Amit Shah Delhi Rally

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is flying in to New Delhi five Trinamool leaders who were earlier supposed to join the BJP at his rally in Howrah on Sunday but will now do so today itself in his presence at the party headquarter.

Additional paramilitary forces will be positioned in Delhi after farmer protests escalated into clashes in parts of the capital on Tuesday, with many protesters entering the Red Fort. The decision to deploy additional forces was taken at a meeting between Union Home Minister Amit Shah and top security and police officers to review security.

One farmer has died as protesting farmers clashed with police at ITO in the heart of national capital. Thousands of protesting farmers, who entered into Delhi with their tractors this morning, also poured into the Red Fort complex by afternoon, prompting security personnel to resort to lathicharge and tear gas.

A day after the Supreme Court left it up to the police to decide if protesting farmers could enter Delhi on Republic Day for a tractor rally, farmer leader Dr Darshanpal told NDTV they may not be allowed to use the Outer Ring Road. He added that they have no plan of backing down.

Home Minister Amit Shah will visit the Delhi Police headquarters today to review security arrangements a week before the Republic Day. The Delhi Police comes under the Home Ministry. Mr Shah's visit to the police headquarters also comes amid protest by farmers at the Delhi-Haryana border and their planned tractor rally on January 26.

The aftershocks of the Delhi violence -- said to be fueled by hate speeches -- still continuing, the hate-spewing "goli maaro" slogan was heard at a rally in the heart of Kolkata this evening. The rally was addressed by Union minister Amit Shah, who spoke in favour of the contentious citizenship law and accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of "tr...

Union minister Amit Shah on Sunday tweaked the slogan of "parivartan" (change) used by Mamata Banerjee to topple the 35-year Left citadel in 2011. "Aar noy (no more) tolabaji, appeasement, infiltration, violence... this is the slogan that will change the government of Bengal," Mr Shah said at a rally in the heart of Kolkata on Sunday evening.

Home Minister Amit Shah will address a rally in Bhubaneswar's Janata Maidan today in support of the amended citizenship law, days after some area in Delhi saw violence over the controversial law. Mr Shah will attend the rally after chairing a meeting of the Eastern Zonal Council (EZC), which will be attended by four chief ministers, including Mamat...

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today asked the people of Delhi to give the BJP a chance to run the national capital. At his first rally in Delhi ahead of the single-phase election on February 8, Mr Kumar, with BJP president Amit Shah at his side, alleged the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government led by his counterpart Arvind Kejriwal "has not done an...

Union Ministers Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh and Smriti Irani addressed rallies in Delhi ahead of the Assembly elections scheduled for next week.

Union minister Amit Shah on Friday asserted that there was "no issue bigger than national security" and slammed the opposition parties, saying while the BJP was committed to this aim, the Congress and the AAP were indulging in "appeasement politics" to keep their vote bank intact.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday challenged Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to take a dip in the Yamuna if he believes that the river is clean.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will hold three public rallies in Delhi today to campaign for the upcoming Assembly elections.

The BJP's Anurag Thakur, Union Minister of State for Finance, urges a crowd at an election rally in Delhi to say "goli maaro" - or shoot down traitors - in a widely-shared video that is being examined by the Election Commission.

A 21-year-old student was allegedly thrashed by a crowd at Union Home Minister Amit Shah's election meeting here for raising anti-CAA slogans.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is flying in to New Delhi five Trinamool leaders who were earlier supposed to join the BJP at his rally in Howrah on Sunday but will now do so today itself in his presence at the party headquarter.

Additional paramilitary forces will be positioned in Delhi after farmer protests escalated into clashes in parts of the capital on Tuesday, with many protesters entering the Red Fort. The decision to deploy additional forces was taken at a meeting between Union Home Minister Amit Shah and top security and police officers to review security.

One farmer has died as protesting farmers clashed with police at ITO in the heart of national capital. Thousands of protesting farmers, who entered into Delhi with their tractors this morning, also poured into the Red Fort complex by afternoon, prompting security personnel to resort to lathicharge and tear gas.

A day after the Supreme Court left it up to the police to decide if protesting farmers could enter Delhi on Republic Day for a tractor rally, farmer leader Dr Darshanpal told NDTV they may not be allowed to use the Outer Ring Road. He added that they have no plan of backing down.

Home Minister Amit Shah will visit the Delhi Police headquarters today to review security arrangements a week before the Republic Day. The Delhi Police comes under the Home Ministry. Mr Shah's visit to the police headquarters also comes amid protest by farmers at the Delhi-Haryana border and their planned tractor rally on January 26.

The aftershocks of the Delhi violence -- said to be fueled by hate speeches -- still continuing, the hate-spewing "goli maaro" slogan was heard at a rally in the heart of Kolkata this evening. The rally was addressed by Union minister Amit Shah, who spoke in favour of the contentious citizenship law and accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of "tr...

Union minister Amit Shah on Sunday tweaked the slogan of "parivartan" (change) used by Mamata Banerjee to topple the 35-year Left citadel in 2011. "Aar noy (no more) tolabaji, appeasement, infiltration, violence... this is the slogan that will change the government of Bengal," Mr Shah said at a rally in the heart of Kolkata on Sunday evening.

Home Minister Amit Shah will address a rally in Bhubaneswar's Janata Maidan today in support of the amended citizenship law, days after some area in Delhi saw violence over the controversial law. Mr Shah will attend the rally after chairing a meeting of the Eastern Zonal Council (EZC), which will be attended by four chief ministers, including Mamat...

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today asked the people of Delhi to give the BJP a chance to run the national capital. At his first rally in Delhi ahead of the single-phase election on February 8, Mr Kumar, with BJP president Amit Shah at his side, alleged the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government led by his counterpart Arvind Kejriwal "has not done an...

Union Ministers Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh and Smriti Irani addressed rallies in Delhi ahead of the Assembly elections scheduled for next week.

Union minister Amit Shah on Friday asserted that there was "no issue bigger than national security" and slammed the opposition parties, saying while the BJP was committed to this aim, the Congress and the AAP were indulging in "appeasement politics" to keep their vote bank intact.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday challenged Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to take a dip in the Yamuna if he believes that the river is clean.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will hold three public rallies in Delhi today to campaign for the upcoming Assembly elections.

The BJP's Anurag Thakur, Union Minister of State for Finance, urges a crowd at an election rally in Delhi to say "goli maaro" - or shoot down traitors - in a widely-shared video that is being examined by the Election Commission.

A 21-year-old student was allegedly thrashed by a crowd at Union Home Minister Amit Shah's election meeting here for raising anti-CAA slogans.