Amit Shah Virtual Rally

Campaigning in Bengal today, Home Minister Amit Shah canceled his first stop and delivered his speech virtually instead, blaming it on a technical snag in his helicopter. Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress claimed the "snag" was really a case of poor turnout.

Mamata Banerjee today flagged off her bid for a third term as the Chief Minister of West Bengal with a virtual rally at a time when she is facing a most tangible political rival in the state, the BJP. Led by Amit Shah, the BJP has already stepped up a multi-pronged attack on the ruling Trinamool Congress. He held a virtual rally on Bengal on 14 Jun...

Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has finally ended her silence on the "Corona Express" remark which BJP's Amit Shah attributed to her during his virtual rally two days ago. The coinage, which targeted the special trains for migrant labourers, would bring about her political downfall, he said.

The CPI(M) held protests at various places across West Bengal on Tuesday against Amit Shah's virtual rally through which the Home Minister addressed the people of Bengal from Delhi.

Mamata Banerjee's opposition to the Citizenship law will get her ousted from Bengal, the BJP's Amit Shah said today, warning that the Chief Minster will end up as a "political refugee".

After Bihar, Union Home Minister and BJP leader Amit Shah willtoday (virtually) kick off the campaign for West Bengal Assembly elections due in April 2021. He will be speaking on multiple social media platforms at 11 am focusing on Bengal. All top BJP Bengal leaders will attend - virtually.

Home Minister Amit Shah, in his first virtual rally on Sunday, said that the Modi government has solved long pending issues in the country, hinting at the scrapping of Article 370, the amended Citizenship Act, among other things, done in the ongoing second term.

The Congress on Sunday accused the BJP of using money power for politics at a time when the country is fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and termed Union Home Minister Amit Shah's "virtual rally" an insult to the people of Bihar.

Union minister Amit Shah on Sunday launched the BJP campaign for Bihar online, with a detailed recap of the Narendra Modi government's performance over the last six years. He, however, claimed that the virtual address -- made necessary by the constraints of the coronavirus and the resulting lockdown - had "nothing to do Bihar polls".

A day before Amit Shah's virtual rally, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Saturday said campaigning amid the coronavirus crisis in the country is nothing but "political vulturism", and alleged that BJP was only interested in electoral victory even at the cost of human lives.

Union minister Amit Shah's virtual rally next week is expected to set to rest all speculation on the BJP's alliance with Nitish Kumar and his position as its face for next year's state election.

The BJP will begin its campaign in Bihar next week with a ''virtual rally'' by Union minister and party's senior leader Amit Shah who will address the people of the state through video conference and Facebook live, a senior party leader said here on Monday.

Minutes after the two-day BJP National Executive was over, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah addressed a rally in Allahabad, virtually kicking off the campaign for next year's assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. They spoke of the development the BJP has brought in states it rules and how under the current dispensation in Uttar P...

Campaigning in Bengal today, Home Minister Amit Shah canceled his first stop and delivered his speech virtually instead, blaming it on a technical snag in his helicopter. Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress claimed the "snag" was really a case of poor turnout.

Mamata Banerjee today flagged off her bid for a third term as the Chief Minister of West Bengal with a virtual rally at a time when she is facing a most tangible political rival in the state, the BJP. Led by Amit Shah, the BJP has already stepped up a multi-pronged attack on the ruling Trinamool Congress. He held a virtual rally on Bengal on 14 Jun...

Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has finally ended her silence on the "Corona Express" remark which BJP's Amit Shah attributed to her during his virtual rally two days ago. The coinage, which targeted the special trains for migrant labourers, would bring about her political downfall, he said.

The CPI(M) held protests at various places across West Bengal on Tuesday against Amit Shah's virtual rally through which the Home Minister addressed the people of Bengal from Delhi.

Mamata Banerjee's opposition to the Citizenship law will get her ousted from Bengal, the BJP's Amit Shah said today, warning that the Chief Minster will end up as a "political refugee".

After Bihar, Union Home Minister and BJP leader Amit Shah willtoday (virtually) kick off the campaign for West Bengal Assembly elections due in April 2021. He will be speaking on multiple social media platforms at 11 am focusing on Bengal. All top BJP Bengal leaders will attend - virtually.

Home Minister Amit Shah, in his first virtual rally on Sunday, said that the Modi government has solved long pending issues in the country, hinting at the scrapping of Article 370, the amended Citizenship Act, among other things, done in the ongoing second term.

The Congress on Sunday accused the BJP of using money power for politics at a time when the country is fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and termed Union Home Minister Amit Shah's "virtual rally" an insult to the people of Bihar.

Union minister Amit Shah on Sunday launched the BJP campaign for Bihar online, with a detailed recap of the Narendra Modi government's performance over the last six years. He, however, claimed that the virtual address -- made necessary by the constraints of the coronavirus and the resulting lockdown - had "nothing to do Bihar polls".

A day before Amit Shah's virtual rally, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Saturday said campaigning amid the coronavirus crisis in the country is nothing but "political vulturism", and alleged that BJP was only interested in electoral victory even at the cost of human lives.

Union minister Amit Shah's virtual rally next week is expected to set to rest all speculation on the BJP's alliance with Nitish Kumar and his position as its face for next year's state election.

The BJP will begin its campaign in Bihar next week with a ''virtual rally'' by Union minister and party's senior leader Amit Shah who will address the people of the state through video conference and Facebook live, a senior party leader said here on Monday.

Minutes after the two-day BJP National Executive was over, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah addressed a rally in Allahabad, virtually kicking off the campaign for next year's assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. They spoke of the development the BJP has brought in states it rules and how under the current dispensation in Uttar P...