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A day after BJP chief JP Nadda alleged that Kerala was a "hotspot" for terrorism and a "debt trap", the ruling CPI(M) hit back by claiming that RSS was at forefront of plans to cause riots in the state.

BJP chief JP Nadda had a couple of days ago met a few top Catholic priests in Kottayam district of Kerala, sources said.

Kerala is now a "hot spot" of terrorism and fringe elements, and life is not safe here, BJP chief J P Nadda claimed on Monday.

Former West Bengal BJP Vice President and MP Arjun Singh expressed discontent with the working of BJP and said there are short comings in the party in some states like West Bengal, Kerala.

BJP national president J P Nadda on Friday accused the Left government in Kerala of "encouraging Islamic terrorism", claiming that the southern state has become a "breeding centre" for the same under its rule.

BJP president JP Nadda alleged on Sunday that Kerala is turning into an unlawful state under Chief Minister Vijayan Pinarayi as he condemned the murder of the party's state OBC Morcha leader Renjith Sreenivasan.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President JP Nadda has said that the time has come for people in Kerala to say "goodbye" to communists, United Democratic Front (UDF), Left Democratic Front (LDF) and Congress, who have been "coming to power like musical chairs" in the state.

Senior BJP leaders, including party chief JP Nadda and several union ministers, lashed out at Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday night, accusing the Congress MP of disrespecting north Indians during an election rally in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Jagat Prakash Nadda who arrived in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday for a two-day visit to Kerala ahead of the state Assembly elections said that Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) are two sides of the same coin.

BJP National President Jagat Prakash Nadda will be on a two-day visit to Kerala from tomorrow to review the election preparations ahead of the upcoming state Assembly polls.

Bharatiya Janata Party President JP Nadda has slammed the Kerala government for allegedly lying about the quarantine facilities in the state for the coronavirus victims and claimed "people suffered due to that."

Union Minister Alphons Kannanthanam and former Mizoram Governor Kummanam Rajasekharan were among 13 candidates named by the BJP for the Lok Sabha elections in Kerala on Thursday. However, Tom Vadakkan -- who recently crossed over from the Congress to the BJP-- did not figure on the list.

All possible steps for extending relief to the flood-affected Kerala are being taken under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is personally monitoring the situation, Union Minister JP Nadda said on Friday.

The Centre Friday assured all possible support including more financial assistance to flood-ravaged Kerala to rehabilitate the affected people.

In the wake of the Nipah virus claiming 10 lives in Kerala, the Union Health Ministry today asked people not to "panic" and said the outbreak is "unlikely" to spread as early and efficient containment measures were being taken. The ministry also noted that the outbreak appeared to be a "localised" occurrence.

A day after BJP chief JP Nadda alleged that Kerala was a "hotspot" for terrorism and a "debt trap", the ruling CPI(M) hit back by claiming that RSS was at forefront of plans to cause riots in the state.

BJP chief JP Nadda had a couple of days ago met a few top Catholic priests in Kottayam district of Kerala, sources said.

Kerala is now a "hot spot" of terrorism and fringe elements, and life is not safe here, BJP chief J P Nadda claimed on Monday.

Former West Bengal BJP Vice President and MP Arjun Singh expressed discontent with the working of BJP and said there are short comings in the party in some states like West Bengal, Kerala.

BJP national president J P Nadda on Friday accused the Left government in Kerala of "encouraging Islamic terrorism", claiming that the southern state has become a "breeding centre" for the same under its rule.

BJP president JP Nadda alleged on Sunday that Kerala is turning into an unlawful state under Chief Minister Vijayan Pinarayi as he condemned the murder of the party's state OBC Morcha leader Renjith Sreenivasan.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President JP Nadda has said that the time has come for people in Kerala to say "goodbye" to communists, United Democratic Front (UDF), Left Democratic Front (LDF) and Congress, who have been "coming to power like musical chairs" in the state.

Senior BJP leaders, including party chief JP Nadda and several union ministers, lashed out at Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday night, accusing the Congress MP of disrespecting north Indians during an election rally in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Jagat Prakash Nadda who arrived in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday for a two-day visit to Kerala ahead of the state Assembly elections said that Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) are two sides of the same coin.

BJP National President Jagat Prakash Nadda will be on a two-day visit to Kerala from tomorrow to review the election preparations ahead of the upcoming state Assembly polls.

Bharatiya Janata Party President JP Nadda has slammed the Kerala government for allegedly lying about the quarantine facilities in the state for the coronavirus victims and claimed "people suffered due to that."

Union Minister Alphons Kannanthanam and former Mizoram Governor Kummanam Rajasekharan were among 13 candidates named by the BJP for the Lok Sabha elections in Kerala on Thursday. However, Tom Vadakkan -- who recently crossed over from the Congress to the BJP-- did not figure on the list.

All possible steps for extending relief to the flood-affected Kerala are being taken under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is personally monitoring the situation, Union Minister JP Nadda said on Friday.

The Centre Friday assured all possible support including more financial assistance to flood-ravaged Kerala to rehabilitate the affected people.

In the wake of the Nipah virus claiming 10 lives in Kerala, the Union Health Ministry today asked people not to "panic" and said the outbreak is "unlikely" to spread as early and efficient containment measures were being taken. The ministry also noted that the outbreak appeared to be a "localised" occurrence.