Bjp Training Book

BJP workers in Gujarat's Surat are playing an active role in collecting bookings and money from stranded migrants for tickets on "shramik (worker)" trains being run by the Railways to transport them to their home states, NDTV has found

A Bharatiya Janata Party training guidebook, which is meant to orient its workers and office-bearers to its ideology and views on key issues, says that Maoists in India enjoy "regular support from Pakistan and China", making them a big threat to the country's internal security.

The Congress-RJD-JDU combine today expressed concern over the government machinery being allegedly misused by the BJP and its allies in the run-up to the Bihar assembly elections, and alleged that four trains were booked for BJP workers at concessional rates to take them on a junket.

In a desperate attempt to galvanise its divided legions, the state unit of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) is pulling out all the stops for the December 22 rally that will be addressed by Narendra Modi, the party's prime ministerial candidate. 36 committees have been formed to make for flawless planning and 14 trains booked to ferry party workers.

BJP workers in Gujarat's Surat are playing an active role in collecting bookings and money from stranded migrants for tickets on "shramik (worker)" trains being run by the Railways to transport them to their home states, NDTV has found

A Bharatiya Janata Party training guidebook, which is meant to orient its workers and office-bearers to its ideology and views on key issues, says that Maoists in India enjoy "regular support from Pakistan and China", making them a big threat to the country's internal security.

The Congress-RJD-JDU combine today expressed concern over the government machinery being allegedly misused by the BJP and its allies in the run-up to the Bihar assembly elections, and alleged that four trains were booked for BJP workers at concessional rates to take them on a junket.

In a desperate attempt to galvanise its divided legions, the state unit of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) is pulling out all the stops for the December 22 rally that will be addressed by Narendra Modi, the party's prime ministerial candidate. 36 committees have been formed to make for flawless planning and 14 trains booked to ferry party workers.