parted ways from Kejriwal and with the help of remaining 17 MLAs he will float a new party in Delhi.

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Jat reservation: Delegation to meet PM Modi today

"We will be meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party President Amit Shah tomorrow," the Rural Development Minister told reporters here.

Asked what could be the next step in view of the Apex Court order, he said, "While we respect the court's verdict, but we will explore other options that include filing a review petition..."

Singh, a prominent leader of the BJP from Haryana who also belongs to the Jat community, also said that it is high time that all outstanding issues between Haryana and Punjab, including water, are resolved.

He said BJP government is ruling both at the Centre and in Haryana and is in coalition in Punjab. "Therefore, this is the right time to resolve the issues between both states which would ensure betterment of both states," he said.

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said the state government is sensitive towards the interests of Jat community and assured full support and cooperation on the issue of reservation within the framework of law, a Haryana government release said here.

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DK Ravi death case: Karnataka Minister hits back at BJP over demand for CBI probe

"If CID can't be trusted as it's controlled by Cong Govt, CBI can't be trusted as it's controlled by nefarious AmitShah &Co..Right??" he tweeted.

In a series of tweets on the issue which continued to rock the state, Rao said the matter can be handed over to CBI if some questions have remained unanswered after initial probe.

"With #DKRavi, let's first ascertain what exactly happened..& if there are unanswered questions, matter can definitely be handed over to CBI," he said.

Rubbishing reports that Ravi was transferred because of pressure from sand and real estate mafia, Rao said he was shifted from Kolar to Bengaluru at the request of his father-in-law.

"The transfer of #DKRavi from Kolar was done by CM at the request of Ravi's father-in-law to an impt position in the CM's own Finance Dept," he said.

Rao urged the people to have faith in the government. "Please, have some faith on the govt..we are not so inhuman or cruel to protect the killers of one of our finest officers.. Truth will prevail," he said as the Congress Government continued to come under attack over the death of the upright officer on March 16.

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Congress, BJP slam Nitesh's anti-Gujarati rant

"Nitesh Rane's tweet is his personal statement. As far as Congress is concerned, our party never endorses such irresponsible statements and ideology," said Gujarat unit party spokesperson Manish Doshi.

"Congress is always against dividing people in the name of language and territory. Any citizen of India can live and earn his livelihood anywhere in India," Doshi said.

Gujarat BJP General Secretary I K Jadeja registered a strong protest against the "anti-Gujarati" rant by Nitesh, son of senior Congress leader Narayan Rane, terming them as "cheap mentality".

"Narayan Rane's son has revealed his cheap mindset. Just like people from other states gave their contribution in the development Gujarat, Gujarati community gave their contribution in the development of Maharashtra. Thus, to have such mindset against Gujarati community is highly condemnable" Jadeja told reporters.

Nitesh, a first-term MLA, kicked off a storm saying that he wants to begin Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Clean India' campaign from Mumbai by cleaning the city of all Gujaratis who hate Marathis.

"Wanna take part in Swacha Bharat abhiyan n start from mumbai!! Wanna start cleaning up all the Marathi hating gujjus from there once for all," Nitesh posted on Twitter.

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