BJP President Nitin Nabin cautioned against forces pushing Indian youth towards 'negative politics,' emphasizing youth focus on nation-building and future security, while highlighting government successes in poverty reduction, financial inclusion, women's empowerment, and India's potential as an AI and manufacturing hub.
Former BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai will interact on social media on Friday, fueling speculation he may launch a new political party. He has been in Delhi meeting senior BJP leaders, reportedly to convey his decision to quit the party.
K Annamalai has resigned as BJP Tamil Nadu president, citing being 'sidelined' and poor alliance decisions. He met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah and party chief Nitin Nabin to explain his decision, but sources indicate he is not reconsidering his resignation despite party hopes.
BJP president Nitin Nabin met with party leaders in Bengaluru to strategize for upcoming city corporation, panchayat, and assembly elections. He cited past successes and criticized the ruling Congress government's performance, stating the public seeks change.
