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Modi will rule for 25 years, Lohia’s prediction will be realised: Yogi The UP CM said that the BJP will win more seats than it did in 2014 as it has worked for the poor LokSabha Elections 2019 : Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday conjured Ram Manohar Lohia to recommend that Narendra Modi is set to run the nation for some more years as a result of his attention on giving toilets and fuel to poor people. In a meeting to PTI, the main priest communicated certainty that the Bharatiya Janata Party will win 74 of the 80 Lok Sabha situates in his state, three more than it packed away without anyone else in 2014. Adityanath said the communist chief’s fantasy has been satisfied by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP will shape the administration with a reasonable greater part after the 2019 races. “Dr Lohia told Shrimati Indira Gandhi ji in Parliament that this nation lives in the towns. The day each needy individual in this nation has a can in his h...

Tortured in jail, won’t apologise: BJP activist on sharing Mamata’s photo ‘I don’t have any regrets. I have not done anything for which I will have to apologise,’ Priyanka Sharma said LokSabha Elections 2019 : BJP youth wing extremist Priyanka Sharma, who left prison on Wednesday in the wake of being captured for posting a transformed picture of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Facebook, said she would not apologize. “I don’t have any second thoughts. I have not done anything for which I should apologize,” Sharma told a question and answer session at the BJP office here. She was discharged at 9.40 am from the Alipore correctional facility following five days following a Supreme Court request. The BJP extremist claimed that she was bothered and tormented inside prison. “I was tormented in the correctional facility. Indeed, even the guard pushed me yesterday. I disclosed to them I am not a criminal that you are pushing me into the prison room this way,” sh...

EC to hold review meeting before phase 7; West Bengal might be the focus The review meeting will be held via video conference and will be attended by poll officials and observers for constituencies going to polls on the 19th LokSabha Elections 2019 : The Election Commission will on Wednesday hold an audit meeting with eyewitnesses and state boss constituent officers for the last period of Lok Sabha surveys on May 19. The audit meeting which will be held by means of video gathering, comes multi day after BJP and Trinamool Congress specialists took on pitched conflicts in the city of Kolkata amid a huge street appear by the saffron party president Amit Shah. “Since nine out of 59 parliamentary voting public going for survey on May 19 are from West Bengal, it is regular that onlookers and survey authorities from the state will likewise take an interest,” an authority said. He, in any case, would not say whether the attention will be on West Bengal. While Trinamool Congr...

BJP will bag 301 seats, Modi wave across nation: Shahnawaz Hussain Shahnawaz Hussain stated that the BJP-led NDA alliance would win 39 of the 40 seats in Bihar LokSabha Elections 2019 : Senior BJP pioneer Shahnawaz Hussain has guaranteed that the BJP will win 301 Lok Sabha situates alone while the NDA will win 39 out of the 40 LS seats in Bihar due to a “Modi wave” clearing the nation over and a “wave against the whole restriction” this time. Attesting that there is a “Modi wave” the nation over, the gathering’s national representative said here on Sunday, individuals are voting in favor of NDA competitors riding on the Modi wave and the formative works embraced by the head administrator over the most recent five years. “In 2014, individuals voted in favor of Modi based on his presentation as Gujarat CM and as an option in contrast to UPA’s Manmohan Singh. In spite of the fact that Modi had requested 272 or more seats in 2014, individuals gave him 283 seats,” the previou...

Shah ‘denied’ permission to rally in Jadavpur: BJP to protest, move EC BJP has also alleged that the TMC is resorting to undemocratic means even as the EC remains a mute spectator LokSabha Elections 2019 : Blaming the West Bengal government for not permitting its leader Amit Shah’s rally in Jadavpur, the BJP said on Monday that the Election Commission has turned into a “quiet onlooker” to the Trinamool Congress’ supposed undemocratic intends to focus on the saffron party. BJP media head and Rajya Sabha MP Anil Baluni said his gathering will hold challenges and furthermore move the EC. Shah’s rally was booked for Monday in Jadavpur, which goes to the surveys on May 19 in the last stage, however the authorization for it was denied at last by the state organization, he said. Along these lines, the authorization for Shah’s chopper to arrive was likewise pulled back, Baluni said. “Tragically the EC has turned into a quiet onlooker to this and furthermore utilization of br...

