Union Home Minister says voters reject opposition claims against democratic institutions while choosing decisive governance under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The party will hold seven‑hour hearings every weekday, with senior leaders on a fixed roster, to streamline feedback ahead of upcoming state elections.
The incoming governor says he will work strictly within constitutional bounds after remarks about party organisation drew criticism from Naveen Patnaik.
Senior BJP leader Smriti Irani has taken aim at Rahul Gandhi over the opposition's stance on electoral roll verification, defending institutional integrity as political friction builds in Delhi.
The Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to relieve him so he can work full-time in the southern state.
BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi questioned the group's transition from student issues to electoral agitation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
BJP national secretary Smriti Irani and party president Nitin Nabin on Oct 9‑10, 2026, pressed Rahul Gandhi to act against Congress MP‑professor Angomcha Bimol Akoijam and warned that his silence fuels attempts to destabilise the country.
Senior BJP figures have accused the opposition leader of trying to spread anarchy and behaving inappropriately with a woman police officer during street protests in Delhi.
The state government and the opposition trade accusations of goondaism and voter suppression over the deletion of over one crore names from the electoral rolls.
The ruling BJP is on the verge of losing its majority while the opposition CPI(M) faces an internal investigation into a ₹10 lakh bribe allegation against a councillor.
The Delhi meeting on state governance coincided with a major political row in Punjab, where AAP suspended a legislator for criticizing government schools.
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari claims a government medical report shows no evidence of a fracture, promising a new inquiry after upcoming byelections.
A high-profile BJP delegation has urged the state's top police officer to review criminal cases, while the ruling Congress accuses the opposition of trying to purge minority voters.
The opposition leader has escalated his attack on the Election Commission, while the BJP points to a recruitment scam in Karnataka to accuse him of double standards.