Karma awaits you: Rahul replies to Modi for attack on father Rajiv Gandhi At a rally in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, Modi had targeted the former prime minister by calling him bhrashtachari no. 1 while attacking Rahul Elections : Congress boss Rahul Gandhi Sunday answered with “adoration and a gigantic embrace” to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “bhrashtachari no. 1” point against his dad Rajiv Gandhi and approached him to hang tight for his ‘karma’ to make up for lost time. Rahul’s remarks came after Modi at a survey rally had said that Rajiv Gandhi’s life finished as “bhrashtachari no. 1” (degenerate no. 1 ). “Modi Ji, The fight is finished. Your Karma anticipates you. Anticipating your inward convictions about yourself onto my dad won’t ensure you. All my affection and a gigantic embrace. Rahul,” the Congress president tweeted. At a rally in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, Modi had focused on the previous PM while assaulting Rahul. “Your dad was named Mr Clean by his subj...

Four crucial messages emerging from the Mayawati-Mulayam kiss-and-make-up If the intended missives are able to percolate the grassroots, the gathbandhan may evolve stronger and create a triangular tussle for power between the SP-BSP combine, the BJP and the Congress Elections : Whenever Mayawati and Mulayam Singh Yadav as of late held a joint rally in Mainpuri in which the Bahujan Samaj Party boss engaged people in general to vote in favor of Mulayam Singh Yadav, it made another political edge that sigh to cover the long-standing ill will between the BSP and the Samajwadi Party. It might be reviewed that the two gatherings dropped out because of the ‘guesthouse embarrassment’ in Lucknow 24 years back, when the Mayawati outfit’s withdrawal of help to the alliance prompted the breakdown of Mulayam Singh government in 1995. Be that as it may, in this rally, Mayawati, situated between Mulayam Singh Yadav and Akhilesh Yadav, agreed full regard to the SP patriarch when he went ahead...

Lok Sabha polls: Rahul Gandhi promises Rs 6,000 a month for poorest 20% Congress leaders said NYAY gets its inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s vision of helping the last man and woman Elections :  Congress  President Rahul Gandhi said his gathering, if it somehow happened to shape the legislature at the Center after the Lok Sabha races, would guarantee a base pay of Rs 6,000 every month to 20 percent most unfortunate of poor family units, or 250 million individuals. While the  Narendra Modi  government had guaranteed to Rs 6,000 every year to poor ranchers, the  Congress  has guaranteed a coordinating add up to all poor, especially the landless. The gathering, notwithstanding, rejected its prior suggestion that conceived fixing up the hole between a poor family unit’s salary to convey it to Rs 12,000. It has now guaranteed a level Rs 6,000 every month stipend, or Rs 72,000 every year, if a family’s salary is beneath Rs 12,000. Gandhi said an ...

LS polls 2019: Facebook to tell users who paid for, published political ads Beginning Thursday, people will begin to see political ads with ‘published by’ or ‘paid for by’ disclaimers Election News  :-  In front of up and coming general decisions, Facebook on Thursday further refreshed its arrangement for political promoting in the nation and said it would include disclaimers about who paid for or distributed an advertisement and would make more information accessible about these promotions on Facebook and Instagram. The changes, which will happen on February 21, were nitty gritty in a blogpost by its India and South Asia Public Policy Director Shivnath Thukral and Product Manager Sarah Schi. Starting Thursday, individuals will start to see political promotions with ‘distributed by’ or ‘paid for by’ disclaimers. Alongside this, Facebook will include an accessible advertisement library, which will be available to individuals to become familiar with promotions ...